Hope you get back out there soon.I envy all rides noted in this thread. I had a full tear rotator cuff repair done on January 6th. In a sling w/ abduction pillow, 24/7, for 6 weeks. Doc said I could get back on bike around 3 months post surgery.
Unfortunately, I had a freak fall and crash into a wall, shoulder blade first, 7 weeks post surgery. Turned out that I re-tore the rotator cuff. Had a second surgery, this time he opened up the shoulder, 4 weeks ago.
So now I'm looking at late-June/early-July before I'm back on bike - ugh!
Stay safe out there All!
Best regards
Barry
This unfortunately one of the costs off riding for sport. In another group, there are a couple of people claiming that they never fall. I suppose that if you're someone that always rides well within your limits and are extremely careful that you wouldn't crash: after all, Dutch commuters very seldom fall. But neither do they stretch their limits. On my ride yesterday the people were bragging about their scars from falling. So just take your injury in stride and heal.Hope you get back out there soon.
Oh man, one thing people don't enjoy spending money on is expensive helmets.Hello My Beanz, what make and mode is the helmut your wearing?
I like the shape and colors of it. , hope to extend my rides some to al least 25 miles for leisure ride ..
has been so long since riding and have so many expectations. In the past cycling was an obsession .Becoming like that again for me .
I feel more alive than the last 30 years. Love cycling again. On the bike its as Id never departed .
Beanz good for you. Excellent ! You endured the heat .
Never rode today.
Did get my miserable run which I loved . Maybe 4.5 miles 1000 ft of climbing.
Love to puke for some reason. makes for a good "stiffer."
My sag support was pretty sad this AM . Was the face of the day that I failed to recognize. .
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