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| | tough luck dude. on my clavicle break, i was strong enough to support my weight after about 4wks but some restricted movement. there is no standard...but if you're lucky you could be back on that shtty* bike after 2wks. surgeons concluded on my 12th wk xray that the break would never fuse back together. arm and shoulder are functioning ok so no biggy. *seriously. very nice bike there. love the matte black + sublime highlights of the pink. |
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| | What can I say? Accidents happen. I'm not exactly worried, You know I'll be fine. Thanks for all of the kind words (not you dogs). As I was playing polo I was on the surly which is hard as nails. I don't think it even got scratched. The whole impact was in the centre of my right clavical. Felt and heard it go. Got off the bike, snapped it back into place. The laughing gas and morphine sorted the pain. Haven't had any painkillers since yesterday and still slept most of the night. It's uncomfortable but the foam sling is good enough. My fracture clinic appoinment is on Monday. It's a clean break so I'm not expecting to need it plating and pinning. Which is almost a shame really ;] Typing with one hand is tedious and I suspect I'll shed a tear or two everytime I look at my new bike and can't go riding. I've locked all of my bikes and Scott's got the keys so I can't be stupid (He doesn't take bribes so don't even ask ;] ). I'm going to be off work for a while so won't be online often, hopefully I'll still make some social drinks though ;] Peace y'all |
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