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True. I broke both leg bones, the tibia and fibula, at ankle level last
year. I was not riding, I fell down outdoor stairs during a storm and at the time I was in my last trimester of pregnancy. Oops!!! Over a year later, my ankle is fine and my baby boy is the picture of good health ........Jeanie |
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yeah I know, it sucked...Jeanie
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Jeanie wrote:
True. I broke both leg bones, the tibia and fibula, at ankle level last year. I was not riding, I fell down outdoor stairs during a storm and at the time I was in my last trimester of pregnancy. Oops!!! Over a year later, my ankle is fine and my baby boy is the picture of good health ........Jeanie Glad to hear it! Stay upright |
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"Corvus Corvax" wrote in message oups.com... JD wrote: I dunno because I don't encase myself in plastic to go ride my bicycle. The best protective gear is riding skill. That and a wris****ch ;-). Actually, his internal clock is pretty damned reliable. It's his clairvoyance that needs work. Greg |
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G.T. wrote: "Corvus Corvax" wrote in message oups.com... JD wrote: I dunno because I don't encase myself in plastic to go ride my bicycle. The best protective gear is riding skill. That and a wris****ch ;-). Actually, his internal clock is pretty damned reliable. It's his clairvoyance that needs work. Greg Yeah, my crystal ball is a little messed up from all of the particulates in the air out here. JD |
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Bill Sornson wrote: Jeanie wrote: JD wrote: John Doh wrote: I'm looking for protective gear and reviews. Mainly knee/shin and elbow/forearm. Specifically, I'm wondering about these two. Fox Racing Raptor knee/shin guards SIXSIXONE Ricochet knee/shin guards The Raptor is more expensive, is it much better? During a fall, does the top of the kneecap joint tend to catch on things? Seems to me that might be more of a problem with the Ricochet. I dunno because I don't encase myself in plastic to go ride my bicycle. The best protective gear is riding skill. JDThat riding skill got your front tooth knocked out. Buy some protective gear.Jeanie Nice formatting. BS Add a lack of clairvoyance as well to that, on more than one front. Internet schizophrenics and pathalogical liars are not made overnight, jeanette, samantha, or whatever you are calling yourself this week. JD |
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Bill Sornson wrote:
wrote: you will fall everyone falls and if you dont you are not going fast enough get the sixsixones i have them and they work great for DH Crazy's cousin? :-P Gene, Crazy, and now Logan. Who's next? -- Phil, Squid-in-Training |
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Jeanie wrote:
True. I broke both leg bones, the tibia and fibula, at ankle level last year. I was not riding, I fell down outdoor stairs during a storm and at the time I was in my last trimester of pregnancy. Oops!!! Over a year later, my ankle is fine and my baby boy is the picture of good health ........Jeanie Damn, Crazy's wife... is that you?? A Crazy Jr., now that's *crazy* _____ Slack |
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JD wrote: Bill Sornson wrote: Jeanie wrote: JD wrote: John
Doh wrote: I'm looking for protective gear and reviews. Mainly knee/shin and elbow/forearm. Specifically, I'm wondering about these two. Fox Racing Raptor knee/shin guards SIXSIXONE Ricochet knee/shin guards The Raptor is more expensive, is it much better? During a fall, does the top of the kneecap joint tend to catch on things? Seems to me that might be more of a problem with the Ricochet. I dunno because I don't encase myself in plastic to go ride my bicycle. The best protective gear is riding skill. JDThat riding skill got your front tooth knocked out. Buy some protective gear.Jeanie Nice formatting. BS Add a lack of clairvoyance as well to that, on more than one front. Internet schizophrenics and pathalogical liars are not made overnight, jeanette, samantha, or whatever you are calling yourself this week. JDWho is Samantha? Dude, first visit to this site the other day and you must be getting me mixed up with someone else. Anyway, hubby and I had a good laugh and conluded you are paranoid.........Jeanie |
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Jeanie wrote:
Who is Samantha? Dude, first visit to this site the other day and you must be getting me mixed up with someone else. Yeah, right. BTW, you should probably stay away from Usenet until you take a class or two on how to use a computer. Greg -- "Destroy your safe and happy lives before it is too late The battles we fought were long and hard Just not to be consumed by rock and roll" - The Mekons |
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