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2010-06-10 10:17 PM
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2010-06-10 10:35 PM
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Oh, sweet fancy Moses!
2010-06-10 11:22 PM
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VeganMan - 2010-06-11 12:35 AM Oh, sweet fancy Moses!


I'm speechless. Just, oh, owwwwww man  
2010-06-11 5:54 AM
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Ok. This is the result of the aforementioned clipless incident.

This is as good as it is ever going to get.





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2010-06-11 6:36 AM
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jeeez what exactly did you do in this "clipless accident?"
2010-06-11 2:14 PM
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Leegoocrap - 2010-06-11 9:36 PM jeeez what exactly did you do in this "clipless accident?"



I was newbie clipless, stopped,  forgot to unclip,  fell off and broke my elbow.

The shape of the bone has now changed meaning this is as much as I will ever be able to straighten it.

2010-06-11 2:32 PM
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holy mess what are you people doing? riding with blindfolds?? geez some of these look like motorcyle wreck injuries...i was gonna put mine up but they are not even worthy and i had a dislocated shoulder...yikes train safe everybody.
2010-06-11 2:37 PM
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VeganMan - 2010-06-10 4:59 PM I crossed tires in mile 5 going downhill 42mph.  Had an avulsion (think fillet) of two quads from slamming into an aid station ice chest.  Not sure how far I slid on the pavement.  Landed on my stomach, thought my guts were torn out by the reaction of the first person to come into my view.  It is a horrific story, including everything my wife went thru during the ordeal.  Didn't break a bone though.  Took a while to get back but ended up running the KC 1/2 mary that October.

ETA: Just missed the major artery on the backside of the knee.  Still have edema to this day.


Crossed tires at 42mph??   Oh .... My .... God!!!


(Note to self, get OUT of aero if above 35 mph and still going downhill)
2010-06-11 2:40 PM
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CRunner10 - 2010-06-11 3:32 PM holy mess what are you people doing? riding with blindfolds?? geez some of these look like motorcyle wreck injuries


I haven't had a major wreck yet, but I regularly reach 45mph on downhill stretches and have hit 50mph+ before.  At this speed I don't think it matters whether the motor burns gas or bananas.  You hit the pavement, it's going to hurt.
2010-06-11 2:49 PM
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frogomatic - 2010-06-11 2:40 PM
CRunner10 - 2010-06-11 3:32 PM holy mess what are you people doing? riding with blindfolds?? geez some of these look like motorcyle wreck injuries


I haven't had a major wreck yet, but I regularly reach 45mph on downhill stretches and have hit 50mph+ before.  At this speed I don't think it matters whether the motor burns gas or bananas.  You hit the pavement, it's going to hurt.


oh i believe it brother. i was only going 22 when i had my wreck and i felt like i got hit by a mack truck when i hit the ground. i'll remember these pics the next time i'm at 35+ going downhill.
2010-06-11 3:11 PM
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I crashed in a crit going about 24 mph per my power meter head first into metal street sign skimmed the left side of my body.  Seperated my shoulder and had a bad concusion...I have no memory of this time or about an hour and a half.



Race was 3 years ago and it is being held this Saturday...not doing it

2010-06-11 3:21 PM
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I crashed my bike last year about 12 weeks prior to IMCDA (not my fault).  Came away with a trip to the ER, 6 weeks of PT, a new bike, and a Grade 3 shoulder seperation.





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2010-06-11 3:38 PM
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frogomatic - 2010-06-12 5:40 AM
CRunner10 - 2010-06-11 3:32 PM holy mess what are you people doing? riding with blindfolds?? geez some of these look like motorcyle wreck injuries


I haven't had a major wreck yet, but I regularly reach 45mph on downhill stretches and have hit 50mph+ before.  At this speed I don't think it matters whether the motor burns gas or bananas.  You hit the pavement, it's going to hurt.



A motorcyclist riding at these speeds will be wearing virtually a full suit of armour, and we hit the same thing as him/her when we fall off.
2010-06-11 5:52 PM
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T in Liberty Lake - 2010-06-11 3:21 PM I crashed my bike last year about 12 weeks prior to IMCDA (not my fault).  Came away with a trip to the ER, 6 weeks of PT, a new bike, and a Grade 3 shoulder seperation.


exactly what my Xrays look like...i need to get copies of them. check out the left shoulder...looks ridiculous now.


scratch that it won't let me post a pic...just picture a collar bone that sticks up about an inch higher than it's supposed to haha.

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2010-06-12 2:50 PM
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pipsyboy - 2010-06-11 4:38 PM
frogomatic - 2010-06-12 5:40 AM
CRunner10 - 2010-06-11 3:32 PM holy mess what are you people doing? riding with blindfolds?? geez some of these look like motorcyle wreck injuries


I haven't had a major wreck yet, but I regularly reach 45mph on downhill stretches and have hit 50mph+ before.  At this speed I don't think it matters whether the motor burns gas or bananas.  You hit the pavement, it's going to hurt.



A motorcyclist riding at these speeds will be wearing virtually a full suit of armour, and we hit the same thing as him/her when we fall off.


...while wearing what is essentially underwear.

*Cringe*

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