read and save urself some pain
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I REALLY appreciate you sharing this with the group. I might have been tempted to try that on my stand too. Likely you saved someone else some real pain & loss
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Yikes! It hurts just to read about it. [sm=outcold.gif]
I'll pray for a speedy recovery as well. Sorry to hear about it, but maybe you did save someone else be letting us know what happened.
I'll pray for a speedy recovery as well. Sorry to hear about it, but maybe you did save someone else be letting us know what happened.
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I was gonna ask but I didn't want to come across an insensitive ***, sorry about the accident, my wife's uncle lost his right arm up to mid bicep last feb in a cement plant trying to clear sand from a conveyor belt with a broom, the conveyor belt grabed the broom and he tryed saving the broom, tore his arm off !!! [:@]
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pics later if u think u can stomach em
......and once its out of the bandage.....thinking though? ummmm it never was a prob on my mtn bike de da deee
pics later if u think u can stomach em
......and once its out of the bandage.....thinking though? ummmm it never was a prob on my mtn bike de da deee
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Oh man that's terrible, I'm so sorry dude. Hope you're still able to ride. Can't believe you were still able to post this after your ordeal. Not to make fun, but how did you manage to type in this post?
Oh man that's terrible, I'm so sorry dude. Hope you're still able to ride. Can't believe you were still able to post this after your ordeal. Not to make fun, but how did you manage to type in this post?
dude, post some pics and spice! lol
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i am sorry to hear that and if i may add i would advise picking up a grunge brush. your local bike shop should carry them they cost about 14 or 15 dollars i believe and it keep your hands and fingers away from the chain and sprockets.