Broken Humerus (but not so funny)

By MikeG on 5/25/2007


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This was taken after the crash of my relative, who was riding with me on May 21st. It was taken just before they took him away in an ambulance.
There was a dip in the trail that caught him by surprise along 12-mile creek in St. Catharines

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Tags: broken arm humerus

4 comments

Yann aka Quasimoto says:

You have journalistic talent! always hard to take the camera out in those circumstances... Good on you - Good recovery to your friend... We want him back on the bike this fall!

by Yann aka Quasimoto on May 25, 2007 - 8:36pm reply Email this comment report misconduct

MikeG says:

It's a funny story! I asked if there was anything I could do for him, and he told me to take a picture. So unfortunately I can't take that much credit for it.

MikeG

Either riding or Thinking of Riding... The madness of MTB, I love it!

by MikeG on May 26, 2007 - 12:09am reply Email this comment report misconduct

Zachary1873 says:

Wow that looks painful! Hope the recovery is not too bad. I broke some ribs earlier this week but I think you got me beat big time!!

by Zachary1873 on June 5, 2007 - 6:49pm reply Email this comment report misconduct

NVMtBiker says:

you gotta love mtbrs for their sick sense of posterity! my worst injury ever was the result of a big rock and a dose of kodak courage. i broke my heal and my first question was: did you get a picture of that? he did.

by NVMtBiker on June 6, 2007 - 8:56pm reply Email this comment report misconduct

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