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Thanks for your kind words...I was wearing my Shoei 1200RF full face helmet...Icon heavy leather jacket with D30 back and arm armour. ...the finger lol...was an afterthought even though I noticed it while I was waiting for help...I was about 5 days in the hospital when I said "hey doc, maybe we should take a closer look at my finger"...xrays showed it was fractured and he gave me the option of surgery and pins or a splint...It was pretty straight so I went with the splint...I'm pretty hyper aware of the whole "most accidents happen close to home" thing and think about it a lot as I often ride in my hood.I noticed you weren't on this past week or so, just assumed you'd been out and about.
I'm assuming you were ATGATTed up, so the injuries would have likely been much worse otherwise.
Was just thinking the other day, it's a pita to get all geared up just to go down the shops and nearly didn't bother. Only goes to show, the local roads are the more dangerous for a couple of factors - frequency and familiarity.
I've had a few close encounters with texting / drinking fools around here, but so far have escaped collision, and that's mainly due to half-expecting asshats around every corner.
You'll find the major injuries will heal, but your broken finger - pay attention to how that sets; small ones like that get overlooked and it might set crooked.
Heal soon, buddy.
Sorry, I didn't explain that well...the first car did stop.he was just there before me therefore had the right a way to go first.Wow that sucks! Hope you heal up fast Trevor.
So two drivers blowing through the stop sign in rapid secession? What's up with that? Reminds me of driving in Thailand and Taiwan where people treat traffic laws as mere suggestions.
Very sorry to hear this. Heal fast, and INSIST on top-notch physical therapy once you're healed a little more. You want to find the people professional athletes use to recover as much function as possible.
Been there, done that... in 2011 I collected a broken femur, wrist, and ankle thanks to an unlicensed left-turning triple-faking phone poker, with witnesses, and she did not receive a citation, not even for not having a license. I've never been able to figure that one out.
And yep, I see people running stop signs and red lights nearly every day. It's one of the reasons dual-sport riding is so appealing; fewer people equals fewer encounters with the vast hordes of the utterly brainless.
Obviously the crash stinks but glad to hear you are already on the recovery trail.
You have vast knowledge on the potential perils of pain management. Take care.
The Cops came to interview me in the ER the night of the accident...I told her my story and asked her what the couple had said happened...she said "we interviewed them separately and they both said they stopped at the stop sign"...I couldn't believe it!...I asked if there were any other witnesses and she said the only other person only saw me flying through the air and could not say if they stopped or not...I was so deflated at that moment...thinking great..my word against the two of them...of course I retained a lawyer...and my lawyer said not to worry as the accident scene would prove beyond a shadow of doubt that they did not stop...I mean it would be ridiculous to think that two people stopping at a sign then meeting in the middle of an intersection would produce this kind of result.Crap. I’m very sorry to hear this and hope you heal up well. Do you know if the other driver received a citation or anything? It sounds like he was speeding if you’re saying he wasn’t there a few seconds before. I assume the Bandit is insured but they should still be taking care of the rest of your stuff.
Jesus F$!ck man, all the best. Considering the ridiculous vehicle sizes in N.A. and given the F150, yeah, I'd say "lucky" applies.
At the least, should be a clear-cut case insurance-wise...
Wow, sorry to hear about this my friend. As bad as this is, it sounds like it could have been much worse. I think about your poor wife and what she must have went through... You take it easy and get well soon.
Oof. Trevor, very sorry. Best wished for a speedy recovery. But looks like you're on you way to healing. Will certainly take time. Good that your wife and son are taking good care of you. ATGATT definitely saved you from more serious injury, or worse. Silver Lining, I guess: at least it wasn't the Cooley.![]()
Trevor, many of us in up-country BC heard that you had been involved in some unpleasantness, and were naturally concerned. Thanks for opening up, and helping us absorb this.
You'll be fine, although likely different, after all this settles. You're too stubborn to let something like this get you down.
Cheers.