Glad to see your on the mend. I'm glad I sold my crotch rocket when I was your age. I'm sure I wouldn't have survived this long if I didn't. The joint pains your feeling now will be back later in life so take good care to heal them up now while your young.
Have you been to see a doc yet?

Richard

 

glad your OK, I've been personally riding crotch rockets for 19 yrs and there are only two kinds of riders that I know of. Ones that have gone down and ones that are going down. If you can accept that, learning how to ride safely and smartly is the next step(not saying you didn't), it's always a gamble, your job is to stack the odds in your favor. Oh, and I want a Harley too, only the boss says I have to wait until I turn 40 to get one, LOL!

 

so true

 

Nope still havent been to the doc, Im fine, no joint pains anymore just sore muscles and some really stiff scabs. In this case I just happened to be at the wrong place to avoid the accident. If it would have been normal asphalt I could have dodged her, but the area that I started to dodge her at was REALLY lose fresh asphalt and well use your imagination The bike is already sold I just gotta name my final price and the guy will come get it, Im just in no hurry as Im not totally set on getting rid of it yet but most likely I will. The GF is on my *** hard to get rid of it and she brings up some good points. If I get rid of this bike now it just gives me a reason to get the Harley sooner

I know I said I wanted a softail but damn the V-Rod VRSCX sure is sexy
http://www.harley-davidson.com/wcm/C...p?locale=en_US
Hey Richard could you port the heads for me?.........seriously?

 

Cody, I just saw this **** and I am sorry about the bike. Hit me up with a pm if you need any quick medical advice.

I just sold my R1, but like you, I will be back on one in a couple of years. I just promised my folks I would sell so I did. But I decided to upgrade with the cash I had in hand, see sig.

For everyone else riding: watch out for the cages, chastise the squids, and stay rubber side down.

 

Sold my bike over 20 years ago and don't miss it. Drivers don't look out for other cars when they change lanes around here, why should they look out for bikes? I was playing the lotto and knew that one day I was going to win (lose), so I sold it.

 

Well Im doing a TON better today my knee isnt nearly as stiff, just streching outthe stiff scabs is fun. Nice upgrade man. Color?

 

Black. pics will be in southern when I get back in town. Glad you are getting better.