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IH8MUD Junior
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Klamath Falls, OR
Posts: 144
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Many.....Many.....Many endos....face plants.... but the two most memorable....uummm... painful)
1) Fairly new to MTBing.... Finally got convinced to put on clipless pedals. Was goofing off in front of the house while the guys were loading up the truck to go for our Saturday morning ride. Pulled a wheelie....... F ing feet do NOT come off pedals because of clipless pedals.... Land flat on ass and back in the middle of the street with my feet straight up in the air, still clipped into the pedals with the bike in the air....in front of all my riding buddies.... 2) Last Jump I ever did on purpose.... Went over a jump and landed in a huge rut. Bike and me went straight down on my right side. I landed directly on my right ass cheek and scraped my arm bad.... I knew immediately that if I didn't get off the mountain quickly that I wasn't going to make it. Nothing broken from what I could telll. My right ass cheek was completely black and blue... and I mean completely... I could not sit in a chair or ride in a car. The 27 mile commute on Monday was a complete bitch. About three weeks later I was still hurting and the back of my knee was hurting, I went to the Dr. and he said that it was Blunt force trauma and my knee hurt because of all the blood pooled up behind it...... huh???? I looked at the back of my knee and there was a huge blue pool of blood on the top and bottom of the crease at the back of my knee. He said there was so much blood from the fall that it ran down the outside of my blood vessels and pooled up around my knee.... How I didn't break anything I will never know..... Been lucky on the many miles of road riding... so far... knock on wood...haven't met pavement yet..... Sorry for the long story.. __________________ 2007 Tundra Limited CrewMax - 4WD, 5.7L Aluminum V8, 6 spd Auto, 2.5" Revtek lift, Factory 20's (Wheels & Tire for sale), ![]() SOLD - 1972 Blazer - 454, turbo 350, 6" lift, 285/75r16 Toyo Open County M/T's , restored - Sweet ride - to nice to wheel!!! 1994 FZJ80L with 3+ Lockers, HIR Headlights., George's LEDs, Pioneer spkrs, Slee Headlight Harness, HG replaced 198K, Aatlas Two tone Grey leather seat covers......more to come! |
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#62 |
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IH8MUD Lifer
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__________________ OZ - '97 80, 269,000 k's (Australian GXL) RHD, subtank, CDL, hand throttle, steel wheels w/Dueler 285/75/16s, cloth seats; dual batts, George's LEDs, Yakima rack CAL - '97 LX 450, 136,000 miles (US spec) stock + CDL, George's LEDs. |
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#63 |
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IH8MUD Lifer
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Again (my stomach muscles hurt from laughing - sorry...)
__________________ OZ - '97 80, 269,000 k's (Australian GXL) RHD, subtank, CDL, hand throttle, steel wheels w/Dueler 285/75/16s, cloth seats; dual batts, George's LEDs, Yakima rack CAL - '97 LX 450, 136,000 miles (US spec) stock + CDL, George's LEDs. |
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#64 |
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IH8MUD Lifer
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Night crits are always fun when the dew point hits in the middle of the race...
__________________ OZ - '97 80, 269,000 k's (Australian GXL) RHD, subtank, CDL, hand throttle, steel wheels w/Dueler 285/75/16s, cloth seats; dual batts, George's LEDs, Yakima rack CAL - '97 LX 450, 136,000 miles (US spec) stock + CDL, George's LEDs. |
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#65 |
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IH8MUD Lifer
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She'll get some shorter cranks...
__________________ OZ - '97 80, 269,000 k's (Australian GXL) RHD, subtank, CDL, hand throttle, steel wheels w/Dueler 285/75/16s, cloth seats; dual batts, George's LEDs, Yakima rack CAL - '97 LX 450, 136,000 miles (US spec) stock + CDL, George's LEDs. |
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D'OH!
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__________________ If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate. '99 UZJ100 "The Iron Hippo" / '82 FJ40 "Mustard" / '73 FJ40 |
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#67 |
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IH8MUD Lifer
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Nah - none there - you can tell a broken wrist by the gutteral screams. A few hip pointers though.
__________________ OZ - '97 80, 269,000 k's (Australian GXL) RHD, subtank, CDL, hand throttle, steel wheels w/Dueler 285/75/16s, cloth seats; dual batts, George's LEDs, Yakima rack CAL - '97 LX 450, 136,000 miles (US spec) stock + CDL, George's LEDs. |
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#68 |
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IH8MUD Lifer
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But that last girl would have some sore cojones if, well, if she had any
__________________ OZ - '97 80, 269,000 k's (Australian GXL) RHD, subtank, CDL, hand throttle, steel wheels w/Dueler 285/75/16s, cloth seats; dual batts, George's LEDs, Yakima rack CAL - '97 LX 450, 136,000 miles (US spec) stock + CDL, George's LEDs. |
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IH8MUD Lifer
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Holland, Michigan
Posts: 1,295
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I rode in to work this morning: floor exercises, body lifts at a playground, and ten miles with a some easy curb hops. Now my back is wrenched, hurts every time I stand up, wtf? I used to roll down cliffs without feeling this bad! When did I get this frickin' old???
__________________ '03 UZJ100: wife's ride; '97 FZJ80: Traded in; '97 FZJ80 40th: Totalled; Heep: Trail Rated; '06 Specialized Epic Comp Disk: Daily Driver "if thou would have peace, be thou then prepared for war". |
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(pronounced rod-ree)
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great videos Ozcal. the endo was the best, the girl clipping her pedal was harsh.
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#71 |
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IH8MUD Tour Guide
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i have had two concussions, stitches in my forehead, picked gravel out of my cheek, cracked my knee cap and had a compound fracture on my right wrist. Biking sure was fun though.
__________________ 95' FZJ80 OME med./J lift, ARB rack, ARB Bull Bar w/tmax 12,500, 315 Nitto, stainless brake lines, Center Diff Lock, Sliders, IPOR Skid, IPOR rear bumper, upgraded slee sticker, custom dents, more to come. . . Remember it's a gateway drug, so it will actually lead to "crystal meh". |
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#72 |
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IH8MUD Lifer
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That was pretty bad. Sorry.
__________________ OZ - '97 80, 269,000 k's (Australian GXL) RHD, subtank, CDL, hand throttle, steel wheels w/Dueler 285/75/16s, cloth seats; dual batts, George's LEDs, Yakima rack CAL - '97 LX 450, 136,000 miles (US spec) stock + CDL, George's LEDs. |
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(pronounced rod-ree)
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I finally took myself out on the road bike. This is my first year on the road bike and I've logged almost 1900 miles so far. In those miles I've had some close calls with different sized vehicles, potholes and animals. But what finally took me down was sand!
On Thursday I went out for a lunchtime ride. A really quick 10 mile route because I didn't want to run. About 4.5 miles into the ride I glimpse at the computer to check my speed before entering a turn. 22 MPH. I look up and start leaning into the right hand turn, and then I noticed the road had a nice covering of sand. It was too late. The front wheel had already washed out. I threw my hands out in anticipation of the fall. I hit palms out and with my right knee. Not sure how far I slid but I have road rash from my shin all the way up to my armpit, my forearm and palms. Good news is my head never hit. It was a slow ride back, and luckily my company has a medical facility. I had a pleasant time scrubbing the rash to get the sand out and cursed the gloves I had left in my locker. |
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#74 |
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IH8MUD Addict
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Vacaville
Posts: 678
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My buddy and I where bombing down Downieville about a month ago. We left the trail head about 10 am and where supposed to take the shuttle back up at 2 pm. We where about 1/4 of the way down and my buddy crashed pretty good. His rear brake lever broke and he hurt his pinky finger pretty bad.
So now he has one brake but it is the front. We are 5 thousand feet up in the middle of no where. I end up changing out the levers so he can use his rear brake. My bud makes it down the mountain in pretty good time and we continue camping for another day with no more riding. We fish all the next day and go home. He goes to the doctor a few days later and finds out his finger is broken bad! Going down that trail with two good hands is hard I couldn't imagine a broken finger and one brake! |
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