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RE: First Ride since Surgery - nhawk7504_imp - 11-17-2016
I crashed a bicycle a few months after my hernia repair. Was a little sore there but it was all good soon enough. So the new hernia repairs should hold up pretty well. Doc just said it's not as good as new though so don't over do it.
RE: First Ride since Surgery - rboe - 11-17-2016
Duct tape........
RE: First Ride since Surgery - Ulvetanna_imp - 11-17-2016
(11-17-2016, 08:04 AM)nhawk7504_imp Wrote: I crashed a bicycle a few months after my hernia repair. Was a little sore there but it was all good soon enough. So the new hernia repairs should hold up pretty well. Doc just said it's not as good as new though so don't over do it.That's what I understand. I'm only riding the CB1100 on shorter rides, staying off the ADV and supersport for now.
RE: First Ride since Surgery - crutch_imp - 11-17-2016
My grandfather had the best description of hernia surgery.
"If feels like they sewed your stomach to your leg."
The only good thing about my hernia was how I got it, horizontal maneuvers.
Welcome back to the saddle.
crutch
RE: First Ride since Surgery - Rolls_imp - 11-17-2016
This might be one of the few times where you might want to dial those springs down to the softest setting.
RE: First Ride since Surgery - Ulvetanna_imp - 11-18-2016
(11-17-2016, 05:14 PM)Rolls_imp Wrote: This might be one of the few times where you might want to dial those springs down to the softest setting.You are exactly right and that is just what I have done. Damping to #1/softest and preload to #2 of 3 settings. I tried the damping at #2 and it was still too harsh.
I used to have it at max preload and damping #4, but then again I used to not have gray hair.
(11-17-2016, 03:55 PM)crutch_imp Wrote: My grandfather had the best description of hernia surgery.
"If feels like they sewed your stomach to your leg."
The only good thing about my hernia was how I got it, horizontal maneuvers.
Welcome back to the saddle.
crutch
Yeah, I think that is not too far off the mark; that feeling is starting ease up but I can feel that the surgeon really did not seem to spare any expense on the mesh, he got in there and really laid in a spread. Guess he wanted to make sure it would last. Feels like a bionic pad or something but it's a lot better than having that bit of intestine wanting to poke out.