Riding after injury.

[Dave]

Originally Posted by 101lifts2

Yaris weighs 2300lbs
http://autos.yahoo.com/2010_toyota_y..._spd_mt-specs/

And the highest deadlift is 948lbs.


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Not on the corners it doesn't.

[101lifts2]

Originally Posted by Dave

Not on the corners it doesn't.

Either the car wasn't on a level road OR he never actually lifted the wheel off the ground. To get a jackstand under the frame pinch you don't need to lift the wheel off the ground.

2300/4 is 575lbs....he can't deadlift that...If I can't..he can't.

[Dave]

Originally Posted by Triple

One rear wheel at a time and it wasn't very difficult, either. Not saying I lifted the car over my head and spun it basketball-style on my finger tips. Did the same thing years ago with an old VW Cabriolet, too.





no



They gave me a cadaver ligament. They don't tell you who it came from, though, so it makes me wonder: do I have the ACL from a 90 year-old woman in my leg?

When your leg starts murdering you'll know

['73 H1 Triple]

Originally Posted by Triple

They gave me a cadaver ligament. They don't tell you who it came from, though, so it makes me wonder: do I have the ACL from a 90 year-old woman in my leg?

They won't tell you exactly where it came from but there are certain benchmarks the donor must meet to be "parted out".

There are three options, cadaver "donation", patella graft and hamstring graft.

I'm about 6' and 210 lbs. The surgeon told me straight out I weighed too much and did too much lifting at work for the hamstring graft to work well. The patella graft is 150% stronger than the original ACL.