Phantom 540 - Accident - Roll over

[Spyder Cat]

ray: So thankful to hear you're still here to tell us about your ryding adventure today :yikes:.
Wow!! and thanks for giving us the details and pics. ATGATT indeed! You just never know how many lives you may influence by sharing your experience.

Hope you heal quickly.

 

[klw]

Glad to hear you came through with only minor injuries. :clap:

(You weren't kidding when you said you wanted to leave a mark down
South from the North East).

 

[ARtraveler]

Glad to hear you got through that all right. Someone was surely watching out for you.

ATGATT was a lifesaver here. Very scarry pictures of the wrecked Spyder.

Let us know if you find out the cause for the problem.

 

[Mo Lee]

Glad you are somewhat Ok I'm sure you will be sore for a few days. Looking at you 1st picture I tend to agree with you, Kinda looks like your bag got pulled in between the fender and tire judging by the way the fender appears to be pulled around and up. Keep us posted on what the experts find.

 

[GloryRyders]

God was watching over you yesterday and it wasn't your day to go...................take care of yourself and heal quicklyray:. Keep us posted on the results and reasons why!

 

[Lamonster]

Sounds like a wild ride :yikes: Glad you lived to talk about it. :thumbup:

 

[kman]

WOW,Glad you are able to tell this story.i am going to have to re-think my riding gear as I rarely wear my full face helmet in warm weather or leathers.I just figured if I had a wreck of that magnitude that I would not survive but you are a living testimony to the contrary.Hope you heal quickly and yes you should probably play the lottery.

 

[MMcc]

Glad your here to tell the story; I have been lazy about the full gear since I bought the spyder. Your experience has made a big impression on me and I will try to do a better job of gearing up before I ride. Please continue the updates. Heal fast.

 

[SpyderAnn01]

Glad to hear you are going to be okay.

 

[docdoru]

The gear limited your injuries but the helmet save your life.
Note: if the victim is not breathing, take off the helmet and perform CPR. Otherwise, the helmet is only to be removed by a physician or EMT.

 

[SpyderAnn01]

The gear limited your injuries but the helmet save your life.
Note: if the victim is not breathing, take off the helmet and perform CPR. Otherwise, the helmet is only to be removed by a physician or EMT.

Doc thanks for posting that info.

 

[NancysToy]

The gear limited your injuries but the helmet save your life.
Note: if the victim is not breathing, take off the helmet and perform CPR. Otherwise, the helmet is only to be removed by a physician or EMT.

I wish this was printed in large letters on every helmet ever sold. Nothing is scarier than the thought of someone removing your helmet after an accident.

 

[murphybrown]

SCARY+...reallllly glad all will be ok. ray:for quick healing and thanking HIM for your safety....take care. Thanks for posting.

 

[joe schmoe]

Glad you are OK...God was watching over you! ray:

 

[Boriken]

Glad you amde it with only minor injuries ... and glad you are on the positive side of the statistical data ... Kudos to you for wearing gear that saved your life ....God Speed a quick recovery and kiss your wife and daughter ..... Thanks for the post

My sentiments exactly.

Carmelo

 

[flamingobabe]

glad you are here to remind us to wear full gear.....they sell full riding gear for a reason....you are living proof.....thanks....glad you are OK

 

[StanTheMan]

Speedy Recovery

Smart move wearing full gear. Glad no one was seriously injured. Wishing you a speedy recovery and safe riding. ray:

Regards,
Stanley

 

[WackyDan]

I live in Charlotte. If you need anyone to take more pictures or do anything, please let me know.

Thank goodness you are ok. regardless of the cause, freak accidents do happen. Last time I had an equipment failure, it also sent me to the hospital.

The human body is amazing. May you heal fast, and be back the two or three wheels of your choice soon.

 

[Mexican]

Glad you are ok, i had a similar experience with a motorcycle, a badly strapped lather jacket found its way to the rear tire, by the grace of god the tire did not lock up; it was me and my wife with NO GEAR AT ALL (i know,, that was stupid) it slowed me down from 80mph to 55mph in a milisecond, talk about scary and confusing at the same time, that was the eye opener for me.
I showed your post to my wife just in case she ever wants to ride without gear again, which she does not,,,

 

[napper39]

glad to hear your ok or not too bad,hope you heal fast.keep us updated and hope you get a new spyder out of this crazy reck.sounds like something got stuck in the wheel.thanks for posting.