Fair weather rider
i just got a op done on my nose to fix it from a few old brakes an the doc said i cant ride for a month.i know but i can go back to work in two or three weeks. what kind of a piss off is that. i give it two mabe two an a half weeks be for i cant take it eny more an get back on the bike.
[/SIGPIC]if your not on the edge your not liveing
Fair weather rider
Do it, do it!!!
on the up
That's all bollocks.
Docs have been telling me for yonks that my scaphoids won't heal unless I stop riding for a while. You get used to the pain when braking and using the clutch after a while... and what's a bit of arthritis between friends...
One silly doctor put my leg in a cast from ankle to hip when I snapped my medial collateral ligament. That didn't stop me - I just had to ride everywhere in second.
Just take it easy putting the helmet on for a while mate.
And I to my motorcycle parked like the soul of the junkyard. Restored, a bicycle fleshed with power, and tore off. Up Highway 106 continually drunk on the wind in my mouth. Wringing the handlebar for speed, wild to be wreckage forever.
- James Dickey, Cherrylog Road.
Having a Zen moment...
Is it just me or is the obvious solution... an open face helmet?
Redefining slow since 2006...
In the riders seat
I haven't ever found it all that hard not to ride for a while if it was a choice between not riding for a month or having my injuries cause me problems for months, years or the rest of my life
"If you can make black marks on a straight from the time you turn out of a corner until the braking point of the next turn, then you have enough power."
Originally Posted by scracha
Hardsnore Biker
About the only operation that I'd recommend not to ride too soon after, is a vasectomy!
Hardcore Biker
They meant you can't ride for a month, straight. So take a day off or two in between!
Forum whore
It's a blessing.
Get on the Internet and start ordering goodies for it. You have until months end to get them fitted, then enjoy the warmer, drier weather.
Forum whore
If i put my flip-up helmet on (or take it off) with the face up, there's no point in time where my nose gets squished
Ride or get ridden?Ouch, I can't imagine anyone would want to do anything soon after a vasectomy!!!!
is currently sulking in the Sin Bin
Two and a half weeks huh? I'd be selling the damned thing if I were you.i just got a op done on my nose to fix it from a few old brakes an the doc said i cant ride for a month.
Oh, and shoot your quack, in the face.
Rest In Peace
I was told similar,no driving for 4-6 weeks(spent a week in hospital so asked did that count,which it did),said cool can I ride my bike,that's not driving.She looked at me,and said NO bloody way,then seriously said don't drive for a month as if you crash you could be declined insurance due to being given instructions not to drive,both written and verbal.Was bloody hard.
Hello officer put it on my tab
Don't steal the government hates competition.
Fair weather rider
im on my 6r license an ride a cbr600 so i have no insurance eny way. if it rains then i mite stay off it but im thinking i mite go down south for a few weeks maby it mite be for the best.
[/SIGPIC]if your not on the edge your not livei
Fair weather rider
If i put my flip-up helmet on (or take it off) with the face up, there's no point in time where my nose gets squished.. yer i have a slite control problime and the an end up going faster than i should which pushs my halmet up aganst my nose. mabe its a good time to try an get a handel on my salf control.
[/SIGPIC]if your not on the edge your not livei
Fair weather rider
If i put my flip-up helmet on (or take it off) with the face up, there's no point in time where my nose gets squished.
yer i have a slite control problime and the an end up going faster than i should which pushs my halmet up aganst my nose. mabe its a good time to try an get a handel on my salf control.
[/SIGPIC]if your not on the edge your not livei
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