THE ACCIDENT - Voge 300 Rally EPIC FAIL Part 5/5 - How to break 12 BONES
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- Last out of 5 episodes of the mini-series I could titled "how to destroy your youtuber and biker career in 5 steps".
Leaving from my home town Rome, i start riding south with the plan of reaching Sicily in a couple of weeks and get ready to take a ferry from Palermo to Tunisi, in Tunisia.
But i'll never reach it... instead I'll break 12 bones falling on the ground while still in Italy.
Step 5 out of 5 - from Modica to Sciacca, and the whole sequence of the accident.
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This is a reminder that we aren't rally dakar riders and we should always respect our limits, both from a riding skill point of view and also from a logistic point of view. If a rider falls during a rally race there is a tested system that brings him assistance and care. If you fall and get injured in a country road like this, getting help can be very difficult. So ride safe, always wear the proper gear and adjust your speed based on the condition.
For sure i'm not a professional rider, but that was far from being a rally ride. A professional would have approached that curve at almost double the speed sliding the rear wheel and wheeling while exiting 😊
@@greyfisher3897 i guess that problem is not youtube but just the fact of riding almost 365 days per year, which increases significantly the chances of having an accident, compared to a normal average use of a few weeks in good season.
@@greyfisher3897 riding more often = more chances to have an accident, this is a mathematical fact, not an excuse. I honestly don't understand what's the point of this kind of lesson you are trying to give to someone you don't know. You are judging me probably after watching a single video. Give a look to the rest of the 210 videos and then come back with clearer ideas
Thanks for this words. Itd give me a big vue for future.
I don’t know if it’s just the camera, but I’ve seen lots of riders looking like they think they’re in a race. At my age, off road riding, I’m going slow and steady. Like fast road riding, there’s a point when you have to consider if it’s really worth the added risk. When you’re young, you’re crazy and invincible - you also bounce much better-but I see no point in pushing anymore these days. Just go slower, more carefully, take in the views. It’s produces much less adrenaline and doesn’t look so dramatic, but if it keeps you out of the hospital and on you’re bike that’s better. If you’re in competition of course this doesn’t apply, but few of us are.
Man, i discovered your channel by accident, found the video you are talking about your amazing trip with the trk502x. I am so glad that, at least, this fall happened with a friend near you.. and not in a distant country. I know it sucks so hard anyway, but glad that you are here with us still brother, take care
Thanks David 💚
Hope you'll enjoy some video about my trips 😊
You are the one who encouraged me to buy a bike. Get well and recover soon. I wish you be back on the bike very soon. Take care and stay safe.
That's nice of you man, thanks 💚
20+ years and 6 bikes. I never speed on country roads. Learned my lesson after a loose murram slip that luckily wasn't that bad. Quick recovery and Blessings!🙏
Thanks man 💚
Minor injuries for such a nasty fall!!! Your boots protected the ankle well, I wish you speedy recovery.
Thanks man
@@greyfisher3897 you are probably more experienced that me...regarding boot importance, maybe they play a bigger protection role on pavement crashes where they provide sliding absorption on hard surfaces which mitigates damage as opposed them sticking under. Crash bars break a lot of legs all the time, no broken leg in this crash seems like a lucky outcome imo since this type of crash without a bailout often breaks femur
@@greyfisher3897 yes, the level of protection given by riding gear varies widely depending on the situation. In my case for example my armor saved my shoulder but nothing could do for the collar bone and ribs. The boots saved my feet many times in the past, but cannot do anything if you twist your ankle between the bike and a stone or a log.
What I don't agree with you is the expression "world of pain". Even after only 2 years of travelling the balance between the amazing experiences i made and the consequences of this accident is still well in favour of the experiences.
@@oreocarlton3343 The most important job of motorcycle boots is to mitigate ankle damage. Quality boots prevents your foot from moving too much in each direction, massively reducing the chances of breaking it.
Crash bars, if done correctly, saves a lot of legs. When I fell with my trk502 those chrash bars probably saved my leg, as the bike didn't even touch the ground with the bodyor the handle, thanks to them.
@@pierb2848 thanks for the detailed explanation, do you think boots prevented damage in his case?
Jesus Christ !
I'am a bigger lover of Italian food, but what you got in the hospital was more scary then the accident on your bike.....
I wish you a speedy recovery.....and lots of great italian food.....
Ahahah, no, believe me it was more than decent. The first meal you see was the "low residues" they administer when you still are on the edge of getting or not a surgery. Obviously it cannot be a 3 stars dinner 🙂
We all learn to appreciate the good many days we enjoy with our bikes. It happens to all of us and we should be happy even to be able to tell the story! Thanks for the videos. Keep it up
Thanks man 💚
Stay positive my friend. In Dec 2022 I broke both my hands off-road. As a relatively active man; I felt the sudden loss of physical ability to be very bad for my mind.
I couldn’t do a lot of things by myself. You will need a lot of support. But eventually all bones heal. Take care of your mental health!
Speedy recovery!
You're right, hurting bones are not the worst in these cases 😊
I had a broken leg (and a metal rod inside)last year, and 2 weeks ago I also fell on the dirt, but with only pain in the chest. I am seeing this video and I am sure that not even 1% of what you felt, goes through a video. This sucks a lot. Stay strong! Both physically but also mentally. You ve been through enough. Bad days are always there, but you are stronger than this! I really hope you will get better soon and I wish you speed recovery
Thanks man 💚
Get well soon, that was a hard impact with the ground, speedy recovery.
Thanks man 💚
Just found your channel. This vid hit close to home, as a year ago I hit a deer on my Triumph and sustained almost the same injuries.7 broken ribs, broken collar bone (surgery for that), a concussion and a bruised lung. Heal up quick. You'll be back on the bike soon. For me it was about 3 months after my accident. Good Luck!!!
Thanks man 💚
It's already 2 months and a half for me. Just today the doctors told me the collar bone is at a good point, but still no sport allowed. Right now the issue is the wrist (scaphoid is a nasty bone) and some problem at the nerves of the arm (my hand has only 50% of sensitivity and strength) but let's see.
Massage Therapy, Physical Therapy and Nutritional Therapy - yes, it’s a real thing! Why do I tell you? Because most doctors won’t! :-/ Thanks for posting the video.
@@ZeroHighWays Yes, I can see how the wrist would add more complications. I was fortunate mine was ok. Even though I was riding after 3-4 months, I was still very weak, and in some pain. Hang in there and take it slow. I’m looking forward to seeing new vids. Meanwhile I’m discovering all of your old ones. Get well soon! In bocca al lupo!
@@apostrophe1073 thanks man 💚
Enjoy the videos. You can also find many playlists if for example you prefer to start with some specific country or topic
Por ti me compré una TRK y por ti seguiré con ella conociendo el mundo! Eres el mejor Fede! Mucha fuerza y adelante!
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Came across this video while curiously searching for Voge 300 Rally reviews. Despite of how long ago your accident happened I know that these kind of occurrences take lots of time to heal properly and I still want to wish you to have a complete recovery!
Thanks for sharing with us the reminder that slippery situations are present in every trip we do and sometimes it's impossible to predict, avoid or correct. There's lots of overconfident / careless riders around and they should learn from your unfortunate accident.
Best luck for your channel as well as return to your rides and adventures! Ride Safe, Ride Free! Cheers from Canada!
Thanks man 💚
Questa caduta mi ha fatto tornare indietro nel tempo, quando a 17 anni andavo al liceo, asfalto bagnato e ruote tacchettate, scivola il posteriore e la moto mi trascina sull’ asfalto per un po’ (anche perché non l’ho lasciata andare). Niente ossa rotte, ma gli strappi muscolari mi stavano uccidendo (soprattutto all’ultima ora di scuola). Ti faccio i miei auguri di una pronta guarigione e una ripresa in moto più grintosa di prima 😊.
Grazie 💚
Praying for a fast recovery for you man, no one could have seen that coming. We live the life of danger on two wheels
Thanks man 💚
Good to see you are on the mend. Wishing you all the best from here in the UK.
Thanks man 💚
aspetto sempre con ansia l'uscita dei tuoi video , perché è come se un nuovo viaggio,nella mia mente,stesse per cominciare anche per me e vedere questa caduta mi ha veramente fatto male.Spero tu possa guarire presto così da ricominciare i nostri viaggi ! un abbraccio
Grazie di cuore 💚
Madonna che ansia!!! Sapevo che sarebbe arrivata la caduta, e avevo tutti i muscoli tesi. Le imprecazioni le salto, mi sa che sono bastate le tue (giustamente). Forza Federico. Rimettiti presto
Grazie Marco 💚
wow.. what an impact that actually was. holy moly.
its so good not to be alone in that kind of situation.
have a great recovery!
Thanks man 💚
Damn.. im new to riding offroad and try to push myself to go faster .. now this scared me for good.. wishing you a speedy recovery ❤
Well, it was not fast actually, so you can relax 😁
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@@greyfisher3897 yeah man I'm taking it slow trying to get technique and body position down first thing
Soon or later everyone falls. The most important it's how we stand up and recover. Keep strong and smiling. Wish you the best and a fast recovery. Loved the end of the video. 😄
I agree with you Pedro.
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I too broke a bunch of ribs and my collar bone just like that a few years ago. It happens so fast and then boom you are on the ground making strange noises. I hope you heal well. 😢
I received many comment like yours, and some other showing surprise about the quantity of fracture for such a "stupid" crash.
I just believe that it's hard to say how strong the impact is from a video, and the same impact can cause different damages depending on many factors. One of those factors is if you have time to understand what's going on and therefore react somehow.
@@ZeroHighWays For sure. I was on a dirt road, and then my front wheel washed out, and I was on the ground in an instant. There was no time at all. I went on my side just like you did. I think the force of the bike weight and the body weight makes you hit the ground like a hammer.
My collarbone X-ray looked just like yours. They gave me two plates and eight screws to put it together. I healed up and I am still riding. I love the riding, being outdoors and being with my friends. 😀👍
@@lostinpa-dadenduro7555 just to be clear those x-ray you see in the video are not mine, because at the time of editing I still didn't collect them from the hospital, so i took 2 random from internet just to give an idea. My collar bone was less displaced, but with a very weird splinter pointing 60° downward. Right this morning i had the (hopefully) last check up to it and I saw that the splinter is still there in the same position but new bone built between it and the actual collar bone. So basically right now i have a triangle under the collar bone 😅
Auguri Fede di una pronta guarigione. Aspettiamo il resto del viaggio 🚀
Grazie 💚
Stay strong Fede!!!!
We want new trips and adventures from you!!!
Greetings from Greece!!!!
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Fredrico,I've been following and enjoying your adventures throughout your travels and was saddened to see this crash and the injuries you've suffered as a result.
I wish you a speedy recovery and hope you're back riding very soon to realise your travel dreams in Africa.
All the very best for your recovery back to full fittness and look forward to seeing you riding again
Thanks john, i appreciate your words 💚
Oh mate, so unlucky, I feel your pain. Happy to see you are smiling.
Best wishes for a speedy and full recovery ❤️🩹
Thanks man 💚
Hi fredrico. You had an accident, believe me, I'm very sorry, I hope you get well again as soon as possible. It's a great pleasure for me to watch your videos. I wish you good luck for the rest of your life. I am Ufuk from Turkey by the way.
Thanks my friend 💚💚
Damn...that was a bad luck...Spero che la convalescenza ti rimetta in forma al piu' presto...never give up my friend, all the best for a quick recovery...
Thanks man 💚
Mind: "The middle of the night is also the beginning of a new day!" ... BEST WISHES from Austria!
You're right 🙏
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From a fellow rider who's also broken bones, keep positive, you will heal. X
Thanks man 💚
Thankfully you didn't go down "worse", going around in those speeds - think you both truly enjoyed it though, until the slip-out :)
Good thing you're recovering :D
Well yeah, i must admit we were having fun 😊
Hell of an impact. At least you had allthe safety gear. Stay safe!
Oh, finally someone who doesn't assume i'm not wearing protections 😅
Thanks 💚
Crazy speed in those conditions, but thank God you are ok and will recover, Slow down and get old.
My ex (and very young) girlfriend would say i'm already old 😁
Oh man...such a pity it costed to your body much more than it looked like from outside. My best wishes for a fast and full recovery.
Yep, bad luck considering the speed and the kind of crash 🤷♂️
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Get well!
I've break my leg 2 years ago and I know how it is. Don't be sad, the worst part is behind. Every next day will be easier and better than previous
You're right..thanks 💚
I've never seen your video. This is the first one, but I wish you a speedy recovery. Get well soon sir.
Thanks man 💚
I have many better videos without crashes 😅
Salute the brave rider. Thanks a lot for interesting video. Get well and back on track.
Thanks man 💚
Get well soon. Wish you all the best, brother.
Thanks man 💚💚
Just saw your video. I almost felt your pain. Once I broke my collar too and once my wrist, but not the same time. I hope you fully recovered in the meantime.
Thanks man 💚
I feel for you.. I had an accident in October last year very similar to your accident.. I was doing about 20 - 25 MPH. I hit diesel on a sharp bend in the road. The bike shot from underneath me just like your accident. I had 6 broken ribs on my left side, ruptured spleen, left lung collapsed, right lung partially collapsed, then got Pneumonia while in hospital. To make matters worse I'm also asthmatic 😂 I was in hospital for 10 days.. Still get pains in my back now and again from the broken ribs, but I'm still here to ride another day.. Take care now and get well soon.
Hope you're better now.
Let's say it's like found oil on the ground, but instead of oil it was hard soil with a thin layer of slime on top 🤷♂️
im always delaying buying proper gear , but this changed my mind ... thank you :)
I was wearing proper gear 😅
Ouch! Hope that you are ok man, wish you a good recovery, keep riding!
Thank man. After 3 months since the accident in finally getting better. Still some issue to fix, but I guess in 1 month i should be able to get back on the bike, at least for a short ride
@@ZeroHighWays Cool, take your time, recover and stay strong 🤘🏼
Hope you'll get better soon! On the plus side, you've shown us some amazing views of the country! I hope the memories won't be all stained by this sudden end.
Love from Romania!
Thanks my friend 💚
I'm at a good point of healing, the bones are 80% ok and now i'm focusing on physiotherapy and on dealing with some issue at the nerves of my right arm, which causes me lack of sensitivity and strength.
This sudden end has been painful for my mood more than my body, but now the most is behind my shoulders and i'm again starting to look ahead to the next trip 💪
@@ZeroHighWays glad to hear! I've been through physiotherapy and it wasn't a walk in the park, but things will only go better from here on.
@@junimeme5626 Have you also had a motorcycle accident?
@@ZeroHighWays Oh no no, I don't ride, although I'd love to one day. This was 3 years ago from weight lifting. Herniated a disc in my spine. I'm all good now though.
Ciao. Thanks for sharing and get well soon. I don't think the darker, and possibly slippery, patch of earth was to blame because your front wheel went slightly to the right of it. To me it looks like the main reason you lost the front was a handlebar over-correction to the right at the same time the front suspension was unloading. If your finger was on the front brake at the time it's possible that contributed to the loss of traction as well. I wouldn't say I'm an expert enduro rider either, but if you don't mind my saying, I think for these riding conditions and your apparent skill level you were going too fast and having to brake too hard to negotiate the curves.
Ciao Nick. I always ride with 1-2 fingers on each lever, and i'm 100% sure I didn't break by accident nor intentionally. You can see it from the rear red light.
Speed was basically the same of each similar corner in 10km of road. If you pay attention right before the corner most of the stones and gravel disappear from the ground, leaving a very hard nude ground. That curve was on north side and it has been raining in the previous days, so there was a thin layer of slime. Togheter with the little slope behind the central ridge it acted like an ice sheet.
Overcorrection didn't help for sure, but I think the situation was already out of control.
@@ZeroHighWays Ok, thanks. Good point about the brake light. Auguri.
@@greyfisher3897 man you are spamming everywhere this video with unnecessary lessons and impolite behavior. If you have a bad day or a bad life please go somewhere else to relief your frustrations
@@greyfisher3897 man, i'm really sorry for your mental sickness. Just be aware that you wouldn't have the right to behave like this not even if you would have been paying in order to follow this channel. But don't worry, you can be proud of you, you're going to be the first in 2 years to be banned.
Say goodbye 👋
Oh i know how much broken ribs and arms hurt. Speedy recovery friend, my thoughts with you!
Thanks man 💚
Wow! That was a brutal body slam!
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Il video della caduta è impressionante!!!.... ti faccio i miei migliori auguri di una "buona" oltre che pronta guarigione Federì......dajje Lamp
Grazie 💚
Ouch! Speedy recovery. Just about to try some off road but first I have a practice course at the ABR festival.
At least you have nurses and hospital food😂
Thanks man 💚
Yes, and actually food was pretty good 😅
@@ZeroHighWays Must be Italian Hospital. In Uk you heal twice as fast as you want to escape the food😂
@@MauriceTarantulas ahahah, well that's a clever idea to make people heal fast 😁
Gigante , tu e ☀️ imparerete a conoscervi ❤
Complimenti all’altro Federico non solo per esserti stato di aiuto
Complimenti per averti messo in condizione di scegliere e fare da apripista
Ora avanti tutta che sono in astinenza di videoviaggi 💚
Eh, per forza, altrimenti finisce male 😅
Un abbraccio 💚
@@ZeroHighWays
Se venivi alla mia festa 🎉 di non compleanno ti facevi molto più male 🤣
@@sabrinafaganelli non ne ho dubbi 😅
Anni fa mi sono rotto la clavicola cadendo così... Rivedendoti mi è passato un brivido😅😅. Ma noi non ci arrendiamo si risale e tutti i dolori passano... Nel fra tempo auguri di buona guarigione💪💪💪✌️✌️✌️🤗🤗🤗
Grazie 💪💚
Get well soon - I've had a few sudden falls like that myself and they're never more entertaining than the previous time. It does seem like body position played a big role in your fall - when you get back on the bike, start off slowly but work on exaggerating body position - ie.) if you're turning left, exaggerate how far you move your body to the right to offset/counterweight to keep weight over the contact patch. It will also help you to keep your elbows out further if your rotate your hands on the bars/grips some. Think of it as holding the grips more like a screwdriver rather than the lap bar of a roller coaster.
Cheers to a speedy recovery.
Thanks for the wishes and advices man 💚
@@greyfisher3897 have you ever read me writing i'm a professional rider or i have no fault in this accident? I really don't understand what you want from me. Are you maybe having a bad day and you need a relief valve for your frustration?
I hope you feel better soon Zero. I don't like standing while cornering for this reason. Crashing while sitting is more comfortable, haha.
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As a fellow biker and having followed your trips from the start then that was a hard watch ... not as hard as it was for you though 😉🤕 ... you are ok though and its thank the lord for that ... rest well and listen to the medical advice and don't rush things ... soon be back 💪✌
Thanks my friend 💚
Unfortunately, motorcycle accidents do happen. :-/ It was good you were traveling with a friend. I wish you fast recovery !
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Glad you are ok! I wish you a fast and healthy recovery. Get back on the bike and ride as soon as you can! Be safe.
Thanks man 💚
Get better soon ! Wish you a fast recovery, take care. Greetings from Spain.
Thanks man 💚
Oeps that hurts. A nasty fall. Wishing you all the best from NL and good recovery!
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I was dreading to watch this part 5/5.
With all those fractures and a collapsed lung, you was still able to stand up...stupefacente!
I know from experience it will take a few months to fully recover... best wishes and smooth recovery with love
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videos like this are great to remind people: it's an adventure bike and you are not some dirt-moto champ on one... be aware of changing terrain and if you are not 100% sure what is around the corner, caution is the better part of valor.
We were in general far away from the limits. You can clearly see from my face i slowed down a bit and tried to look forward 50m before the corner because i saw a sudden change of the terrain.
Being able to estimate the exact amount of the change... is a different story
I've been down the road 6x times, but never more than skin and bruising injury. Your equipment did its job. Heal well and I hope you'll be riding again soon 🙂
Thanks man 💚
I've been down (at lower speed) more than 50 times 😅 but this one has been the unlucky one.
But to be honest, something amazing came out from that accident 🤫 so I don't complain much
@@ZeroHighWays
What was the amazing thing?
@@nikos-giorgos love 😊
@@ZeroHighWays
That was great then!
Stay safe!
I wish you a good and fast full recovery
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Zero Highways... nome perfetto, le evito come la peste e faccio solo stradine. Buon viaggio!
Bravo 🙂
Hola! I wish you a speedy recovery! Take your time on wet muddy trails, there is no rush!
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Yes foe sure no rush, i'll come back slowly to tough terrains
💪💛💪 grande gestione del morale 😄, se uno è forte è forte sempre. auguri Fede, daje torna presto in sella 🤟
Eh, il morale è più complicato delle ossa da gestire 😊
Grazie 💚
Hi Mate, Firstly thanks for being vulnerable and sharing your story with both the good and the bad. I have broken 30+ bones so feel your pain. Please get well soon. I am motorcycle coach and always need to understand how we crash, so I can prevent future crashes for others. Always hard to understand from a video but it seemed like a very strange crash. Perhaps the grip was low, maybe greasy and also other considerations. You are covering your front brake as you ride, is it possible you has some front brake pressure as you are leaning? Do you know your tyre pressures, super important as you understand. Also, on the corner you seemed to hit a bump with the front as your rear wheel slide off the crown. Also your weight distribution seems to be on the front. In hindsight always easy but I never rider without body armour or knee braces, these make a huge difference in a crash. Thanks again for sharing your journey and heal quick ✅
Thanks for the wishes and the advises 💚
No, i didn't break at all (pay attention to the rear red light), instead I was already giving a little bit of throttle.
I also never ride without protections. You cannot see it under the jacket, but is the same Alpinestar you can see in any other video when is hotter and i don't wear the jacket. Instead I don't wear knee braces, i know they are useful but i usually ride 8-10h per day and i find them super annoying while sitting. I usually don't go that fast when i'm alone (99,9% of the time) and 99% of my "crashes" are losing balance at almost 0kmh in technical terrains, so I never hurt myself.
That corner was slippery as hell, and with a couple of small but nasty bumps as you noticed. These, togheter with the very hard ground and the very knobby tires created an "ice sheet effect" which made me lose control much faster than i was ready to handle 🤷♂️
@@ZeroHighWays Thanks for sharing your feedback mate, its always good to understand crashes. Its amazing the different surface's and levels of grip available when we adventure ride, thats for sure. The trick is the ability to feel the grip go away so you can understand and be pro-active, not always easy. Best of luck with your future rides.
yes some little bump, seems desynchronized suspension, in between shock rebound, then diving forks, all accentuated by small steering compensation of little slide... not mentioning luggage weight inertia . 100 % agree with off-road AGAT, even in town and tarmac; I have acerbis body armor which protects too floating ribs and 3d foam ankles and shoulders... These 3d foams are a real progress; Saved the day lots of times ! Hope he will go back riding ASAP. Wish him the best
Get well soon your amazing love your videos I feel like you have taken us all on such amazing adventures
Cheers
Thanks man 💚
All the best, you took it like a champion. Get well soon!
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i felt that when you hit......wow. Hope you recover soon and are back out for more amazing adventures.
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Phuuu, that was hard! I know this sound and shock after a crash. I cracked my bizeps muscle from the bone in a simular accident. Needs 4 months of recovery. I wish you all the best and a fast and fully recovery. Regards from Germany✌️
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Bon rétablissement. Je vois que tu as quand même le moral ! Bonjour de la part d'un motard de Nouvelle-Calédonie.
Merci 💚
Aww man... 😣
Ow..
fingers crossed for a quick recovery.
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Well if it’s any consolation- I just broke my leg - 1km into the first off road section of an event… hope your getting better !
@@Durkan34 seriously? 😳
I'm so sorry man. There was no need to be so jealous of my accident 😅
So this is my time to wish you speedy recovery 💚
Well it looked like fun so I thought id have a go. 😂. 1 ⭐️- would not recommend.
@@Durkan34Me neither 🤦🏻♂️😅
"Only" the leg?
Ohw man !!!
That was not ok. A crash with a lot of force. I also feel it in my brain. 😪
I broke my spine at 4 places. Been in a harnas for 6 months. I can not explain how that feels after a week. And then you have 5 months and 3 weeks still to go. Sleeping was a complete horror. Also due to the thickness of the harnass. It was somewhere around 25 till 30 mm thick all around. The itching man. The itching. Created so many "tools" for a scratching purpose. But could not get to the place it had to go. It had somekind of mesh under it. And everything got stuck.Once at night i was starting to peel it of with some tools. But after one minute i also stopped. Reminding myself that i am a grown man. 😵💫😵💫😵💫🤤🤤🤤😪😪😪
But without Oxycodon i would have gone mad. Plain utterly mad.
So please keep positive although at times this can become very difficult.
I hope that you are not into much pain. But if you are and they want to give you morphine ? Please be strong and stop after 1.5 weeks with that. Maybe two weeks but no more then that. It is extremely addictive. And over time this will become your own personal hell. Also for those around you.
Keep your rest and do not force anything. Listen to the good advice from your doctors.
You are young and strong. You will heal in several weeks. Eat some extra eggs now and then. After a while be sure to try to move again. Just a little. You bones and healing will benefit from that.
In the past they broke the spines of two sheeps. After a certain amount of time they did put one a weight on one sheep. His spines healed much quicker and more nicely. Ask a young nurse to hang on your balls so now and then. You benefit from that dearly.💪💪
Stay strong and you will be riding again in no-time.🙏🙏🙏🙏 Atleast, i wish you that. 🙏🙏🙏
Jesus my friend, that looks a real nightmare. I can only imagine being in that situation for so long. I hope you recovered 100%.
Luckily my pain was not extreme and i don't like to take medicines if is not absolutely necessary, so I just took basic painkillers 2/3 times. I guess when it comes to the spine it's a completely different game...
Now you can eat as match spaghetti as you want to came back healthy and strong.
If you can move your fingers, try to do all the Italian hand gestures as practice every day. Remember that! Iam not kidding! Thats the best practice in order to keep your hand factional.
Best regards from Greece
You made me laugh, thanks 😁💚
Pronta recuperación Fede
Gracias 💚
Voi due siete due colossi,grandi federichini .Federico Valeri ti sei gasato troppo ma capita farti prendere dei panorami e sconcentrarti alla guida ,ti auguro una buona guariggione e chi sa un viaggio assie a Marret
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Get well soon and a speedy recovery! ❤
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Get well soon. Wish you all the best...
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God bless helmets.
Hope for a fast and clean recovery.
Yep.
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Unlucky, seemed quite a minor fall to sustain so many serious injuries, get well soon
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Glad you're still with us. Take your time to mend and heal. All the best
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Wish u all the best from Austria 👍🇦🇹
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I have been in that situation in 2021. I had both wrists broken and had a surgery on 1 hand. My friend as i can see, doctors made you a cast on your hand that blocks finger movement.
If my advise is not too late i strongly recommend you to move your fingers as you can EVERY DAY, give your muscles some tension inside cast. Otherwise it will be really hard to recover finger movement and you can get a contracture (it is a hardening of muscles, tendons, other tissues, often leading to deformity and rigidity of joints). Get well.
Jesus, both wrists must be a nightmare, you should have needed constant help for weeks.
Thanks for the advice, anyway that cast was only for the first 2 weeks, then i had a surgery to the scaphoid and now i have a brace (i hope this is the right name in english). But you are right, joints are easy to loose movements
@@ZeroHighWays Yes, it was hard, but my wife is magnificent girl, so she helped me in this period a lot. I had also Scaphoid shattered to 4 parts and had surgery on this same bone as you =) Now there is a screw inside it holding it forever. My scaphoid bone healed well in 6 weeks.
Wish you a speedy recovery. i had big accident in the past so I know how you feel. Cheers!
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Take care, best wishes for a speedy and full recovery...
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The crash didn't look so bad, I didn't expect such a lot of injuries. When I did a lot of offroading in the early 1990s I had some more spectacular crashes but I was always lucky and never broke a single bone.
Best wishes for your recovery!
That's what I thougt when I fell of the skateboard the other week:
It didn't hurt that much back in the seventies when I started 🙂
I guess i'm getting old 😁
By the way, here i think the biggest problem was that everything happened so quickly that i couldn't react nor prepare myself for the "landing", i hit the ground like a bag of potatoes. It's definitely not the first time a fall, and nothing happened before. Not even when last year in turkey i crashed straight into a car at 50kmh, just pain and scratches.
Mi dispiace 😢… in bocca al lupo 🍀👍🏻 per le prossime avventure
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Riprenderti presto. Che botta🙈 mi veniva da coprirmi gli occhi. Comunque, complimenti per i video! Un giorno riuscirai a completare il tuo viaggio💪
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zio vai davvero troppo troppo forte. e oltretutto immagino fossi senza body armor, forse la clavicola potevi salvarla. daje non mollare!
Non esco mai senza armatura. Mi ha salvato la spalla. La clavicola purtroppo non la salvi con l'armatura perché ci si scarica comunque tutto il peso del corpo.
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I wish you fast recovery friend
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I'm actually good now
Thank you for your video, it has been a excelent lesson how to ride the bike on those kind of roads, get well soon , keep on riding and making videos showing your experiences
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Perhaps you meant how NOT to ride 😅
Yes
@@ZeroHighWays Speed wasn't an issue here since at around 30km/h it seems ok to me. Problem was rather the pretty flat polished stone surface. Your thoughts?
@@chrisvodka2412 you're right. Also the shape of the ground which made me "jump" a bit.
But still, a good rider should be able to recognise a threat 😊
@@ZeroHighWays watched it in slomo and in fact you did jump with your backwheel. Different circumstances came to together and made you fall. Wish you a good recovery.
Get well soon my 2 wheel friend. Ride safe my 2 wheel friends.
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holy crap man... what a drop... guarisci presto!
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Que te mejores pronto. Me impresiona como reaccionaste al accidente, calmado y tranquilo. Forza!
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Sembrano le cadute che si fanno sul ghiaccio,completamente senza aderenza.Purtroppo secondo me qua c'è veramente un mix di tante cose che quand'è cosi... deve andare cosi e basta.Comunque, nella sfortuna, oggi la racconti e stai sulla via del recupero,quindi va bene cosi💪dajee
Esattamente. Quando lo racconto lo spiego proprio così, come se di punto in bianco mi fossi trovato una lastra di ghiaccio sotto le ruote. È andata come doveva andare, con tutta l'ironia di aver attraversato 26 paesi e 2/3 di Himalaya in solitaria senza quasi un graffio, e aver rischiato grosso durante una "scampagnata" in Sicilia con un amico 🤷♂️
Un abbraccio
🙈what an impact….best wishes from germany 🇩🇪…get well soon! 👍🏼
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Bu sürüşün nedense baştan itibaren beni tedirgin etmisti.sagliklar diliyorum 😢🧿💚🧿
I'm sorry 😊
Aïe, je compatis ! Le 11.09.2023, j’ai chuté à env. 1km du sommet du Col du Sommeiller, lors de la descente. La roue avant a glissé sur une pierre. Résultat : clavicule et quelques côtes cassées et pneumothorax. Le plus difficile sur le moment, a été de remonter sur la moto et finir la descente avec toutes les secousses, pour retourner jusqu’à l’hôtel à Sauze d’Oulx. J’ai beau savoir que ma roue avant a glissé, je ne suis pas sûr que j’aurais pu l’éviter, je ne l’ai pas vu venir. Heureusement qu’un ami était avec moi. Juste après ta chute, es-tu remonté sur ta moto pour regagner la civilisation ?
J’espère que tu te remets bien de tes fractures et que tu n’auras pas trop d’appréhension à repartir en off-road ! Merci pour le partage de cette douloureuse expérience ! Salutations motarde !
I'm sorry for your accindent man.
No, i wouldn't be able ti ride with those conditions, some friends came to pick me up by car.
I'm nota scared to ride again off road, i just still go slower than before
Dude, that was pretty brutal.
Adrenaline must have kept you going for a while. "I don't like it because I have shocks in my arm." That must have hurt like hell after the initial shock wore off.
To be honest the pain has never been too too strong. Only during the first couple of weeks it has been painful to lay down on bed and stand up. I don't know why and i don't care, but i was happy about that 😅
Auguri di pronta guarigione e spero tu possa iniziare nuovamente a viaggiare. Da questo piccolo video sempre che l' atteggiamento mentale sia quello giusto. Non mollare !
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Gute besserung from an Irish motorcyclist in Germany! You'll be back on two wheels before too long. Peace
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