Can't really call it "Going Down " . But I'm Sure T-Boning a Cage qualifies.

Been down hard 3 times totaled 2 and the other was the worst of all. Still ridin' and probably always will.

been hit on a fatboy and sport and some olders bikes

Worst wreck for me was when I had a pick up truck come around a corner sideways in the rain once. The choice was the side of the road and the drop off there, or the side of the truck that was fast coming after me. Fliped that old FLH sideways when I hit the curb on a slide. Only real problem was my foot got caught in the controls and I could not get free of it before it landed on me after about a 10 fot fall. The rain ditch was on the other side of the curb you see. I do miss that old bike.

T-boned a van who had stopped at a stop sign and then pulled out in front of me. Totaled my new 2011 Road King with 630 miles on it.

Had an elderly lady run a stop sign and then stop when she noticed me coming. Chose her car instead of the oncoming truck on the left and the brick wall on the right. Coma for 3 weeks, hospital for 3 months. First thing I did when I got the insurance money was buy a new bike. That was back in 1988. I've been ridin ever since. Thank God for Guardian Angels!

Back in July, I was barreling down 176 out in Cleveland with the wife on back of my 72 Ironhead, when with one hell of a clatter," CLACK " and boom my rear wheel locks up.....Damn primary chain blew apart my cases and locked it all up. I felt it and tried to maintain a straight line until the bike could slow, but it just never slowed with all that oil on my tire. Coming upon a turn I had to go with it. I was surrounded by cages. When we hit that turn we were still flying along at 65, so I tried my best to handle her as she did that toxic dance of throwing the rear end back and forth. Musta done that for close to500 feet before3 finally laying her down. My brand new forward controls saved our legs. The ol' lady rode it down like a champ. She stayed right with me, and walked away with some road rash in all the right places.
Im nearly finished with the rebuild, and hope to be back out there before too long.

Thanks for letting me join the the club of many members that no one really wanted to qualify for.

12/25/06 = 10 month old RK Classic totaled.

03/01/09 = 3yr old Street Glide roughed up but patched back together better than new.

Details to follow. Here's hoping no new members qualify this weekend.

I'd like to introduce myself at this time and thank God that I'm alive today. I was hit last night by a teen girl, whom just admittingly said she wasn't paying attention to the "red" light that I was sitting at. I would love to hear how do I get back on my Glide, of course, after all the repairs occur?

Though I had an accident on 1977 while coming home from work in California (an elderly couple started to cross the road as I was exiting the freeway and they just stopped right in front of me) I consider my recent accident some 33 years later, my broken wing badge. This time, I was on my Ultra-Classic and a RR worker was flagging traffic while standing in the passing lane. I rear ended the SUV in front of me and did a nose dive over my handlebars. About two grand damage and I walked away.