Back in the saddle again

Well, I finally got back on the bike after breaking my collar bone MAY 10. It took near 4 MONTHS to get my doc to OK my return. I had x-rays at 2 months, and again after 3 months, and there was insufficient calcification. I got the official Oki-doki around mid August, but didn't have time to get out for any riding (darn job). But finally, last weekend, I escaped for a few hours of trail riding. After a couple months, you sort of forget what your missing, until you throw a leg over again. I had a smile on my face you couldn't knock off with a stick.:cool:
We only have another 6 weeks of good riding up here (I hate the cold), so we're heading out Oct. 13 for some trail riding in Northern Saskatchewan. WoooHooo:confused:

Later
Neil
2001 CR250R stock (revalving forks this winter)
1987 CR250R egorr'ed cyl, and a bunch of other stuff.

The problem was in the vertical and horizontal misallignment. The ends of the bone have a near full vertical misallignment, and about 50% horizontal misalignment.

In a civilized country, the bone would have been pinned. In our grand country, I had to beg for a sling, and a handful of Tylenol 3, after a 4 hour wait in an "emergency" room....

Don't get me wrong, I have great medical insurance through my company, it's just that it doesn't matter at all in Saskatchewan hospitals. Our Government supplied health care leaves a bit to be desired...I think our waiting list for elective (non-life threatening) surgery is in excess of 12 months.

This is a bad topic, and I'm having a good day, so I'll drop it.....:think

Short answer, yes and yes.

The inner bone is above the outer bone, forming a sharp horn. The outer bone comes up an an angle of about 10 degrees (from the last x-ray). It's a real work of art.