For the whole story see thread:
https://cbrforum.com/m_325482/tm.htm

his is what I looked like when I got o the hospital.

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And his is My guardian Angel, His name is Jose, he is also a fellow rider and was on a car 3 cars behind me. He stoped and called 911 and my wife, he also waied wih me until he ambulance got there and he police took the bike.
Needless to say this guy will be a hero o me for he rest of my life.

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Hey man glad to see that you're doing well. That was mad cool of him to help the way he did. Hope your recovery is speedy and that you'll be up and about soon.

 

best of luck with your recovery man...i just started riding last september...sometimes things like this freak me out a bit...especially you hitting something in the road....i ride in Chicago which has notoriously bad streets...stories like yours just make me ride that much more cautious....

god speed man.....hope you make a full recovery.....give Jose a pat on the back from all of us here at the forum...it's nice to know we have an extended family always looking out for us... [sm=drlove.gif]

 

Ouch man, thats some story right there! Glad to see there are some good sumaritans out there in cagers.

 

glad he stopped and helped you out man.Get well soon

 

That pic is pretty bad! Are you making a good recovery so far? I remember reading that other post a while back. That's a real bad wreck, but could've been a lot worse. Also looks like you got a new riding buddy!

 

damn oreo, glad to see you posting already. get well soon! btw, that is one nasty *** wound.

 

I hope you have a smooth but quick recovery and I also hope the guy who helped you out can be blessed in many ways. I know for a fact that having someone next to you the whole time coaching you through the situation made you feel much safer and probably kept you out of shock or panic. Keep you and all riders in our prayers. "May God bless the roads, the rides and the riders...Amen"