Introducing myself to this forum group and reporting on reactions to new V-Raptor 250

[ZMC888]

Dear Plado,

Sorry to hear of such an awful accident. Hundreds of thousands of miles and just one person in the wrong place, it's disturbing.

I sincerely hope you recover as best you can.

[culcune]

Wow, do not know what to say other than thank goodness you were not killed! I had an accident in late October when a woman in a large SUV ran me off the road and I broke my clavicle and had a hairline fracture on my right arm (I insisted on x-rays a week after the crash so I had to self-diagnose that injury!). But my bike is rideable in spite of broken bits and pieces and I have pretty much fully healed; I don't know what to say for your injuries?! Other than you are still here to write to us!

[modron]

Thank you for sharing with us this terrifying experience. Im really glad that you are still with us and hope you will be able to walk soon.

All the best!

[beniamin82]

Hey, it is a terryfing experience. If you choose not to drive a motorbike, it will be your choice and must be akceptable for all.

But i know one gay without a leg who is driving a motorbike.
A few years ago he drove 8000km with a chinesee bike
http://motoradio.com.pl/2012/07/16/j...nogi-i-8000-km
All is possible. You can mount a Stunt brake lever, then do you do not need to brake with your missing leg.

Well i saw a bike system for those who has no legs.

I wish you a quick recovery.