Django went down

[jimgl3_imp]

oh my goodness! I don't even want to look on here anymore. too many good folks going crash. heal up Sir! well wishes your way!

[MaFiHa_imp]

Shark bite, ya know.

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[alphonsus_imp]

Hey Django,
I haven't been online for a while, and just saw this thread. So sorry to hear about your crash! Looks like a nasty injury, but you seem to be healing well. I hope you recover fully and quickly and you can get back on the road soon. By the way, how is the bike? I also just saw now that you had another crash last year where you had your bike totalled... Hope you'll stay out of the statistics now for another 20 years or so.

I was just thinking about you the other day, as I booked my bike in for the 24k service, and told them I'll bring my own set of spark plugs - which I received from you as a present when you stayed over at ours last year! Thank you again!

[Django]

Hi Gergo,

nice to read you. Hope, you and your little family are doing well.

My bike got some scratches from hitting the curb, but it is still
rideable. I already got a second hand right fairing part and I will
replace the muffler by the original, which I got with the bike when I
bought it. The bike came with an extra tail pipe.

Stitches where pulled yesterday, 13 days after surgery. Everything looks
good, but I still need some painkillers. However, the arm is not fixed
and I can move it already, but I should not lift it up more than 70
degrees. That would move the shoulder blade, which would result in
winding the clavicle, which I should avoid, to not stress the plate
fixture and the screws.

Well, it just hurts to see the indian summer passing by at its best and
not to be able to go out for a ride...

[peterbaron]

The good think is that you are recovering and are in positive spirit...no worry, 2019 season is coming for you