Accident

[zeta]

I really meant the story were you got hit at 40 mph. Its near impossible to get it, in the situation, in the second story).

[Zondaboy1]

one curious thing was that i didnt know right what i was doing after i got up. i asked the guy if he saw me coming down and he said... yes.. forgot to get his number (hit my head with no helmet, but yes, i've learnt that lesson even if i do feel weird wearing it with my mates) also the other day i was biking a different route to the same job at a different place (i um umpire softball and if your wondering why, its cause i get 15 dollars an hour ) and i wore my helmet and had my bag but held it in a way that i could properly brake and without it hitting my front tire. dont know how long this 'safety stage' will last but i have a feeling a couple of weeks. (i kept on riding wreckless after it)'

and if your wondering why i wasnt driving there, i didnt have the car, and it was too nice out to give up a good 3 mile bike

[magracer]

Here, have $5 virtual dollars to get you started on buying a back pack so you always have two free hands when riding...

[Timothy (in VA)]

Glad to hear you're alright, and hope it doesn't happen again.

Let me see if I've got this right: on Tuesday you were bicycling to umpire for softball. I find this a bit creepy, because it just so happens that my dad broke both bones in his lower right leg, on Tuesday, during a misjudged slide into third while playing softball ! (cue "Twilight Zone" theme)

[coolieman1220]

i had somehting like this happen. i had my baseball glove on my left hand, no front brakes and my friend hit my rear tire shifting it because his peg ****ed it up and it was hitting the rear brake so i disconnected it. i was riding home and pullin in and my gate was closed so i figured well i can't stop so i'll hit it slowly, it should open, it used to. i hit in and the gate breaks. leaving me in deep shit

[Zondaboy1]

lol that sucks

weird how that happend to your dad, hope hes all right