The Right Truck for a Wrong Day - 2015 Chevrolet Colorado Long-Term Road Test

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edited April 2015 in Chevrolet
imageThe Right Truck for a Wrong Day - 2015 Chevrolet Colorado Long-Term Road Test

Track Day duties with the Edmunds Long-Term Chevy Colorado.

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  • 7driver7driver Member Posts: 145
    Ouch! Pity about the bike. Glad to hear you're OK, though.
  • opfreakopfreak Member Posts: 106
    so no medical personal on the track to check you out?
  • prndlolprndlol Member Posts: 140
    Wow, that is pretty terrible. I once dropped a 2 stroke scooter going 50km on a city street in downtown Toronto so I can't imagine what it would be like going twice that speed riding something weighing more than twice as much. How are you healing up a few weeks later?
  • grijongrijon Member Posts: 147
    Great post, Mark - so sorry about the crash. Best wishes to you for healing! Good on you for already starting repair and planning on going back out.
  • chol92594chol92594 Member Posts: 208
    That's too bad, Mark. My dad is a long-time rider and I've heard about his many crashes. They're never fun, but at least you're doing better and got away without any serious injuries. Hopefully you'll have the Yamaha running soon!
  • throwbackthrowback Member Posts: 445
    Get well soon. I remember the last time I dumped a bike, ouch. One of the reasons it's been 25 years since I rode.
  • desmoliciousdesmolicious Member Posts: 671
    opfreak said:

    so no medical personal on the track to check you out?

    Yes that seems a bit weird.

    Heal quickly Mark, the bike is just 'stuff''.

  • mtakahashimtakahashi Member Posts: 31
    Thanks for the well wishes/condolences! There was an ambulance on site and they gave me the initial exam and made sure to inspect the helmet for any marks. Fortunately, the brain bucket never touched the ground.
  • banhughbanhugh Member Posts: 315
    Heal fast Mr Takahashi!
  • gslippygslippy Member Posts: 514
    Thanks for being transparent enough to show your crash video. The positive report on the truck while in your condition is meaningful, too, as it applies to a real-world scenario.
    Get well soon!
  • sockpuppet1969sockpuppet1969 Member Posts: 308
    edited April 2015
    Splinting your fingers with mini wrenches and electrical tape then waiting till you got home to get checked out was bad [non-permissible content removed].
  • mtakahashimtakahashi Member Posts: 31
    sockpuppet1969 said:

    Splinting your fingers with mini wrenches and electrical tape then waiting till you got home to get checked out was bad [non-permissible content removed].

    The ER nurse said I was a cross between Evel Kneivel and McGyver. That is perhaps the highest compliment I've ever received. She was also quite attractive, as were pretty much the entire staff at Cedars-Sinai. I may become a hypochondriac just to hang out there.
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