Re: [ST] Canal crash, mean time at Greenwich and lots of liquid too! (Long) Part II

[<dbardell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Steve,

Glad to hear you're at least back to work.  I did the same 
with a shattered elbow in a cast - the result of a very 
slow speed over the handlebars crash on a trials bike. 
 The company was very upset that I would even think about 
riding a bike again, but said nothing to the guy that 
broke a hip playing softball and was off work for about 3 
months. I had only missed about two weeks.

Thanks for the update - take care and hope you are back on 
a bike before too long.  If the ST is really dead, what 
will the replacement be  Hmmmm ?????

Dave Bardell
01 ST
04 GasGas Pro

On Thu, 27 Apr 2006 11:49:30 -0400
<SNIP>4/10/06 - Back at work. Life is good when you're the 
>supervisor!
>
<SNIP>4/21/06 - State Farm calls. The bike is totaled. 
>Estimated value: 
>US$4,300. Estimated cost to repair: US$2,900. I decide to 
>take the money 
>and buy it back for a mere US$400. After the deductible 
<SNIP>
>-- 
>Steve Lawler
>Verona, NJ, USA
>
>2001 Sprint ST "Blue Devil" (Down for the count)
>
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