BigNorm
Boobie Inspector
Hopefully lessons were learned. I'm glad your boy is ok and hope his friend makes a speedy recovery.
HansO
Not Taking Life Too Seriously
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- 08 Rocket III R.I.P now TEX Triumph Explorer
wow lucky kids, hope your son's mate heals fast
barbagris
Mad Scientist
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- 1979 Guzzi V1000G5 - 2018 KTM 790 Duke
Can't say it better than that.
Bernard Vinet
Frenchbernie
Glad to hear everyone will make it OK eventually. Speedy recovery to one and all!
TorontoRider
.040 Over
Thank God both of them are ok. Wishing speedy recovery for your Son's friend. I am sure they will learn a lesson from this. Thank God for watching them.
2012cliff
Supercharged
I have heard it said "not a matter of if , but when" you lay one down. I think sliding is better than flying and wearing the proper gear is best. We all need to be ready.
Pumbaa
An African in Aus
Too right Mate, over all my years of Riding (close to 47) I have had my fair share of coming off and have wrecked a fair few machines, not too mention my own personal collection of Titanium Plates and Screws, enough to make any Airport Metal Detector go stupid.. But I have always been a firm believer in the Right Gear ALWAYS.. I have instilled this same Ethos into all 3 of my kids (all who love bikes) and this is probably the only thing that saved my Boy from any serious damage, as for his mate, I got no idea what gear he was wearing although Trees do still have a tendency to wreck bones irrespective.
Boog
Traveling Story Teller
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- 2014 R3T, RAMAIR, Full Viking Dual exhaust
I know oh to well the feelings most recently with my own son's R1 crash. Glad you lad is okay. Praying for Chris.
Pumbaa
An African in Aus
Thanks mate.. Hope your Boy is also on the road to recovery..
