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micknmeld wrote:
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We found this abandoned on the side of the road, bit strange really.
Not really Mick, it is a Ford after all
I made it home ok, the 4 hour drive did the shoulder some good as it was basically motionless the whole time and doesn’t feel too bad at the moment. It was more gravity putting it back in than me, when I hit the ground and it dislocated my arm was pretty much straight up above my head with the elbow bent. At first I tried to just bring my arm back down but if I moved it in any direction it became much more painfull. I was able to roll onto my back with my upper arm still in the same position and my forearm across my face. Chad tried to help me sit up by I didn’t have the strength to keep my injured arm up and had to lay back down again. After a little while I tried rolling onto my side and the arm started to drop a bit but the pain was a bit mich so I layed back again, I did that a few times then on about the 4th go the shoulder popped back in.
I have some video which I need to edit and upload which includes TB’s bike on the ground, mind you I near took 3 people out trying to get close enough before he picked it up
Thanks to all for the good riding on both days and to Chad for helping me when I fell and running me back to the motel and loading up my bike. There was a good mix of hills and singles and some open stuff,,,,,,,,,, and dust and we only lost 1 sweep all weekend, I road the DRZ for this one as I hadn’t really given it a decent test since I had the suspension set up for my “larger frame” and it was a pleasure to ride soaking up all the big and little bumps with ease and for the most part went where I pointed it (the Berg might be on the outer now).
Looking at the wheel spin I think he is trying to hold it back
