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Shit bro glad your alive and well.... you will get back to your current lifts but for now take it easy.
 
Well you know wat the hd in my handle stands for Im sure :). I ride a 2005 ultra classic now tho. Its gonna be tough bro, wish I knew wat to tell u. Just dont give up on the gym. Lifting keeps people like us sane. You will be bac, & probably with a greater appreciation for things. Im glad ur still here & will recover. Wish u the best man. hd.
 
tb 500 brotha.. get to it..

there's a reason i don't ride anymore, the recovery from my accident was 2 yrs.. good luck
 
I feel your pain I went down in a turn a couple years ago on a zx10 (loved that bike) I broke my left femur in two it took well over a year to fully recover. Very frustrating and hard not to get depressed during recovery but before you know it bro it will just be a story to tell keep your head up
 
Hey man as a fellow rider I feel your pain , I have yet to lay down myR1 but just the other day I was ripping through the countryside when a big ass dog ran out in front of me and nearly did it. Lifting is a huge part
Of our life's and 3 months seems like eternity but you will be back at it and hopefully make a comeback to being stronger than ever! Look into tb500 the shit works at healing really well. Good luck


Ride it like you stole it!!
 
Its going to be a long road im afraid and you will likely have some permanent damage that just doesnt heal. I wouldnt be in a hurry to get back to where you are, the kind of impact you sustained is going to have caused a lot of tendon/ligament laxity which is going to take a long time to heal. Your strength will come back quick, but be smart about it and listen to your body.

Glad you came out of it alive and as in tact as you are, could have been a lot worse from the sound of it.
 
Sorry to hear that mate, but glad you're alive and could walk away from it, despite the fact you'll be out of action for at least 3 months.I low-sided my CBR-600 on gravel five years ago and separated my right shoulder, and even that tiny spill took a full year or so to fully recover from (I still ride to this day). You sound like a big guy though, so like mentioned previously, your muscle memory will serve you well and you'll be destroying those weights in no time!
 
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