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Congrats on becoming a father soon! The emotions are scary but your parental instinct will take over once the baby arrives. My first came in '08 and i thought what kind of time management would I have. Gym, Riding, work, Honey Do's at the house and online video gaming late at night. Well I will say once my 1st came...

I personally want to thank Jmicmoto13 for this post. I've read this forum for about 4 years and joined shortly after the Dungey/Stew t-bone incident and wanted to give my opinion but realized why. There was a lot of venom being spewed over that incident same with Stew/Poto in the corner......Stew stuck his foot in his forks on purpose etc...

Sorry buddy, I must have missed the news. Hope your recovery is going well. My advice is be compliant with meds.....Betas, thinners, and continue to live life! Stay out of A-fib! Getting hit with 100-150 joules doesnt feel good I'm sure. Take care.

Name: Butch Age : 37 Fav Rider: I like what they all bring to the table. Profession: Cardiology, Electrophysiology, Cardiovascular Imaging. First Bike: 1999 KX 125, Current bikes 06 CRF 250, 08 CRF 150 big wheel. Misc: Started watching Sx 1985. First race I saw on tv LA Coliseum. RJ won, Hannah crashed out doubling the quad. Started riding 2001...

It all depends on what your Cardiologist/Electrophysiologist tells you after the procedure. Also you should know if you are getting a dual chamber ICD (Pacer/defibrillator) combined. I would tell you no that you couldn't ride anymore, but we are stubborn and do it anyway.

Cool to see all the pics and everyone having a great time. I would have loved to come this year and meet everyone, but I have a ride day scheduled for tomorrow in the Chattanooga area for my late Father in Law. "Look twice safe a life". Long time lurker on this forum. Stay safe everyone.

Great to see fellow Tennesseans helping others out for the weekend. Really cool of Zooki and Hillbilly. Stay hydrated. Carry on.