Oooops - wham...
#76
I know! I never even knew was going over. Thinking it over (oh, I've had plenty of time for that) I was more like body slammed then a fall - I was thrown to the pavement. I remember, clearly, the sound of my bike hitting the pavement. That hurt as much as I did in that moment!
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A conclusion is the place where you got tired of thinking. - S. Wright
Favorite rides in the stable: Indy Fab CJ Ti - Colnago MXL - S-Works Roubaix - Habanero Team Issue - Jamis Eclipse carbon/831
#77
I need speed
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That body slam to the pavement is something else, huh? I felt that when my front wheel was hooked by someone drifting to the left when I had foolishly overlapped him. We were on a ride together, and overlapped when he slowed and I thought he would just be speeding back up again - didn't realize he'd be turning. Anyway, I had a couple of seconds of "Ohhhh shiiii..." and then Wham! onto my right shoulder and hip. Couldn't move my arm for quite awhile, but nothing was broken. Rode home one-handed in one gear. Losing the front wheel pretty much guarantees you are going down hard.
I know you are hurting really bad right now, but am glad you came through okay, and with your motivation intact.
I know you are hurting really bad right now, but am glad you came through okay, and with your motivation intact.
#79
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