You’re looking and sounding better buddy, good to see. I’m currently thinking of getting air vest, probably Dainese , as just about everything they make is very well engineered and thought out . I’d like 2 piece suit with hip air bag also , may as well go whole hog I guess, as damage to thighs /hip area can be very serious also. Take care buddy , 👍🇬🇧
Don't rule out tethered options. I've personally reviewed and deployed: Helite Turtle 2, eTurtle, HMOOV tethered backpack. Mo'Cycle jeans Alipinetars 3 and 5 DAir (did not deploy this one) Currently testing: HELD Rev'It KLIM I've gone down in the Turtle 2 tethered 3 times in crashes under 10 MPH, deployed as designed. Buy what you want, anything is better than what you experienced with passive armor. Heal well
This! I'm just getting into riding and I won't even get my first bike without the an airbag vest. I will be tethered. I've read too many problems with the tetherless sensor systems that just don't inflate the bag at all.
As a rider who has a couple of accidents under my belt, I just wanted to wish you a speedy recovery. We're a different breed from those who don't ride. The desire to get back on the bike after a spill is almost undeniable. All we can do is be as safe as we can. I'm also looking into an airbag system. Probably go with the Alpinestars Tech-Air 5. Good luck and keep the updates coming.
Hey Rembo, you’re looking already much better! I think your first short you were still probably on pain killers. Speedy recovery! You’re gonna have to start your PP as soon as you get home! Surprised you didn’t break your collarbone! No laughing until the ribs fuse & now you have titanium to spare!😉
Hey, thanks. Believe it or not I’ve actually done this entire thing without any narcotics. It’s been some Tylenol ibuprofen, muscle relaxers, and a pill that helps with nerve pain. That’s enough to work. I know I’m not going to be pain-free anytime soon and I didn’t want to have my judgment clouded With narcotics
Old ER nurse here. Praise the Lord you are recovering well. Don’t over do it. I have had a chest tube before- those are no fun. Prayers for continued recovery. (Melissa)
Hey Rembo, glad you are getting better. I wrecked my 08 road king a couple weeks ago out near Ft Davis, TX on an anual ride organized by a good friend. 30-35 mph around a hair pin turn, no excessive speed, great weather... just hit something (didn't even see what it was) that caused the front tire to jump out and throw the line of the turn off and pushed me to the gravel. I straightened up, braked and went into a rocky incline off the road. No injuries but bike was totaled (it landed upside down while I was thrown over the front). I've replayed it in my mind several times since and came to the conclusion that sometimes, even when you are doing everything right, $#!+ happens. Glad you are doing well and that you are planning on riding again when you can. Be safe and I pray that God keeps His hand on you. God bless.
Wow, sorry to hear about your bike, but I’m happy that you walked away uninjured. It doesn’t even sound like an accident that someone could walk away from an injured but then again, I walked away from head-on collision where my bike was totaled. Thank you for reaching out, thank you for the story and I appreciate you, sharing your story
Wishing you a very quick and prompt recovery. Few TH-camrs are as transparent and straightforward as you are. Thank you for all the updates. Sending good vibes your way. Keep riding!
Your a good guy Rembo,how can we not comment and show our compassion towards our comradity for you. The motorcycle brotherhood is strong with the force Obi 1,lol
Hey Rembo! Thanks again for posting and good on you for showing a positive and resilient attitude! I think a loud Oooooh Rahhhhh is in order! Also, looking forward to hearing where you end up with concerning inflatable vests. Take care brother!
Glad you're doing well and on the road to recovery. Alpinestar Tech Air 5 seems to have the best coverage. Great price too especially when goes on sale. I wear mine religiously and isnt too bulky under my leather jacket.
Hi Rembo, Grant from down under in Australia good to see you are on the road to recovery, just would like to thank you for your great videos been a great help with my v4 pikes peak hope your back on the the soon. Cheers Grant
Been wearing a Tech Air 5 for the past 2 years. I won’t leave home without it. Had a similar crash in 2017 and wish I had it back then. Great piece of kit.
Rembo, George & I were so very sad to hear of your accident. Thank God you are in repair!!! George wanted to message your cell last night & told him to wait as it was after 10pm or time when we got the news. You know we are in your corner, thoughts & prayers to you and Ooorah, you will be back to 100% before you know it. Huge well wishes from Fort Worth. George and Megan
Glad to see you are doing better! When you’re ready to get back in the saddle, may I recommend to you the new Rev’It Avertum Tech-Air airbag vest. I just got one to replace my failed Dainese D’Air (Ducati branded) airbag vest, and it’s a fantastic piece of kit. It is much lighter than the Dainese, has more mesh to flow a lot more air than the Tech-Air 5, and the connected app is pretty good to show you the battery status at any time. The app even records your ride using your phone’s GPS. Dude, ATGATT!!! Get well soon. 🙏
Thank you very much. I have the D air in my racing suit and I’m not really thrilled with the coverage it provides. I will certainly be evaluating airbags for regular riding.
You couldn't just break one rib, you had to break 5 huh? You always go above and beyond in your videos, lol. Happy to hear you are getting better! Hopefully you will be released soon.
Great to hear the progress!!! Look forward to those inflatable protection reviews. Considering a V4R, and at my age, need all the protection I can get.
Thanks for the update, as always very detailed 👍. Just wanted to let you know your crash has indeed stimulated me to go and buy ab airbag vest. Because I already have an Alpine Stars Yagurara tech air compatible jacket, I had no hesitation buying a Tech Air 5 vest. Fits me, feels good, quality made and unlike many others, the AS vest can do up to 4 crash inflates before it needs to be serviced (if the sales guy and some google reading is correct). I have been sitting on the fence ever since buying that jacket (mostly for comfort, fit, ventilation, waterproof etc) but not as a planned Tech Air vest upgrade.......well now, because you were so badly banged about, I chose the TA5 vest because it was light, well made and it has side impact protection and it is reusable and serviceable. What's $1100Au when I could have busted ribs in a minor speed prang? Thanks REMBO.........you are always a great asset to listen to 👍. Heal fast sir!
Thank you very much and for sharing your thoughts on airbag vests. With the long road in front of me and knowing all of the pain that I’m going through, I know that I will always have one on in the future.
Mate, leave the shoulder scraps to Jorge Martin when cornering 😂😂! But in all seriousness glad you’re feeling better and back on the road to recovery!!! Cheers
Hey leatherneck, checking in to see how you are feeling, I can’t wait see your review on the Vest. I have been looking into buying one but not really sure which way to go. Went to Cycle Gear yesterday and started to look. Hey hope you are feeling a little better today, talk later . OORAh
So glad to hear you’re progressing. As you probably know, Alpinestars revamped and expanded their Tech Vest line (I have the Tech 5, for both road and track, but the new ones are a step forward). Any of the vests (if not in track mode) would have been triggered in your incident. Best wishes for continuing progress!
They’ve shown videos at the track school I go to demonstrating the vests inflating the instant the rider’s body begins to come off the bike. (It’s actually all algorithm-based, relying on accelerometers, and the programs are different for track, off-road and street). For instance, the vest would go off if a vehicle struck a stopped motorcycle. It happens so quickly, apparently, that the vest has inflated before you even register the situation. Alpinestars constantly finesses their algorithms based on electronically stored data from inflation incidents. Very cool, sophisticated stuff.
Rambo Power 🔥💪 I had an accident last year and it took a while to get my power 🍆 and confidence back. From your military accidents and your last 3 motorcycle accidents. You really need to star and remake the movie Hard to Kill
Glad your’e on the road to recovery, hope it’s speedy. I’ve been using the TechAir 5 for a couple of years now, never had to use it, knock on wood. My only problem is the heat in the summer then i use my Hit Air outer vest.
Wow! Glad to see you are on the road to recovery. I saw a short snippet of your fall on DanDantheFireman, (he sends his best). Now, I see this was posted 3 mos. ago, how are you doing? Did you get a vest? Are you going to do a review? Is light armor a less expensive alternative? Did you ever find out what the cause of the fall was?
As far as airbag vest i have been reviewing them and strongly considering one. Your accident may make me finally pull the trigger but i think the Alpinestars tech air 5 is the one to go with right now. I like that it covers the shoulders and i like the way it is armed and disarmed with the closure. No need to remember to turn it on. And no subscription like the Klim. Plus I believe their algorithms are probably the best with their data from moto go. Get well!
I just bought a Tech-Air 7x and ride mostly track with some weekend rides. You can use the 7x like a vest or zip it into a suit. It flows more air than the Tech-Air 5 and is longer in the back. The 5 may be better for commuter or more frequent rides.
Well that’s been great to see you sounding so much better even in the time between videos. Of course you may not be feeling it…… I recon a return air fair to World Ducati Week would be a great tonic for you, just saying. All the best 🏴
Well, I’m doing much better. Don’t have full mobility of my arm yet, but it’s getting better. The pain level is pretty much zero unless I try to go outside of my current range of motion. Should be able to start flying again in a couple weeks. Thank you for asking. I hope you are enjoying the summer summer.
@@RemboUSMC Glad to hear you’re on the up. Weather not been especially kind as yet but that’s Scotland for you 🫣 Hope you manage a good Summer and get the chance to recuperate properly. 🍻
Get well soon I wear an airbag and struggle in the heat and agree tethered will not work in some circumstances Irish manufacturers will speak to medics for bets airbag design most miss opportunities one company is too arrogant when I spoke to them says don’t need cervical spine protection. Make the materials out of mesh for those worm inside
@@RemboUSMC I would also say that I am a medic - the ribs are semicircular so even if airbags did protect the impact the transmitted force may result in a fracture due to the shape - but would have been worse - be interesting to see your X-ray/ct images and point of impact
It’s only natural that now you’re thinking in the future to better protect your body when riding. It’s hard to acknowledge the need of that kind of protection until we face an experience as you did, and for you, as it would be for me if I were in your place, there is no longer any margin for error in what concerns to safety measures. Should you think like this before? I personally think that you shouldn’t. Now that you’ve been touched by an unfortunate accident , yes, I think you must take extra caution measures as I surely would do if I had that experience. Why don’t we take that measures preventing the facts? First, because we are humans, with the good and the bad of that. And second because, correctly, we, as bikers, go in pursuit of something that brings us happiness and lots of joy which we know that simultaneously generates consciously, potential risks, mainly for us and our health . And when an accident occurs as it happened to you, we have to make changes to keep on riding with confidence and pleasure. It’s just mandatory from now on to see the activity of riding bikes differently after the event . We learn, we evolve, we get wiser as we progress on living our life, as we get more experienced, but that’s the only way to add value to our performance and behavior. The knowledge of others, the words of others are meaningful but the right tools to keep on perfecting ourselves must come from our own experiences. It’s just the way it is. It’s good to know that the medical proceedings are on the right path and that you’re feeling better. Hope to watch your new videos in soon! 💪
Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts. I certainly agree with you. It was nice of you to reach out, comment and share such detailed information.
Hey Bro.... I just realized it.... you have cheated on your Italian GF.... so that may have been the reason for the fall? 😉 P.S ... I just placed an order for Rally.
Curious why you don’t think tethered would have helped in your crash, did you stay with the bike? Helite Turtle tethered is my choice and I’m super confident after seeing my buddy crash in his. It has awesome back protection always there. 👍🫡
Yes, I’m concerned that when I was flipped that I would still be close to the bike upon impact, but I may be wrong. I’m actually questioning whether vest or a tethered vest would’ve worked.
I see. I keep the tether as short as possible (and don’t need to stand street riding). Both are good systems. Look forward to your choice & review! Get well soon 👊
You’re looking and sounding better buddy, good to see. I’m currently thinking of getting air vest, probably Dainese , as just about everything they make is very well engineered and thought out . I’d like 2 piece suit with hip air bag also , may as well go whole hog I guess, as damage to thighs /hip area can be very serious also. Take care buddy , 👍🇬🇧
Glad you are doing better, warm best wishes for a full recovery, your demeanor is admirable...
Don't rule out tethered options. I've personally reviewed and deployed:
Helite Turtle 2, eTurtle, HMOOV tethered backpack. Mo'Cycle jeans
Alipinetars 3 and 5
DAir (did not deploy this one)
Currently testing:
HELD
Rev'It
KLIM
I've gone down in the Turtle 2 tethered 3 times in crashes under 10 MPH, deployed as designed. Buy what you want, anything is better than what you experienced with passive armor. Heal well
Thank you very much for sharing that good information. I really appreciate it.
This! I'm just getting into riding and I won't even get my first bike without the an airbag vest. I will be tethered. I've read too many problems with the tetherless sensor systems that just don't inflate the bag at all.
As a rider who has a couple of accidents under my belt, I just wanted to wish you a speedy recovery. We're a different breed from those who don't ride. The desire to get back on the bike after a spill is almost undeniable. All we can do is be as safe as we can. I'm also looking into an airbag system. Probably go with the Alpinestars Tech-Air 5. Good luck and keep the updates coming.
Hey Rembo, you’re looking already much better! I think your first short you were still probably on pain killers.
Speedy recovery! You’re gonna have to start your PP as soon as you get home! Surprised you didn’t break your collarbone! No laughing until the ribs fuse & now you have titanium to spare!😉
Hey, thanks. Believe it or not I’ve actually done this entire thing without any narcotics. It’s been some Tylenol ibuprofen, muscle relaxers, and a pill that helps with nerve pain. That’s enough to work. I know I’m not going to be pain-free anytime soon and I didn’t want to have my judgment clouded With narcotics
I wish you a speedy recovery… Good luck.👍🏻
I hope so too. Thank you for the well wishes.
Old ER nurse here. Praise the Lord you are recovering well. Don’t over do it. I have had a chest tube before- those are no fun. Prayers for continued recovery. (Melissa)
Thank you very much.
Glad you are doing well. The positive attitude that you have can only help.
Hey Rembo, glad you are getting better. I wrecked my 08 road king a couple weeks ago out near Ft Davis, TX on an anual ride organized by a good friend. 30-35 mph around a hair pin turn, no excessive speed, great weather... just hit something (didn't even see what it was) that caused the front tire to jump out and throw the line of the turn off and pushed me to the gravel. I straightened up, braked and went into a rocky incline off the road. No injuries but bike was totaled (it landed upside down while I was thrown over the front). I've replayed it in my mind several times since and came to the conclusion that sometimes, even when you are doing everything right, $#!+ happens. Glad you are doing well and that you are planning on riding again when you can. Be safe and I pray that God keeps His hand on you. God bless.
Wow, sorry to hear about your bike, but I’m happy that you walked away uninjured. It doesn’t even sound like an accident that someone could walk away from an injured but then again, I walked away from head-on collision where my bike was totaled. Thank you for reaching out, thank you for the story and I appreciate you, sharing your story
Wishing you a very quick and prompt recovery. Few TH-camrs are as transparent and straightforward as you are. Thank you for all the updates. Sending good vibes your way. Keep riding!
Thank you very much, I always plan on being open, honest and as transparent as possible. I believe it’s the only way to be taken seriously
Glad you’re getting better my friend, I will continue my prayers for you brother.🙏👍
I appreciate it
Your a good guy Rembo,how can we not comment and show our compassion towards our comradity for you. The motorcycle brotherhood is strong with the force Obi 1,lol
Thank you 0B1. Lol.
Hey Rembo! Thanks again for posting and good on you for showing a positive and resilient attitude! I think a loud Oooooh Rahhhhh is in order! Also, looking forward to hearing where you end up with concerning inflatable vests.
Take care brother!
I appreciate that
I use Both, I have a Helite Tethered and an A-Stars Tech-Air-5...Good investment either way you go.
Good to know. Thank you.
Wishing you a speedy recovery 👍🏼
Thank you so much 😀
Hoping for a speedy recovery . Hope you get back on your bike soon.
Wishing you a full recovery. I hope you're back on your bike soon and continue to share your motorcycling experiences with us.
Thank you and I hope to
The best for you Rembo!! Yesterday during my ride I keep remembering you and your crash, sometimes it's just bad luck!
Ouch! Wishing you a speedy recovery.
Thank you, Richard
Glad you're doing well and on the road to recovery. Alpinestar Tech Air 5 seems to have the best coverage. Great price too especially when goes on sale. I wear mine religiously and isnt too bulky under my leather jacket.
Good information. It seems to be the most popular vest too
@@RemboUSMC How fast do you think you were going when you went down?
Great news Rembo going in the right direction to recovery.💪💪💪👌👍
Yes, absolutely. Thank you for reaching out.
Speedy recovery 🙏 🇬🇧
Thank you very much
Rembo, please get better soon
Rembo: We wish you a speedy recovery of your health. Greetings from Bogotá D.C. COLOMBIA 🇨🇴 💪🏻
Thank you my friend
Hey man, I only recently found your channel, but I like your videos and you seem like a good dude. Best of luck on a full recovery.
I appreciate it! Welcome to our group.
Hi Rembo, happy to see you well recovering.
Yes, thank you
Hi Rembo, Grant from down under in Australia good to see you are on the road to recovery, just would like to thank you for your great videos been a great help with my v4 pikes peak hope your back on the the soon.
Cheers Grant
Much appreciated Grant
Get better man! You’re making me consider the inflatable vests even more, I think I am buying one now.
Me alegra que estés bien amigo motero. Te sigo y tenemos la misma moto. Espero verte pronto dando gas ❤
De donde es? En Chile y Argentina nos nombramos 'Motoqueros'.
@@henryex8154 España 🇪🇸 pero con corazón ❤️ Venezolano….
Been wearing a Tech Air 5 for the past 2 years. I won’t leave home without it. Had a similar crash in 2017 and wish I had it back then. Great piece of kit.
Thank you for sharing, it looks like that’s the most popular vest
Great progress and hope you get home today; don’t overdo it!
That's the plan!
Great to see you are getting better. get well soon 🙏
Good show 👍 so pleased to see you are mending. Just take your time and nurse yourself along
Thank you, I will
Love to see your positive attitude and glad to hear things are progressing well! Heal up fast and get back out there 🤙🏻
Thank you very much. I appreciate that. This needs to be a learning experience and right now. It’s certainly is a painful learning experience.
Rembo, George & I were so very sad to hear of your accident. Thank God you are in repair!!! George wanted to message your cell last night & told him to wait as it was after 10pm or time when we got the news. You know we are in your corner, thoughts & prayers to you and Ooorah, you will be back to 100% before you know it. Huge well wishes from Fort Worth. George and Megan
Thank you very much, George & Megan
I'm glad to see you're feeling better, Marine. Semper Fi.
Thank you. Semper Fi right back at you.
Happy you're ok, just now seeing this! Hoping you get well and get back on the bike!
Thank you, I will
Get well, we need you out there.
Thank you very much for your encouragement
Wish you speedy recovery buddy
Thank you
I'm sorry for what happened, but glad to see that at last you're ok. Have a fast recovery
Thank you very much. Your words are appreciated.
Sorry for the off Mate. I am glad to see you on the road to recovery! Peace!
I appreciate the words
Get well soon! Hope you do not have any trouble getting back to complete health.
Thank you very much
Glad to see you are doing better! When you’re ready to get back in the saddle, may I recommend to you the new Rev’It Avertum Tech-Air airbag vest. I just got one to replace my failed Dainese D’Air (Ducati branded) airbag vest, and it’s a fantastic piece of kit. It is much lighter than the Dainese, has more mesh to flow a lot more air than the Tech-Air 5, and the connected app is pretty good to show you the battery status at any time. The app even records your ride using your phone’s GPS. Dude, ATGATT!!! Get well soon. 🙏
Thank you very much. I have the D air in my racing suit and I’m not really thrilled with the coverage it provides. I will certainly be evaluating airbags for regular riding.
Great news devil dog and great attitude you have. I bought a Klim A-1 not long ago. Look forward to those reviews. Get well soon dude.
Thank you, Kevin
You couldn't just break one rib, you had to break 5 huh? You always go above and beyond in your videos, lol. Happy to hear you are getting better! Hopefully you will be released soon.
straight from here in Brazil, I hope you get better, all the best to you!
Thank uou
Hey Rembo, wish all the best ! get better soon !
Thank you, I will
Great to hear the progress!!! Look forward to those inflatable protection reviews. Considering a V4R, and at my age, need all the protection I can get.
I agree
I'm glad to hear you're okay, get well soon
Thank you
Thanks for the update, as always very detailed 👍.
Just wanted to let you know your crash has indeed stimulated me to go and buy ab airbag vest. Because I already have an Alpine Stars Yagurara tech air compatible jacket, I had no hesitation buying a Tech Air 5 vest. Fits me, feels good, quality made and unlike many others, the AS vest can do up to 4 crash inflates before it needs to be serviced (if the sales guy and some google reading is correct). I have been sitting on the fence ever since buying that jacket (mostly for comfort, fit, ventilation, waterproof etc) but not as a planned Tech Air vest upgrade.......well now, because you were so badly banged about, I chose the TA5 vest because it was light, well made and it has side impact protection and it is reusable and serviceable. What's $1100Au when I could have busted ribs in a minor speed prang?
Thanks REMBO.........you are always a great asset to listen to 👍.
Heal fast sir!
Thank you very much and for sharing your thoughts on airbag vests. With the long road in front of me and knowing all of the pain that I’m going through, I know that I will always have one on in the future.
You go dude. Let us know if you need anything.
Quebte mejores pronto. Saludos desde Guatemala.
Gracias 🙏
God bless you.. get well soon and back on two wheels
Thank you, I appreciate it.
Good to hear your doing better. Semper Fi
Semper Fi. Stay safe out there.
Mate, leave the shoulder scraps to Jorge Martin when cornering 😂😂! But in all seriousness glad you’re feeling better and back on the road to recovery!!! Cheers
Hey now, thank you very much. I appreciate you taking the time to post.
Hey leatherneck, checking in to see how you are feeling, I can’t wait see your review on the Vest. I have been looking into buying one but not really sure which way to go. Went to Cycle Gear yesterday and started to look. Hey hope you are feeling a little better today, talk later . OORAh
Thanks for checking in on me. It will be a while before I ride again but hope to do a comparison of the vests in the next few weeks.
@@RemboUSMC speedy recovery
So glad to hear you’re progressing.
As you probably know, Alpinestars revamped and expanded their Tech Vest line (I have the Tech 5, for both road and track, but the new ones are a step forward). Any of the vests (if not in track mode) would have been triggered in your incident.
Best wishes for continuing progress!
It happened so quickly I always wondered if any vest would’ve triggered
They’ve shown videos at the track school I go to demonstrating the vests inflating the instant the rider’s body begins to come off the bike. (It’s actually all algorithm-based, relying on accelerometers, and the programs are different for track, off-road and street). For instance, the vest would go off if a vehicle struck a stopped motorcycle. It happens so quickly, apparently, that the vest has inflated before you even register the situation. Alpinestars constantly finesses their algorithms based on electronically stored data from inflation incidents. Very cool, sophisticated stuff.
Rambo Power 🔥💪 I had an accident last year and it took a while to get my power 🍆 and confidence back.
From your military accidents and your last 3 motorcycle accidents. You really need to star and remake the movie Hard to Kill
Lol, that’s a good one. What would we call it? Should we stick with your idea?
@@RemboUSMC Hard to Kill. The modern version with Rambo instead of Steven Segal
you are da maaaaaan, keep fighting, cheers V!
Thank you
Glad your’e on the road to recovery, hope it’s speedy. I’ve been using the TechAir 5 for a couple of years now, never had to use it, knock on wood. My only problem is the heat in the summer then i use my Hit Air outer vest.
I am definitely looking at whatever best gives me the most protection all the way around my back and sides
I agree and may even buy another.
Wow! Glad to see you are on the road to recovery. I saw a short snippet of your fall on DanDantheFireman, (he sends his best). Now, I see this was posted 3 mos. ago, how are you doing? Did you get a vest? Are you going to do a review? Is light armor a less expensive alternative? Did you ever find out what the cause of the fall was?
I hope you recovery very well bro 🙏💪
I appreciate it
I ride with the alpinestars tech air 5. All with the hope to save me some of the headache you're going through right now. Get well soon.
The Tech Air 5 appears to be popular
As far as airbag vest i have been reviewing them and strongly considering one. Your accident may make me finally pull the trigger but i think the Alpinestars tech air 5 is the one to go with right now. I like that it covers the shoulders and i like the way it is armed and disarmed with the closure. No need to remember to turn it on. And no subscription like the Klim. Plus I believe their algorithms are probably the best with their data from moto go. Get well!
Thanks for that information. I’m going to be doing some serious evaluating.
I just bought a Tech-Air 7x and ride mostly track with some weekend rides. You can use the 7x like a vest or zip it into a suit. It flows more air than the Tech-Air 5 and is longer in the back. The 5 may be better for commuter or more frequent rides.
Great information. Thank you. I will be evaluating a lot.
I hope you're doing better and get well!
Thank you
Ciao Rembo, tanti saluti e riposa per bene. Podarsi e tempo di smettere di guidare le moto :p
Grazie. Il mio utile cervello non vuole smettere di pedalare.
Well that’s been great to see you sounding so much better even in the time between videos. Of course you may not be feeling it……
I recon a return air fair to World Ducati Week would be a great tonic for you, just saying.
All the best 🏴
Yes! Thank you!
😜🎉@@RemboUSMC
Hi Rembo, just wanted to ask how you are doing? Regards from Mike and Marie in SW Scotland 🏴
Well, I’m doing much better. Don’t have full mobility of my arm yet, but it’s getting better. The pain level is pretty much zero unless I try to go outside of my current range of motion. Should be able to start flying again in a couple weeks. Thank you for asking. I hope you are enjoying the summer summer.
@@RemboUSMC Glad to hear you’re on the up. Weather not been especially kind as yet but that’s Scotland for you 🫣
Hope you manage a good Summer and get the chance to recuperate properly. 🍻
Get well soon
Thank you very much.
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Get well soon I wear an airbag and struggle in the heat and agree tethered will not work in some circumstances Irish manufacturers will speak to medics for bets airbag design most miss opportunities one company is too arrogant when I spoke to them says don’t need cervical spine protection. Make the materials out of mesh for those worm inside
Thank you for sharing that information.
@@RemboUSMC I would also say that I am a medic - the ribs are semicircular so even if airbags did protect the impact the transmitted force may result in a fracture due to the shape - but would have been worse - be interesting to see your X-ray/ct images and point of impact
get better and get out of that place 😍
Discharge today, update showing the crash video on my channel
It’s only natural that now you’re thinking in the future to better protect your body when riding. It’s hard to acknowledge the need of that kind of protection until we face an experience as you did, and for you, as it would be for me if I were in your place, there is no longer any margin for error in what concerns to safety measures. Should you think like this before? I personally think that you shouldn’t. Now that you’ve been touched by an unfortunate accident , yes, I think you must take extra caution measures as I surely would do if I had that experience. Why don’t we take that measures preventing the facts? First, because we are humans, with the good and the bad of that. And second because, correctly, we, as bikers, go in pursuit of something that brings us happiness and lots of joy which we know that simultaneously generates consciously, potential risks, mainly for us and our health . And when an accident occurs as it happened to you, we have to make changes to keep on riding with confidence and pleasure. It’s just mandatory from now on to see the activity of riding bikes differently after the event . We learn, we evolve, we get wiser as we progress on living our life, as we get more experienced, but that’s the only way to add value to our performance and behavior. The knowledge of others, the words of others are meaningful but the right tools to keep on perfecting ourselves must come from our own experiences. It’s just the way it is.
It’s good to know that the medical proceedings are on the right path and that you’re feeling better. Hope to watch your new videos in soon! 💪
Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts. I certainly agree with you. It was nice of you to reach out, comment and share such detailed information.
Jarheqds have to stick together OOORAH
Thank you, Russell
At least it wasn’t your multi !😂
I doubt it would’ve happened at all if it was my multi
You won't be getting on a bike for a while! had broken ribs, get plenty of painkillers and don't ever sneeze.
I hear you. Sneezing, coughing, and laughing are all my nemesis now.
Hey Bro.... I just realized it.... you have cheated on your Italian GF.... so that may have been the reason for the fall? 😉 P.S ... I just placed an order for Rally.
Lol, that is certainly one way to look at it. Maybe my Ducati was jealous and put a spell on me.
Curious why you don’t think tethered would have helped in your crash, did you stay with the bike? Helite Turtle tethered is my choice and I’m super confident after seeing my buddy crash in his. It has awesome back protection always there. 👍🫡
Yes, I’m concerned that when I was flipped that I would still be close to the bike upon impact, but I may be wrong. I’m actually questioning whether vest or a tethered vest would’ve worked.
I see. I keep the tether as short as possible (and don’t need to stand street riding). Both are good systems. Look forward to your choice & review! Get well soon 👊