u/Protectronbot

I see he was wearing normal jeans but the helmet did it's job as well as the boots and jacket, sure they were Built(or whatever the name was) they prevented things from getting worse. My dad this afternoon was hit by an inattentive driver who took a left right into him. He fractured his left hip, knee, and ankle. Dislocated his left shoulder, and fractured his right hand thumb. Still getting updates and info but so far the doctors are saying he's not going to be able to walk for a few months. It was in a construction zone, and he was only doing 45. Despite doing things to make himself more visible like flashing his high beam they still didn't see him.

So wear your gear, you have people that love you.

My dad was riding back home from an appointment today, an individual not paying attention turned left right into him. He's not going to be able to walk for a few months but at least he's alive. Without that helmet I'm pretty sure he would be dead.

So make sure to wear your gear. People love you.

My dad was hit today South of Willard on his way home. An individual not paying attention took a left right into him. Multiple fractures and won't be able to walk for a few months. So when you're driving pay attention to the road. And if you're on a bike make sure to wear your gear. He wouldn't be here without his helmet.

So I'm trying to figure out what the PO did with the fuel air adjustment valve. Is that supposed to be it?