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Went around a corner too fast in an unfamiliar city, was checking my fuel gauge and hit an island in the middle of the road. Went over the handlebars, bike fell on top of me and dragged me for about 10-15 feet. (I've ridden her for so long, I thought I'd return the favor.) Some guys came out of a nearby house and pulled me out. Drove the bike home but without a shift lever, blinker housing and a bent front rim. Everything else is cosmetic damage. Went to the hospital and found out my wrist was broken and although my leg is covered in bruises and road rash, it was heavily tenderized but not broken. Tore up my jeans and leather jacket pretty good.
No insurance on the bike (not required in my state) and no insurance on me. (Can't afford it.) Don't know how I'm going to pay the medical bills when I see how high they are. Sure learned a good lesson, however, I feel like a hypocrite telling others "The seconed you stop respecting the bike, it stops respecting you." Swallowed my foot on that one.
I can't take my perscription at work or they'll send me home. (Can't be on narcotics and running the machines.) But I make it through the day on Ibuprofin. The cast comes off in three weeks, so that's not so bad. My co-worker asked me "Are you smarter than you were before the accident?"
No insurance on the bike (not required in my state) and no insurance on me. (Can't afford it.) Don't know how I'm going to pay the medical bills when I see how high they are. Sure learned a good lesson, however, I feel like a hypocrite telling others "The seconed you stop respecting the bike, it stops respecting you." Swallowed my foot on that one.
I can't take my perscription at work or they'll send me home. (Can't be on narcotics and running the machines.) But I make it through the day on Ibuprofin. The cast comes off in three weeks, so that's not so bad. My co-worker asked me "Are you smarter than you were before the accident?"