bboySushi
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my god, how many of you ride with cups now? I sit close to the tank when I ride I could imagine the crushing power in an accident on dem boyz..
I know the feeling. Crashed the bike in Virginia on the Blue Ridge Parkway this past Friday. Broke radius and ulna in my left forearm
Ouch! Is it a clean break or did they have to install the metal plates over the cracks?
regder, I can relate to that unfortunately. Have the same plate on my right radius. Thankfully, my elna 'only' popped out from the joint, so they put the joint back together. Takes a year to completely heal (i.e. get to the same amount of weight lifting exercises in the gym without almost any pain). The only advice I can give is to absolutely follow the physiotherapists directions and do all the exercises when they'll clear you for physio.
Ouch, thanks for the heads up on recovery. How soon after did you start lifting again?
So my bike finally went in this week to get checked out and fixed.. Just got a call from the dealer. They've been going over the list of parts the insurance company provided and making a list of their own. The insurance company's cheque was for just under 3k. So far the dealer has a list that's up to about 6k and they're still compiling it.
So we'll see what happens... They might just write it off. But that being said, the dealer already has deposited their cheque because they won't order the parts until they get payment...
have a bad feeling that my season may be over...
When people gave me this advice after my accident when i was also "ok" i never listened, hope you do
!!!GO TO THE DOCTOR!!! even if you feel you are ok, trust me you are not, something may have twisted on your spine or whatever and you won't feel it for a few months.
I wrote up a bunch of info on the process after my accident
If you are interested do a search on my started threads for it
The insurance company already cut you a check for $3 grand? Does that mean their cleaning their hands of any further payouts to you?
BTW, glad you made out relatively ok. Those types of accidents rarely have a good outcome![]()
That is a little puzzling. When I had my crash, the appraiser from State Farm came to my house to look at the bike (I wasn't home to talk with him about discovered damage). I had already made arrangements to trailer the bike to Z1 to get my own appraisal done. Z1 made a very thorough examination and discovered a lot of damage that the SF guy missed. I made sure that SF sent their appraiser to Z1 so that a "meeting of the minds" could occur. Fortunately they sent a different guy, much more experienced, and he agreed with all of Z1's discoveries. At that point the cheque was cut and everyone was happy.
Good to have her back. Riding strong too!
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