View Full Version : Trip Report Ben Lomond and probably my last ride for the year. :(
blueeyes
09-28-2008, 11:19 AM
So yesterday I had a babysitter and wanted to go for a ride. My intention was to only be gone for about 3 hour
Sombeech
09-28-2008, 12:13 PM
WOW! I commend you, that's a decent climb on a bike.
And great write up! :2thumbs:
TreeHugger
09-28-2008, 12:17 PM
Holy Crap!!
That is a hell of a story! I cant believe you RODE down (with a concussion, I'm guessing!), got food, ATE, and then went to the doc. You're crazy, girl!!
Are you OK?? Seriously, are you OK? :eek2: How's your bike?
The story about your bike's gender and your daughter is hilarious! :haha:
Take care of yourself! See ya back on the trail soon, I hope!
Karen
blueeyes
09-28-2008, 12:49 PM
I am pissed! :frustrated: I have been having so much fun this summer and now that cooler weather is here I was thinking I was going to have even more fun. No now I get to ride my bike attached to the stationary trainer watching reruns of the Office cuz I don't have TV!
But other then that I am fine! :2thumbs:
Guess I can shift to hiking instead of biking until I break and ankle.
greyhair biker
09-28-2008, 02:35 PM
DAMN girl! We ought to start a club...NOT! :roflol:
.....my bike is a woman....an agry buff hott amazon woman....that doenst like me. I think she's for sale :lol8:
Hope you heal up faster than I did :2thumbs:
accadacca
09-28-2008, 04:43 PM
Excellent pictures! Sorry to hear about the crash, it happens to the best of us. YOUR AN ANIMAL! :eek2:
The sushi will help. :eat:
Last Child
09-28-2008, 05:18 PM
Wow! I am just glad to hear that you are alright.
Something you might want to consider if you are riding alone as I pretty much always am is one of these...
http://www.bogley.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=13189
You can send out a:
friendly hello here I am or a
I've fallen and I can't get up or a
911 I'm in need of emergency help
Pretty handy if your in an area with no cell phone coverage.
abirken
09-29-2008, 07:35 AM
DAMNNNNNNNNNN.............I don't log onto Bogley for 4 days and I come back to all kinds of juicy goodness. You poor thing! Hope you get to feeling better sister! We can't let this impair your typing instant messages to me.
ps
And now I re-contemplate riding a mountain bike AGAIN. HAHAHA!!! :2thumbs:
catch22
09-29-2008, 10:51 AM
Ouch, hope the hand and wounds heal up quick, glad the helmet did it's job. Even if it hadn't cracked (which I believe they're designed to do) you would want to replace it after a big impact like that, sounds like a really hard hit. Did the bike make it out okay? Sounds like it was alright to at least finish the ride back to the car.
Who knows, maybe you'll get in some late season riding, you never know with Utah weather.
tallsteve
09-29-2008, 11:02 AM
Hope you'll be OK! That's why you wear a helmet. I know so many people saved (myself included) from wearing the ol' brain bucket. Sometimes they're hot and sweaty, and a pain but the alternative is so much worse. Occasionally I'll come across someone not wearing one on the trail and wonder what they're thinking- obviously they aren't! Glad to hear the crash hasn't scared you off the trail. Best thing is to realize what you did wrong, learn from it, then get right back on (after you heal enough of course).
Teleken
09-29-2008, 12:26 PM
Ouch that sucks but I'm glad you were able to get down on your own. Getting the family dinner shows the gusto that only moms have.
Cracked helmet = concussion for sure that must have been one heck'uva an ass over elbows wreck. Did you wake up and think "is my bike allright?"
Just don't be one of those hikers who take up the whole trail and stubbornly stand their ground :frustrated:
Glad you're ok. :2thumbs: Helmets and bike parts are cheap.
blueeyes
09-29-2008, 07:02 PM
DAMN girl! We ought to start a club...NOT! :roflol:
.....my bike is a woman....an agry buff hott amazon woman....that doenst like me. I think she's for sale :lol8:
Hope you heal up faster than I did :2thumbs:
If we have to start a club, can we pick some other form of initiatin the breaking the hadn. :five: ouch... wait.... no slapping of the hands, that hurts!
I think i wilkl heel up faster then you, I didnt have to ride in an ambuance
and my typing sucks and ya all will have to deel with it! LOL!!!
A hot amazon women...nice!! You better treat right or she will keep kickig you off.
blueeyes
09-29-2008, 07:05 PM
Wow! I am just glad to hear that you are alright.
Something you might want to consider if you are riding alone as I pretty much always am is one of these...
http://www.bogley.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=13189
You can send out a:
friendly hello here I am or a
I've fallen and I can't get up or a
911 I'm in need of emergency help
Pretty handy if your in an area with no cell phone coverage.
Yeah I got chewed out for riding by myself, biut if i wait to go when someone else can then I would never get to go, and I didnt spend that much on a bike for it to sit and collect dust!
i guess next year to make some people haopy i will look ijnto that
blueeyes
09-29-2008, 07:07 PM
DAMNNNNNNNNNN.............I don't log onto Bogley for 4 days and I come back to all kinds of juicy goodness. You poor thing! Hope you get to feeling better sister! We can't let this impair your typing instant messages to me.
ps
And now I re-contemplate riding a mountain bike AGAIN. HAHAHA!!! :2thumbs:
as long as you can put up with the misspelled words, we shoulkd be good!
And dont RETHINK!!! just go get a bike and ride, for the love a god women just ride!! :haha:
blueeyes
09-29-2008, 07:10 PM
Ouch, hope the hand and wounds heal up quick, glad the helmet did it's job. Even if it hadn't cracked (which I believe they're designed to do) you would want to replace it after a big impact like that, sounds like a really hard hit. Did the bike make it out okay? Sounds like it was alright to at least finish the ride back to the car.
Who knows, maybe you'll get in some late season riding, you never know with Utah weather.
I hope I get another ride in, oh well at least snow is right around the corner! Then I get to ski!!!
Bike seems to be fine, i think he is laughing at me! Scratched the brake leavers thats about it, or all the damage I can see.
blueeyes
09-29-2008, 07:13 PM
Ouch that sucks but I'm glad you were able to get down on your own. Getting the family dinner shows the gusto that only moms have.
Cracked helmet = concussion for sure that must have been one heck'uva an ass over elbows wreck. Did you wake up and think "is my bike allright?"
My first thought was "stupid girl, what did I go and do that for!"
Now that it has been two days all if the deep bruises are startiung to cime to the surface. Bruises make such pretty colors. So far they are not as bad as Tree's or Fuzzy which is good.
blueeyes
09-29-2008, 07:16 PM
Just don't be one of those hikers who take up the whole trail and stubbornly stand their ground :frustrated:
Glad you're ok. :2thumbs: Helmets and bike parts are cheap.
Only if it is you coming down! And only cuz you said that. J/K I will be a good little hiker gril
catch22
09-30-2008, 08:30 AM
Ouch, hope the hand and wounds heal up quick, glad the helmet did it's job. Even if it hadn't cracked (which I believe they're designed to do) you would want to replace it after a big impact like that, sounds like a really hard hit. Did the bike make it out okay? Sounds like it was alright to at least finish the ride back to the car.
Who knows, maybe you'll get in some late season riding, you never know with Utah weather.
I hope I get another ride in, oh well at least snow is right around the corner! Then I get to ski!!!
Bike seems to be fine, i think he is laughing at me! Scratched the brake leavers thats about it, or all the damage I can see.
I'm pretty eager for the snow too, but you never know, I rode Mid-Mountain over Thanksgiving weekend last year. That's good the bike is okay too, nothing worse than getting hurt and messing your bike up badly in the process. As far as riding alone goes, I say go for it. Riding with friends is great but a lot of times that doesn't work out, I'd much rather be riding alone than sitting at home because I'm afraid to venture out on my own. I might not push myself quite as hard solo but it's still great to get out.
Gixxer
10-01-2008, 07:37 AM
wow, crazy story.....you're quite the trooper
those pics are awesome, thanks for sharing.....and I can see my house down there by the fish farm
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