i read alot on the threat about people accidents with there motorbikes anyone have any stories or pics to share about how grateful they were wearing a helmet?
Perhaps, I wound not even be up the back side of the hill at 20MPH and nowhere near him.Playing devil's advocate, it could be said if you were doing 20 you might have avoided the collision.
Was this on a motored bike? Man, that is some tough sledding you went through, I'm surprised you want to get back on one.I only had a bike helmet when I was in my accident with a Ford F-150,
Ain't that the truth... When I got the bike knocked out from under me I landed on my back. I was spinning so I tucked my arms and legs in because I could see the car that hit me still moving and all I could think of was not getting a hand or foot run over. Nothing broken, but the bruising was deep and took a long time to work out. It would stiffen up so badly I couldn't sit for more than a half hour or stand up for the same. It's still the area that I get sharp pains in first when I'm hitting my limit for lifting, etc. a year and a half later.For you young guys, trust me on this one thing...
Every single major injury you have and seem to recover from quickly will come back to haunt you when you get old.
Be smart, Protect Your Body at all times!
Yep. It was on the first bike that I named Tempus (time flies!) based on a Micargi Huntington with a 2 stroke HT. That one bit the dust that day.Was this on a motored bike?
I was warned about that. They're just doing what they were hired to do: save the company money. If it means stalling, paying as little as possible, or getting the company out of paying at all, they consider it a success. You have to stand firm, even if it means lawsuit, until they come to realize that they will be forced to pay you. Then you need to haggle hard over the amount. I have one of the best lawyers in Indy, I think I'll be okay....tried every ploy to insinuate it was her fault. It took 19 months for them to settle. They only really respond after the lawyer files suit. Hang in there.