[Ducati] Kind of a motorcycle accident (there was one involved)

[mike major]

Bummer, but I empathise as I managed to drop the ST4s on it's leaf side at a
stop sign when my boot got caught up in the foot peg.  I suggest cold on the
offending toe for the first couple of days and resist the temptation to kick
the bike with the other foot.  Moonbeam

On 3/26/08, Kevin Kachadourian <kkachadourian at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> While moving today (what an ordeal, I'm glad it's over, well, the moving
> part, I don't want to think about the unpacking part), I managed to drop
> the
> parts Cagiva on the little toe of my left foot. Idiot action for sure. I
> was
> jostling it over in the garage to make room for all the crap, I mean
> stuff,
> that the movers were bringin in. Instead of asking someone to help me, I
> jostled the bike over myself. Understand, that, among all the other parts
> that have been removed, there are no wheels attached. So, when it rocked
> off
> the center stand, I had just enough time to get everything but the little
> toe out of the way. Ice it, take 3 ibuprophen, tape it to the toe next to
> it, and get back to work. Except for a lot of black and blueness, and
> maybe
> some crunchiness inside, it's all okay.
> Does this qualify as a motorcycle accident? I didn't "fall off one," but
> "one fell on me." They may be very small, but I probably broke a bone or
> two.
> Our stuff is in house, we'll sleep there tonight (maybe find the
> bedsheets).
> Cagiva goes tomorrow. Duck comes back from Chico in a week or so.
> Oh, yeah, Sunday is round 2 of MotoGP. Yippee
> Kevin
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