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  1. Well, I had an unplanned dismount this morning, doing some trail riding,
    other then a sore neck and a big scrape on my noggin, and feeling sore
    all over at this point, I think everything is okay. I did a nice first
    class face plant. Considering that they are generally forecasting rain
    or snow all week, and the pre-christmas rush is occuring everywhere, I
    think the season is done at this point. The bike needs the bars
    re-aligned, and the front wheel trued up, and a general check up. I
    think I will need a new visor for the helmet, the old one broke when it
    came off.

    So what happened, well you see it was muddy, and going down a bit of a
    hill, the back wheel slid out, and down I went. After running through
    my entire collection of expletives, which I don't use much any more, I
    sat up, then after running through a check of everything, got up, back
    onto the bike, and rode on, back to the trail-head.

    Since the season around here is pretty much ended, I will likely take
    the bike to the shop some time over the winter to give them time to
    check everything, and do a couple of things I would like done (wheels
    trued, bars readjusted, bottom bracket lubed, new brake pads, etc).

    W

  2. "The Wogster" wrote: (clip) So what happened, well you see it was muddy,
    and going down a bit of a hill, the back wheel slid out, and down I went.
    (click)
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    I sure hope all the sore spots fade quickly--that nothing emerges needing
    medical attention. It must have been nore than a BIT of a hill. Can you
    reconstruct what happened? This is usually caused by locking the rear
    wheel.

  3. Glad you weren't seriusly hurt.

    Cheers, helen s

  4. The Wogster said:

    Well, I had an unplanned dismount this morning, doing some trail
    riding, other then a sore neck and a big scrape on my noggin, and
    feeling sore all over at this point {snip}

    I did an "epic" mountain bike ride yesterday after road only for quite a
    while, and also did an unexpected, rapid geological survey. Came down hard
    right on a large rock (thankfully fairly round); back left ribcage is black
    & blue (and stiff & sore). My once-decent skillz be rusty...

    Bill "too old to get away with this stuff" S.

  5. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Bill Sornson said:
    The Wogster said:

    Well, I had an unplanned dismount this morning, doing some trail
    riding, other then a sore neck and a big scrape on my noggin, and
    feeling sore all over at this point {snip}

    I did an "epic" mountain bike ride yesterday after road only for quite a
    while, and also did an unexpected, rapid geological survey. Came down hard
    right on a large rock (thankfully fairly round); back left ribcage is black
    & blue (and stiff & sore). My once-decent skillz be rusty...

    Bill "too old to get away with this stuff" S.

    I did a nice GERSPLAT! earlier this month.

    Rode through a warp in the space - time continum (sp?), came out the
    other side backwards and smacked myself in the [censored].

    " You should have seen me bounce!"
    Frank Sinatra as Maggio in From Here to Eternity

    "I'm getting to old for this [censored]!"
    Danny Glover in Lethal Weapon IV

    HAND
    stay upright!

  6. Leo Lichtman said:

    "The Wogster" wrote: (clip) So what happened, well you see it was muddy,
    and going down a bit of a hill, the back wheel slid out, and down I went.
    (click)
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    I sure hope all the sore spots fade quickly--that nothing emerges needing
    medical attention. It must have been nore than a BIT of a hill. Can you
    reconstruct what happened? This is usually caused by locking the rear
    wheel.

    It actually wasn't that big, and my brother-in-law had just gone past
    that point, not 100% sure what happened, and nobody was behid me, to
    tell me what they saw...... My wife's uncle is a chiropractor, and he
    took a look at things, said nothing appears broken, he did a normal
    treatment on my neck and told me to take it easy for a day or two.

    W

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