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Stupid cunt wasn't going to stop. She had a stop sign.

I hurt all over.

Nothing in me broken. Bike still works except right side foot peg busted off.

On the plus side, some wicked cool scars.

glad to see you are alive, my namesake.

i have never been on a motorcycle because i witnessed i horrific fatality when i was a kid. scared the living shit out of me. never even went on my brothers vespa.

WO!

I do not know you, but I feel your pain.

Please make sure you are seen by medical professionals if you have not already.

Also, sue that bitch.

burun wrote:WO!

I do not know you, but I feel your pain.

Please make sure you are seen by medical professionals if you have not already.

Also, sue that bitch.

No, it's not necessary. Just minor scrapes. I'm really fine. I have strong bones.
I had a good helmet on.

Suing isn't necessary. She was really apologetic. She stopped. She felt horrible. She offered assistance.

I have been over my bicycle handlebars quite a bit in the last couple of years for similar reasons. Good on you for not being broke in pieces. Think happy thoughts when you feel like an even older man tomorrow.

What kind of bike?

(Not to diminish your pain, of course...)

Damn.... glad you're ok.

I think this is my #1 fear of riding a moto on the street - some unobservant dumb-ass pulling out in front... I've come close on a few occasions now but have never gone down.

Hope you're feeling better !!!!

best,
t

Tom Muth of Lansing, Michigan!


I am glad that you are alive and well-helmeted!


a Tom-Shaped hole in the universe is a horrible thought!



to your health!



Faiz

I guess on that day, the location you list was absolutely correct. I'm glad you're none the worse for wear and that the woman that caused your pain was humane and concerned. This happened to an ex of mine and his brother, they too were none the worse for wear but the driver never stopped.

I did this once, did not cause an accident but did not see the motorcycler until I had turned right in front of him and he was in my rearview. I felt absolutely horrible. I like the bikes with the double lights on the front, much more visible. Very glad you are safe.

Pure L wrote:What kind of bike?

(Not to diminish your pain, of course...)

It is the powerhouse known as the Kawasaki Eliminator-125... yeah that's 125 CUBIC CENTIMETERS of single piston action.

mastermind wrote:Damn.... glad you're ok.

I think this is my #1 fear of riding a moto on the street - some unobservant dumb-ass pulling out in front... I've come close on a few occasions now but have never gone down.

Hope you're feeling better !!!!

Just really sore. My right side makes my left side feel like it's been stroked.