Here's The Skinny

mcblink said:
I understand this psychology very well.
In fact, 3 days from today, I'm going to mount the very same motorcycle I injured myself with, and I'm taking it for a lap. Just one lap. And then, I'm going to park it, and dismount on my own terms.

And then, I'll likely be done.

But I'll be damned if the last time I ever went riding, I went down and was too scared to dust myself off get back on that horse.
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With that attitude towards it, you're already halfway there.
Best of luck (y)
 
SG John said:
The summer of ‘98 I had a bad crash on the sidecar rig at Mosport in Ontario. Where I landed looked like Wile E. Coyote making an implant in the dirt. I was technicolor from the neck down, but luckily broke nothing. Even though I couldn’t move very well, I rebuild the bike and made the next race four weeks later. Had a tough time, but didn’t want to miss the last race of the season, then have to wait until the next season to see if I’d get back on the bike.
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Wow, that is literally getting back in the saddle

Good effort (y)
 
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