I was telling someone at the bbq last night that I had never known anyone that had a serious accident on a bike until now. I've been riding for a long time and those things amazingly didn't happen. I have to admit some discouragement and I haven't really felt like riding much lately. I even took it real easy up at Jims this weekend riding in the back instead of near the front where I would usually follow Cherry and Rabbit. The thing I struggle with is I still love to ride. I know the dangers everytime I leave my driveway, but it still burns me up to see that happen to Andy. I'll even be man enough to admit to a few tears reading through some of the post on his accident. I don't think I'll stop riding but I'll tell you after that night I was close. You just need some time to let things sink in and put them in perspective. I seriously think even Andy will ride again if he is able, but if you decide not to that's ok. Sometimes we know the dangers of our actions but block them out until something bad happens and then have to re-visit our thoughts on the matter. But I think thats ok too. I won't rip on anyone that decides not to ride as a result of all this.bluebusa60544 said: