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RIP Waseem.
There are 3 points to consider when there is an accident to a fellow rider. Deaths are caused due to these - (these all are info, collected on internet) and the interest of bikers, I am merely copy-pasting it.
1: Internal bleeding that was not detected
2: Post incident trauma which sets in a lot later
3: Large broken bones lead to large fat globules emitted in the blood stream causing a heart attack.
If some one who knows medicine can point out as to what steps be needed in a new thread shall do good to most of us.
From what I think & have read -
1: Anything can happen even if we are careful and proficient
2: In the event of an accident, never mind the broken bones, those can be attended to later, focus on the shock trauma and scan for internal bleeding
3: Keep that margin of error - distances, escape path etc.
4: Invest in all those safety gears. One hopes you never use them but that one time you might use them will be an investment
There are 3 points to consider when there is an accident to a fellow rider. Deaths are caused due to these - (these all are info, collected on internet) and the interest of bikers, I am merely copy-pasting it.
1: Internal bleeding that was not detected
2: Post incident trauma which sets in a lot later
3: Large broken bones lead to large fat globules emitted in the blood stream causing a heart attack.
If some one who knows medicine can point out as to what steps be needed in a new thread shall do good to most of us.
From what I think & have read -
1: Anything can happen even if we are careful and proficient
2: In the event of an accident, never mind the broken bones, those can be attended to later, focus on the shock trauma and scan for internal bleeding
3: Keep that margin of error - distances, escape path etc.
4: Invest in all those safety gears. One hopes you never use them but that one time you might use them will be an investment
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