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[Steve_G]

You were fortunate to have survived, or should be in a new Kung Fu movie!
Maybe a combination.  -Glad you're OK.

[WVHoop]

How unfortunate & fortunate can one person be at the same point in time? Thankfully you were able to walk away from
this, hopefully your baby can be fixed & you can get back out there as soon as possible. Good luck.....Hoop

[Deep Blue Dives]

Amazing that you got away with no major injuries.  Friend of mine had his bike slide out from under him in the twists after hitting some gravel at 45mph…broken ribs, punctured lung, road rash.  His bike only had 8K damage.

Good to hear that your fine.  The bike can be repaired with less a lot less pain than you could of ended up with.  Not sure I would of been as restrained towards the other driver.

[North Georgia Hawg]

GOOD GRIEF! What an IDIOT that guy was! He's lucky you didn't beat the chit out of him right there!

Sorry to read of your accident, but very glad you weren't more seriously injured. As the others have already said - bikes can be fixed or replaced... but people are much more difficult to fix, we feel pain, and we can't be replaced.

Glad you are still with us!

Ken

[lowflight]

Glad you survived without serious injury. Left turning cagers, time and time again.... As others have said they make bikes almost every day, you not so much.

[ual767plt]

Glad to hear you're OK.  Better start loading up on ibuprofen....you are going to be sore as hell tomorrow.

[willyB]

Fantastic to hear you are okay!!!!!!!

My friend, many years ago, t-boned a car. The driver made a left hand turn in front of him while he was riding straight into the sun. I never thought I'd hear another story like his. T-Boned doing about 35, tuck & roll, pop up on him feet and only a small cut on the bridge of his nose from the windshield on the bike.

Sorry for your bike. But really glad you're okay!