@Ashwin, U crashed at 75kmph, I wish u recovery at 750 kmph.

@ Ashwin - You make me sad buddy, wishing you a very fast recovery. Do, take care of yourself. And please be strong.

WE ALL WILL PREY FOR YOU BUDDY.

sorry for u dude...get well soon buddy...

@above....kindly spell check before you post..

@ aswin...

sorry to hear that bro...
wish you a speedy recovery.

@ashwin
Wish you a (very very very)^infinity speedy recovery.
Get well Soon buddy.

Get well soon Ashwin the description of the pain u have gone through and the seriousness of the conditions has made everyone think twice before we ride . Once again get well soon buddy.

.....wish you speedy recovery.....after reading your painful lines....I have decided to sack few kmph on my speedo...

ashWIN .. you will win bro ... dont worry .. wish you all the very best

Engine was giving smoke continously, so the replacement was done.

@Ashwin

Wishing you a speedy recovery,Dude!!

Accidents can happen to anyone, anytime at any place regardless of how good/bad a rider/driver you are!!

Ashwin wish you a speedy recovery.Take care dude and make sure you eat a healthy balanced diet @ least for sometime.Food is medicine nothing can match it.

@Ashwin, Get well soon..

Thanks for all the good wishes and support guys. I'm already able to walk a short distance, say 25 steps, with the help of a walker. Swelling in the fractured leg is down considerably. I'm making great progress.

And yeah guys, do wear your helmet and gear. Ideally we should all be wearing leg guards and arm guards every time we ride, but some cannot afford those things and honestly speaking it's not practical to wear those for every ride. But yeah a good pair of gloves, a solid DOT/SNELL/ISI helmet, and a backpack to protect your spine are imperative.

In countries where the most common bikes are the 600's, litrebikes, and other super machines, those beasts are ridden as recreational vehicles rather than as commuting tools. Therefore, every ride on a CBR in California or on a Triumph Daytona in England is a purely fun weekend ride. That's why they always wear total safety gear. Here, such things are not possible because we use bikes everyday to get from point A to point B.

All I can say is, our roads and most of our drivers are not safe enough nor do they care about bikers. Be more careful than you usually are. Heighten your senses and reflexes and take care. I pray nobody here or anywhere has to go through the pain and trauma my family and I went through. It really was the longest two weeks of my life.

Be safe. Ride safe. Ride safer.

That was a dreadful experience . Thank The Power that saved you. May God heel you at the same speed!

One more thing I would like to add to the "safe ride" is to maintain our bike. There had been cases where rider was quick to react but the machine didn't respond.

Did anyone here use HID in RTR? How the result and what is the after effect of the same?
Got a good offer form this Delhi based company for double point HID. Here is the link: http://www.mxsmotosport.com/HID.html

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