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Watch out for the heavy frost.

dblaze

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I left for work at 05:30 this morning I was turning left from a minor road onto a major road & lost traction on the rear wheel, the bike slid from under me in a split second I managed to pull my left leg from under the bike & hobbled around for a while in shock a car drove by I thought "great thanks for the help" I then managed to pick up the bike I took a look back at the corner it looks like I lost it on a manhole cover I got on the bike & rode home.

I now have a day off work & a knee four times the size it should be.

The damage to the bike scuffed lower engine, front fork, clutch lever, mirror.
Newly installed R&G crash bung needs replacing.

Newly installed R&G bar end needs replacing.

Newly installed Stebel Nautilus horn needs replacing.

I NOW KNOW NOT TO UNDER ESTIMATE HEAVY FROST & MAN HOLE COVERS.
 
That is why I just don't ride when it gets that cold, no matter how careful you are, ice and sneak up and bite you. I hope you have a quick recovery.
 
Not to be an a-hole, but can you post a picture of your injuries and/or bike damage?
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The images do not show the injury in its full glory it hurts like hell.

knee2.jpg


knee1.jpg
 
I looked at the first picture and was like, "big deal". The second picture (although blurry) does paint a better picture. I'm sure you're in a lot of pain. But I will say you exaggerated a little, it's more like twice the size than 4 times. Just kidding. Heal up and don't be afraid to ride when it's cold. Be cautious though.
 
He said one of his knees is four times the normal size...

Yes, but that could just be hematoma and nothing else. I wouldn't consider that to be very serious. Painful sure, but you can basically go about normal business. That's not nearly as bad as fractured bones. .. and I hope that's all it is.
Ice the crap out of that thing, wrap it and keep it elevated.
 
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