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Posted by Chris Pritchard on January 10, 2006 at 10:49:51 from (142.26.64.244):
In Reply to: Well my son went and did it last night. posted by old on January 10, 2006 at 07:20:32:
Ouch! Tell him we hope his arm heals, and are sorry for the loss of his bike! In 2002, I was riding my XR200, and rounded a corner that had a hump in the middle of it. The ground disapeared under the bike, I landed on the ground, and the bike landed on my foot, spraining it quite badly. I would have had to crawl to the house (Accident happend at the back of our old 5-acre lot) if Mom did not hear me yelling for help, and brought the car down. I had to walk with a crutch for close to a week.
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