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Tourer
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2 mi from Jim Beam n KY | Had shoulder surgery this morning. Fortunately no tendons, just some bone work. No riding for two weeks. Despite the heat, it will be two long weeks. 113 on the dash yesterday. Thats really hot for Louisville, Ky. 
I left work, rode 1.5 miles to dealer. I shutdown the bike and immediately took the photo.
Edited by DannyB 2011-07-29 5:29 PM
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Iron Butt
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Central New York | 3228 miles, just a baby. Maybe you should have someone in your area take her out to burp her while your laid up. 
Goof Luck, Heal Well. |
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Tourer
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2 mi from Jim Beam n KY | Thats a thought! I wuz grounded March and April. That was some great riding weather I missed! |
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Cruiser
Posts: 188
Tifton, GA | I know just how you feel. The Dr. took the steel plate out of my leg Wed. and 6 wk. no weight then PT. So it looks like 10-12 wk no riding |
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Tourer
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2 mi from Jim Beam n KY | Geezzzzzzzzzzz.....and I'm complaining about two weeks!!!! Best wishes and heal fast Bob!!! |
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Cruiser
Posts: 188
Tifton, GA | Thanks better than last year when I broke it. When from July 15 wreck until early November not riding. |
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Cruiser
Posts: 192
Republic of Tejas | You guys are killing me!!!! Blew out a knee June 25, had reconstructive surgery July 1, finally able to go back to work for 1/2 days July 25. All I can do is sit out in the garage and watch the dust collect on the big red scooter. Like Liandra it will probably be November for me as well. It's KILLIN ME!!!!!!!! |
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Tourer
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2 mi from Jim Beam n KY | Man, I hate it for you, OG! Best wishes and heal fast!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Iron Butt
Posts: 785
Mt. Vernon, WASH. | OLD GRINGO,
I blew my left ACL about 10 years ago, & had reconstructive surgery and it still hurts (also developed atrhritus in it) and have somewhat restricted mobility, sometimes it's all I can muster to throw a leg over the bike to get on when I really don't trust the repaired knee to support me. You'll get used to walking like Grandpa McCoy, I keep a folding aluminum cane in the right bag (there are times when I really need it!) and have a disabled 'skinny guy' placard that I can velcro to the dash. People look @ me wierd when I roll the bike into a blue parking spot, I just tell anyone who asks 'hey! I can still ride, I jut can't walk'. It's not high on the fun meter scale. but at least we can keep moving! |
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Grounded again