Official Evo & Bike Picture Thread
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Joined: Jun 2006
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From: Pembroke Pines FL
I dont remember anything but police report says I was doing 50mph in the center lane of traffic and a truck pulled out in front of me. T-boned him and flew about 50ft. Left arm was 90% severed on impact. This was 2 years ago. Just happy to be alive.
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but you know how things are, the pretty boys out there must look KQQL on their new bikes, and forget about the helmet, the bluetooth is more important
I feel the pain man, but thanks GOD you are still here to talk about it.
I was very close 6 years ago, "wearing full gear" and just under 50mph....
2 painful years for full recovery.
GOOD LUCK RIDER!
but you know how things are, the pretty boys out there must look KQQL on their new bikes, and forget about the helmet, the bluetooth is more important
I feel the pain man, but thanks GOD you are still here to talk about it.
I was very close 6 years ago, "wearing full gear" and just under 50mph....
2 painful years for full recovery.
GOOD LUCK RIDER!
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Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 23
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From: Pembroke Pines FL
Honestly, I wouldnt change anything. I mean I would do anything to get my arm back in a heart beat and to be able to do all the stuff I used to be able to do, but losing my arm has made me a better person. I appreciate the smaller things in life and live every day to the fullest. I still wanna get back on a bike someday, perhaps on a closed track or dirt track. Only thing that stands in my way is money for a new bike and auto tranny, and my loved ones of course. Once a rider always a rider! 
Check out this guy, same accident, still ridding!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPfTtP66nO4
Check out this guy, same accident, still ridding!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPfTtP66nO4
Last edited by JeblojutionNine; Mar 31, 2009 at 12:26 AM.
Honestly, I wouldnt change anything. I mean I would do anything to get my arm back in a heart beat and to be able to do all the stuff I used to be able to do, but losing my arm has made me a better person. I appreciate the smaller things in life and live every day to the fullest. I still wanna get back on a bike someday, perhaps on a closed track or dirt track. Only thing that stands in my way is money for a new bike and auto tranny, and my loved ones of course. Once a rider always a rider!
Check out this guy, same accident, still ridding!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPfTtP66nO4
Check out this guy, same accident, still ridding!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPfTtP66nO4
Honestly, I wouldnt change anything. I mean I would do anything to get my arm back in a heart beat and to be able to do all the stuff I used to be able to do, but losing my arm has made me a better person. I appreciate the smaller things in life and live every day to the fullest. I still wanna get back on a bike someday, perhaps on a closed track or dirt track. Only thing that stands in my way is money for a new bike and auto tranny, and my loved ones of course. Once a rider always a rider!
Check out this guy, same accident, still ridding!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPfTtP66nO4
Check out this guy, same accident, still ridding!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPfTtP66nO4
JeblojutionNine, bro atleast you know what u lost.I never got the chance never will but I love Motorcycles, I'll love to motorcross someday i will, when I was younger jumping ramps & doing tricks was the thing to do w/ my GT. But I like that you said that the change made you a better person, I say the same thing just b/c i think being normal to the human eye, I would of been a different person that of I'm today, I Thank God for that, my moto: I'm not able to do everything but I'm capable of doing everything i want to do. So Stay Strong bro & Positive, Remember whatever the mind can conceive, you can achieve.
Ride Safe!
