Glad your ok. Scary thinking of something like that. I was so fearless as a younger man but not so much anymore, I hate that saying that there is only "two types of riders, those that have crashed & bla bla bla. You know the saying. I learned a lot from a older gent in my neighborhood that had been riding & collecting bikes for around 60 years and he road accross this country (USA) several times a year & had lived and ridden in many other countries as a career military person who bought, road & shipped home bikes in every country they stuck him in. He went down once! Crossing a stream that was slimey and he was going to slow so his tires slipped in about two inches of water. He road hard, fast & for fun but he was safe and a trained mechanic so tried to keep things in good safe condition. At 70 something years old on a BMW 1000 & me on my Dunstallized 750 Commando he left me chasing his tale lights every time we road togeather. I loved it. He allways told me baring a unforseen mechanical problem like what happened to you or someone hitting you there is no reason why a guy/girl can't ride & never go down. Racing of coarse is a differant story, I guess it's necessary to be straddling the edge & you know what they say about hanging around at a barber shop, you might get your locks chopped! Hope you heal fast & it doesn't mess with your head when ridding. Glenn.