Trey Canard - Broken Femur

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Chili

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Rumor is Canard busted his femur doing some outdoor testing. What a bummer to lose one of the top five from such an exciting SX season.

 

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http://www.grindtv.com/moto/blog/26052/trey+canard+injured/


Huge suckage.. One of my current favorite riders.

 

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Oh man, bummer. What an exciting guy to watch...

 

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CRAP :ugg:

 

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Damn!

 

Okiewan

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< insert several bad words here >!!!

That's a serious bummer. At least it's not "bad" per the story.
There goes a little steam from an otherwise awesome series, imo.

:(

 

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Dang it! I do feel pretty good, he will not start a tv show, and fall in love with himself though! A speedy recovery and see him at Redbud!

 

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Noooooooooooooooooo!

Trey played a big part in a season that will be hailed as a classic. Would have loved to see him finish up strong.

 

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Suckage! Loved watching him ride.

 

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Thats not good. I enjoyed watching him!

 

YamaB

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That sucks... It not only makes the remaining sx slightly less interesting... but will really take away from the nationals also (esp if JBS, TuTu, and/or others don't race outdoors). Every outdoor race might just end up being 2 riders battling for the win in nearly every race (RD vs. RV).

 

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Trey's absence could help out JBS I suppose.

I'm predicting:

#2 (Mr Neck-beard)
#1 (Mr Clean)
#7 (Mr Brain-fart)
#22 (Mr I'm wonderful)

 

Okiewan

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It not only makes the remaining sx slightly less interesting.

Click to expand...

Slightly? I disagree ... any rookie taking wins in this stacked field deserves a lil more than "slightly". :p

 

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I love to watch that guy ride. He is the new master of the scrub!

Oh, and broken femurs suck, don't ask how I know.

 

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• Apr 16, 2011

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I've heard that we're seeing more broken femurs because of the improvement of riding boots and the advent of knee braces. With everything held together so well, something has to 'give' somewhere. I've got knee issues, wear CTI's, all in all I suppose a broken bone is better than an ACL reconstruction.... but I heard a femur is a painful one, haven't been through that.

Hope TC heals and returns quickly. :cool:

 

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• Apr 16, 2011

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When was the last time a racer on a 2 stroke broke a femur? I know, its a loaded statement! I read the fracture was not too bad, and they are looking at a quick recovery. Good deal, plaster still makes you faster.