Got into accident May 31 with the road king. After 3 months of trying to save my right leg I could not take the Doctors and being in the hospital any more. The Doctors ( we can try this ) witch means more time in the hospital and delays in getting on with life. I Just said take the leg and lets move on. So after that its healing time and then get set up for the prosthetic leg. It was a tuff decision to make but maybe by November I will be walking again. I will sell the road king and the street glide and hopefully next year buy a trike be back on the road again.

 

Damn! Hate that things went that way. Good luck with your recovery and purchase of the Trike. Will say a prayer for you

 

Almost lost my left one last year. Started wondering if it was gonna be worth it also. Sometimes it still hurts, and doesn't work right, so I can sympathize. Sorry yours didn't turn out as well. Have them install a beer holder on it. Keep the faith, you will adapt.

 

Good luck! You can still ride two wheels if you set it up right. You can start here.
http://forum.disabledbiker.co.uk/

 

you sir are a trooper. good luck in your recovery and getting back on the road.

 

Positive thoughts and prayers headed your way. A good friend ( Iron worker ) fell and became a paraplegic a few years ago. We now have him back in the wind. He's on a trike and while it takes some help to get him "situated" on it,he's livin' large and the smiles are huge. Good Luck.

 

Sorry to hear this. You surely a "Trooper" my friend. ................................A trike would be a lot of fun I'm thinking. I hope everything works out well for ya!

 

I hate to hear this but glad that you are on the road to recovery. I didn't lose a leg but neither of mine work from the knees down. This is due to a spinal cord injury nearly 20 years ago when a lady "didn't see me".

I have to wear braces on my legs because there is no movement or feeling but I still ride.

Keep up the good work and keep that positive attitude!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpljnO6UgfM

 

Sorry to hear about your leg that really sucks, best of luck to you moving forward. Just so you know we will have our automatic transmission out in about a year. No clutching, no shifting fully automatic. So if you can hold up a two wheeler you can ride it.

 

There's always this idea if you want to stick with your bike, probably cheaper than a Trike to.

http://thekneeslider.com/legup-landi...touring-bikes/