All 2st Carnage.

First round or the OOCC series (Ontario Offroad Cross Country) trails were great except the fact that there was still snow on it in the morning! welcome to Canada! snow on mothers day weekend.
this is whats left of my buddies 09 125 WR after hitting a tree head on about top of 4th.



Just mangled eh?
me and my dad after my race. i got a 7th, in novice, kinda happy havn't been riding since ironman GNCC last year.

razor sheds a tear for your little pinger.........

Hope your buddy is okay? Damn, that is some serious "carnage!" He can fix the bike with some$$$, bodies are a little harder to fix....

WOW! Now that is some serious frame flex.

Oh that sucks...the worst part of those types of crashes is all the damage you don't see right away...like bent frames, forks etc.

Hope hes ok.

He broke his right wrist and thumb. Out for 6 weeks.

Then there is the replacement of that head!

Damn!!!I'm also recovering from a broken wrist (they put a plate in). Recovery is really for the birds. Anyway, good luck also getting the Husky fixed, that will take some $$$$.

Ouch-

If everything moved enough to break the head like that, I can't help wonder what else is bent that isn't so obvious to the eye........??

Are the forks bent also?

Your bud is lucky it was just a broken wrist & thumb, could've been a lot worse.

Was hoping to do that event if the weather was going to be a bit more reasonable. Have done a couple rides this year in crap weather & I just had enough.
Looked like fun otherwise from the pics on the ODSC site.

Ouch! That looks like more than your standard broken wrist...more like the entire forarm. It sucks getting hurt...broke my left fibula late last October when mine bucked me off and landed full force on my foot. All healed up now, but still stiff and not back to full strength yet. Old geezers take awhile to heal, I'm finding.

Yes, us Old Geezers take a while to heal! That picture was taken about little more than a month ago, it looks better now, with a massive scar. I was so excited to ride my bike out of the garage and back in last weekend.
Hope your leg is healing okay. It just takes time....Plus, from wearing a cast or brace on your leg, you lose muscle and that takes time to re-gain.

The level of bounce is inversely proportional to the age of the rider.

I go splat now when I used to bounce and roll.

Walt

That is, without a doubt, the best qoute I have ever heard I'm hanging that in my garage: " The level of bounce is inversely proportional to the age of the rider "

^^^ nice!!! :d