Dirt bike accident sends one to hospital

Well was he 21 or 22. hope hes ok

Riding through our arroyos can be very dangerous if you aren't aware where they are. It's important to get to know your terrain before heading out on your dirtbike.

Amber wrote:

Well was he 21 or 22. hope hes ok

That's what I was wondering......

why in the h e l l is this news? Gimme a break. Darwin in action, all it is.

He is 21. yes he is ok but in alot of pain. His foot is broken in 2 places.

trust me buddy i didnt want to b in the news, and ur right, darwin for sure, but dont get mad cuz i maf cuz it made the news in a little town, not too much else to talk about here

need some training wheels?

guy in accident wrote:

trust me buddy i didnt want to b in the news, and ur right, darwin for sure, but dont get mad cuz i maf cuz it made the news in a little town, not too much else to talk about here.

Its pretty much the biggest news around here... For fun, we sit around and watch the cars rust. Hope you feel better. Did the bike survive?

i need a new sub frame and a new set of bars, thats it ill be back riding in about 5 weeks, thankx for the concern. and mr. jason biggs, i dont tough guy, try it and see. then try to keep up with me on my bike

Jasons just a bit J. He is one who doesnt do much of anything so he will never make the news anyhow.

guy in accident wrote:

i need a new sub frame and a new set of bars, thats it ill be back riding in about 5 weeks, thankx for the concern. and mr. jason biggs, i dont tough guy, try it and see. then try to keep up with me on my bike

First it's nice to hear that the young man wasn't hurt/injured any worse than he was, he very well could have been paralyzed or killed....

Second, I think this is news, and I'm thankful that they printed this in the news. I have been out there and I have seen the way those hills and turns look. I think it's best to inform these kids/people that are going out there to ride, so that they don't run in to the same problem this young man did, and who knows if it did happen to someone else after this and it wasn't in the paper the next person might not be so lucky to not be hurt more seriously or even loose their life.

I think another thing that can be done to help protect these riders, is for someone to go out there and place caution tape or signs around the areas that need it. this can be done by any of the many riders that go out there, or even several of them. or the city/county could do so. In any case, I'm glad the young man wasn't killed or paralyzed. I'm also thankful that this was printed in the paper.

To the young man, I wish you a speedy recovery,and encourage you not to even second guess or think what any rude people may say on here. Just ignore them, that's the best any of us can do.

No, the city/county doesn't need to put yellow caution tape out in the desert. It would become just more litter. Personal responsibility is what's needed here. Learn the landscape before you tear off through it.

guy in accident wrote:

trust me buddy i didnt want to b in the news, and ur right, darwin for sure, but dont get mad cuz i maf cuz it made the news in a little town, not too much else to talk about here

Be sure to cut out the article and put it in a scrapbook.

Last year my husbands friend did break his back out there.(you know who you are:) he still rode home though. those hills give you a surprise.

You have gotta love it. Brainlessness at its best.

yeh, sure am brainless, oh yeh, im also in lawschool, so i reall must be brainless......but thats what happens when you dont know where you are!!!!