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Get better soon :) here's to a speedy recovery!:beerbang:
Yea, the media does an awesome job blowing anything out of proportion. Remember the phrase "If it bleeds, it reads" - so if they can put a spin on it to make it look worse than it is, they will. (Still bitter as I recently had a family member dragged through the mud with the media's blow it out of proportion mentality)Quote:
Originally Posted by imkindafkedup
Welcome back sport!!!! Hope all works out for you!
(...you may want to consider changing your avatar 'til this all blows over...!!!)
Good to see you typing!:shredder:
welcome back!
What did they cite you for if you were the one cut off?Quote:
Originally Posted by imkindafkedup
I saw an accident in CT a couple years ago where the rider side swiped a guard rail. He fell off the bike and it stayed up and kept going for about a 1/4 mile. The cops kept sayign he had to have been going 150mph. I kept telling them the bike stayed upright until it ran out of speed, but I didnt know what I was talking about even though I saw it.Quote:
Originally Posted by imkindafkedup
heal up!
So its been a whole winter since my accident. I have fully recovered from the accident, no muscle damage or anything left. I just got out of court for fighting the citations and got found "not responsible" for everything. :twothumb: I plan to street my track bike for a while just to get back on the road, until I get all the insurance stuff turned around after that appeal. See all of you on the roads.
Good to hear that you were found not responsible on everything.Quote:
Originally Posted by imkindafkedup
Heres to a much luckier and safer riding season buddy. :hbang2:
Hope you feel better bud!
Im too lazy to read the thread.
Can you counter sue for pain and suffering/ lost time from work, etc...?Quote:
Originally Posted by imkindafkedup
Yes, minus the 'counter' because I was never sued. I had a layer within a few days after the accident, he'll be working things out. I'm not looking to fuck anyone, I just want my medical stuff covered by his insurance. And since he lied about some facts in the accident, maybe a little leg work on his part wouldn't hurt.:kix:Quote:
Originally Posted by legalspeed
Great news man, good for you.
GODDAMN....I started reading this from the beginning and thought...for a good 7 or 8 posts ...that you had ANOTHER bad crash. (At my age you don't recall having read something before if it was more than a week ago...!)
Was immensely relieved when I realized this was the old accident and jumped to the end...
...great news! Congrats!
(You wanna ride 'sweep' on the Ride to the Races April 26th?)
Can't wait to see you on the roads again :wub:
Get well soon, bigred.
:scratchhead::scratchhead::scratchhead:Quote:
Originally Posted by Honclfibr
and you get well soon. are you well?Quote:
Originally Posted by Honclfibr
I'd love to, not sure if I'll have my bike street ready by then. I'll let you know.Quote:
Originally Posted by DucDave
Damn, glad to hear that you have fully recovered and hopefully everything works out with the bills.
when can you go riding? i'm going up north tomorrow with R1 if you're around.Quote:
Originally Posted by imkindafkedup
that sux.....hope you feel better soon
Heal up brotha.
KB
As soon as I have my bike streeted, registered, and insured. I give it a few weeks if I stay on top of things.Quote:
Originally Posted by DBConz
I appreciate the well wishes from those that didn't read the thread or just the dates, Haha. :doh:
congrats mike :) I'm sure we'll be seeing you around!
Heal up Mike!