Hey H

[Jeff]

How'd my crash look?  Did you see it?

I was too busy sliding & tumbling to see anything, but heard the bike did a spectacular crop-dusting of parts through the infield...

Always sucks that there's no photographer on the corners when I REALLY crash...

[H-man]

Jen's not reading this, right?  But then again, you are okay now.

Let me say that if it were on tape, it could be a candidate for the ABC Wide World of Sports.  You know, the agony of defeat part :o

I didn't quite notice what started the low side, but I did watch you imitate a rag doll (good thing really.  It's best to just go limp and "roll" with the spill).  I was concerned for a bit.  I remember calling in bike and rider down and then rider up [whew!]

If I remember correctly (yours and anothe bike went down in about the same area in successive races) your bike got some air in addition to the plowing action.

[Jeff]

ROFLMAO...  

The friction of the pavement again set my left hand on FIRE.  As I hit the grass, it was a beating to the ass like I've never taken before.  I got up, but wanted to lay back down.  I stayed up though and got out of the way.

The bike didn't look that bad from a distance, but then I saw the field of parts it left behind...  ::)  :-/

It was the agony of defeat, but I accept it as part of the game...

[TommyG]

Jeff, glad you are OK. Sorry about the bike! Funny thing is as soon as I started reading about your crash on this forum I was thinking MUST READ STORY ON cbr600rr.com!!!! ;D

[Jeff]

writing it right now Tommy...

[TommyG]

While you are working??!! ::) Glad I`m not your boss!! ;D

[Jeff]

Vacation day...   ;D

Figured I needed another day off.

[Gixxer124]

My rebound was way too slow for them bumps. Damn SV forks! :(