Post your ride pics

[dasgeh]

@lancito brazofuerte 51616 wrote:

Yeah, the dislike button is a bit vague. Does it mean “the guy who posted this is a jerk”? Or “Oh noes. Bad stuff happened. I don’t like bad stuff”?

Why not just rename it to “Oh, no”? Then we’ll get the option to Un-Oh-No posts that we’ve oh-no’ed

[Subby]

Okay, okay…last one. Went to see the orthopedist today. He didn’t like the angle of the x-ray the hospital took. It showed a thin, almost hairline, fracture in my clavicle. So he took another x-ray. New image shows butterfly fracture and significant displacement (3cm).

Surgery next week. No bike for 3 months. F Me.

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[consularrider]

Major ouch – I feel your pain. Want to hit the “Oh No” button.

[KayakCyndi]

Definitely warrants an “Oh-No”. So sorry. Hope it all heals up quickly.

[rcannon100]

Sucks! Been there!! Behave! You will live with how your bone heals for the rest of your life – take time to heal it well.

I smashed mine flipping over handlebars on a beach in San Fran. Landed on that wet sand right at the edge where the waves barely reach. You know, the sand that is as firm as concrete. :rolleyes:

[txgoonie]

Seeing x-rays like that makes my stomach sink. Ow ow ow.

[OneEighth]

Hang on.
3 months sounds a bit extreme.
My collarbone surgery involved putting things back together with a roughly 5″ bolt down the middle and sutures wrapped around the broken area to hold some of the stray bits close. I was commuting and carrying a backpack within a month or so, no worries.
Good luck.

[Rod Smith]

You’re not a real cyclist til you’ve busted a collarbone.

[Rod Smith]

Aggressive panhandler.

[Dirt]

Ouch Subby…. Sorry to hear it. Hang in there!

[Dirt]

Buttercups

[KLizotte]

Subby’s return to normal will depend on whether they put in permanent screws/pins or temporary ones. The former allows you to return to normal activities a lot faster but you’re stuck with potentially setting off the scanners at the airport for the rest of your life; the latter takes longer but may require minor surgery to remove them and you’re stuck in a sling/cast longer. Neither is any fun.

Hope you aren’t in too much pain Subby.

[TwoWheelsDC]

Honeybadger6 just finished the Cap2Cap century in Richmond (her first!). Although the forecast called for thunderstorms, we saw nary a drop of rain, and it ended up being warm and pretty sunny all day. It was a little breezy, which made the last third or so a bit of a bear, but Meg managed about a 15.5mph moving average.

[Vicegrip]

@Dirt 51724 wrote:

Buttercups

Well what do you know? Sometimes the answer to the age old question is “Yes, it is a banana in my pocket”.

I think we can also see Tim’s speed secret too. He has a string pull windup motor built in. Pull the tab and zing there goes another KOM.

[DaveK]

@Vicegrip 51767 wrote:

Well what do you know? Sometimes the answer to the age old question is “Yes, it is a banana in my pocket”.

I think we can also see Tim’s speed secret too. He has a string pull windup motor built in. Pull the tab and zing there goes another KOM.

That’s just his Assos.

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