hey herman Glad to hear you're doing better. I've had 2 head knocks. First from non bike incident, but after 30 years still get pain from it. I used to use needles to easy the pain. Worked a treat most times. 2nd klonk from landing in gutter head first. Fullface acted as torpedo cone & spun round 3/4s. No residual problems. Nothing wrong with looking into any therapy/treatment that benefits recovery & healing. cc
Originally Posted by MIXONE Did you kill the bike? Bike landed on right hand side. Rigid peg got ground right down, ( not being on a pivot stopped more damage without doubt) right hand bar bent beyond repair,( not alot of this bike is stock ) brake lever grated beyond usefulness, RH muffler smashed ( Carbon fibre ) Clutch cover pushed in and snapped off three out of six drum studs,, Not a major-- I couldn't believe it when I had a good look at it that evening. Made a pact with myself to get it back on the road within two weeks, Well on track to getting it done. I love the bike,, It was me that failed, not the bike, I can't wait to get back on
Originally Posted by Grasshopperus Three needles in the ear? Actually inside the canal? Did it hurt? Three 3mm acu needles at seperate points on the ear lobe and taped on with small bits of tape, basically they stay there till they fall out. It works.
Did you kill the bike?
Three needles in the ear? Actually inside the canal? Did it hurt?
One other thing I should have mentioned were the locals in the small community who rallied to help me out. Amazing . Great people
Thats very true, eastern medicine is starting to become more popular therefore studied more.
Years ago a mate of mine did his back in, went to physio, chiro' etc. but nothing seemed to help. After a few sessions of acupuncture he was back at work. I'd give it a go if anything like that happend to me, for sure.
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