Come up a little short, pay the price. Double break compound fracture, two and a half hours of surgery, 2 plates, 15 screws and somewhere around 30 staples. Good times.
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- Broken
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- Broken Riders
- Date Posted
- May 21, 2011 at 10:28May 21, 2011
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Carson, Washington, United States
- Trail
- My arm
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- Bari Stockton
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WOW! So sorry Bari. I am finally back on my bike after 9 ribs, shoulder blade on the right side and broke my left wrist. It too now has a plate in it.
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Glad to see you are back on the bike Todd. Me, I don't know if I will even be back on the dirt this year. I am already looking into a 29er for road rides once I can start riding again. I figure I should get the all clear for road rides well before getting the ok to hit dirt again. I never thought I would even consider a 29er, but I don't want to be a road toad either.
hang in there
and look like they want instead of how you want, which ithink is pretty cool.
my scars have added to my tatts personality.
so now, i think about scars when i get a new tat planned. what would hit me there, and how will it look then.
you know? part of the fun. keep that head up bari! we got a trail waiting for you when your ready!!!
oh yeah, and 2-9ers are actually pretty fun. not a replacement for a wicked trailbike, but fun none the less.