Cooper Webb Out

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Yamaha has just released that Cooper Webb will sit out Budds Creek due to the thumb sprain he sustained during the second moto at Unadilla. Eli Tomac is still set to return, so the 450 team will have two riders with Justin Cooper and Eli Tomac.

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8/14/2024 11:18am

Wasn't he out for thumb surgery? Hopefully not the same thumb if so.

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8/14/2024 11:21am
Electro21 wrote:

Wasn't he out for thumb surgery? Hopefully not the same thumb if so.

Same thumb, but just a sprain, luckily.

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8/14/2024 11:23am

Ah, good.  Thanks for the updates!

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8/14/2024 11:24am

Thanks ML, was fearing the worst..........................

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8/14/2024 11:32am

Rough for Webb.....

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Thumbs suck. I got my pins out in late April and still working through pain/soreness at the end of the day. 

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8/14/2024 12:14pm

That’s tough. Hoping it’s only a minor setback. 

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Rickyisms wrote:

Thumbs suck. I got my pins out in late April and still working through pain/soreness at the end of the day. 

I have arthritis in the CMC joint I believe is what the DR said. I have trouble opening jars and stuff. The DR didn't advise surgery, said I was too young. I'm 46 and wear a Push brace now.

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Rickyisms wrote:

Thumbs suck. I got my pins out in late April and still working through pain/soreness at the end of the day. 

Electro21 wrote:
I have arthritis in the CMC joint I believe is what the DR said. I have trouble opening jars and stuff. The DR didn't advise surgery...

I have arthritis in the CMC joint I believe is what the DR said. I have trouble opening jars and stuff. The DR didn't advise surgery, said I was too young. I'm 46 and wear a Push brace now.

I fractured my metacarpal, landed a tabletop and the guy in front of me ate it. Don’t really know what happened but my front end washed and I felt to the left, the left side of the handlebar hit the ground and flung my right hand off the bars. When my right hand flung off my thumb got caught underneath the grip and basically was pointing back at my elbow. 

My Dr. said if I wasn’t so young (happened the day before my 23rd birthday) he wouldn’t of recommended surgery. He explained how it would heal on its own and I would lose a lot of overall mobility and I’m sure the grip strength would’ve went with it too. It’s getting better by the day, but days where I’m running the hammer drill hours straight really irritate it, or catching it just right on an edge. 

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8/14/2024 2:01pm

That sucks he was looking pretty good and i was hoping for some end of the year excitement.  

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8/14/2024 2:05pm

He came for one moto and was already like "fuck outdoors" 😆. 

Just kidding ofc, hope he heals up for SMX.

 

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Better a sprain thumb than a navicular injury. 

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8/14/2024 6:17pm Edited Date/Time 8/14/2024 6:20pm
Rickyisms wrote:

Thumbs suck. I got my pins out in late April and still working through pain/soreness at the end of the day. 

Electro21 wrote:
I have arthritis in the CMC joint I believe is what the DR said. I have trouble opening jars and stuff. The DR didn't advise surgery...

I have arthritis in the CMC joint I believe is what the DR said. I have trouble opening jars and stuff. The DR didn't advise surgery, said I was too young. I'm 46 and wear a Push brace now.

Rickyisms wrote:
I fractured my metacarpal, landed a tabletop and the guy in front of me ate it. Don’t really know what happened but my front end washed...

I fractured my metacarpal, landed a tabletop and the guy in front of me ate it. Don’t really know what happened but my front end washed and I felt to the left, the left side of the handlebar hit the ground and flung my right hand off the bars. When my right hand flung off my thumb got caught underneath the grip and basically was pointing back at my elbow. 

My Dr. said if I wasn’t so young (happened the day before my 23rd birthday) he wouldn’t of recommended surgery. He explained how it would heal on its own and I would lose a lot of overall mobility and I’m sure the grip strength would’ve went with it too. It’s getting better by the day, but days where I’m running the hammer drill hours straight really irritate it, or catching it just right on an edge. 

That sucks man. I'm getting out of the Army soon and will be a generator technician. I need to use my hand and run hammer drills to install ground rods and Unistrut to buildings.  I literally feel your pain. I have trouble twisting a jar open when my fiancé asks for my help.

I originally hurt my thumb during a training exercise setting up a power plant in 2012. Last year we went to Winter Park, CO and I went down the Alpine Slide. I took a corner too hot and flipped the cart and bent my thumb. It jacked it up pretty bad.

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8/14/2024 7:47pm

Bummer, I want to see him back racing and in form. Firing his pistol over the finish line jump and shit 

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Electro21 wrote:
I have arthritis in the CMC joint I believe is what the DR said. I have trouble opening jars and stuff. The DR didn't advise surgery...

I have arthritis in the CMC joint I believe is what the DR said. I have trouble opening jars and stuff. The DR didn't advise surgery, said I was too young. I'm 46 and wear a Push brace now.

Rickyisms wrote:
I fractured my metacarpal, landed a tabletop and the guy in front of me ate it. Don’t really know what happened but my front end washed...

I fractured my metacarpal, landed a tabletop and the guy in front of me ate it. Don’t really know what happened but my front end washed and I felt to the left, the left side of the handlebar hit the ground and flung my right hand off the bars. When my right hand flung off my thumb got caught underneath the grip and basically was pointing back at my elbow. 

My Dr. said if I wasn’t so young (happened the day before my 23rd birthday) he wouldn’t of recommended surgery. He explained how it would heal on its own and I would lose a lot of overall mobility and I’m sure the grip strength would’ve went with it too. It’s getting better by the day, but days where I’m running the hammer drill hours straight really irritate it, or catching it just right on an edge. 

Electro21 wrote:
That sucks man. I'm getting out of the Army soon and will be a generator technician. I need to use my hand and run hammer drills...

That sucks man. I'm getting out of the Army soon and will be a generator technician. I need to use my hand and run hammer drills to install ground rods and Unistrut to buildings.  I literally feel your pain. I have trouble twisting a jar open when my fiancé asks for my help.

I originally hurt my thumb during a training exercise setting up a power plant in 2012. Last year we went to Winter Park, CO and I went down the Alpine Slide. I took a corner too hot and flipped the cart and bent my thumb. It jacked it up pretty bad.

A generator tech, where at? That’s my field of work.

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8/14/2024 8:33pm Edited Date/Time 8/14/2024 9:13pm
Rickyisms wrote:
I fractured my metacarpal, landed a tabletop and the guy in front of me ate it. Don’t really know what happened but my front end washed...

I fractured my metacarpal, landed a tabletop and the guy in front of me ate it. Don’t really know what happened but my front end washed and I felt to the left, the left side of the handlebar hit the ground and flung my right hand off the bars. When my right hand flung off my thumb got caught underneath the grip and basically was pointing back at my elbow. 

My Dr. said if I wasn’t so young (happened the day before my 23rd birthday) he wouldn’t of recommended surgery. He explained how it would heal on its own and I would lose a lot of overall mobility and I’m sure the grip strength would’ve went with it too. It’s getting better by the day, but days where I’m running the hammer drill hours straight really irritate it, or catching it just right on an edge. 

Electro21 wrote:
That sucks man. I'm getting out of the Army soon and will be a generator technician. I need to use my hand and run hammer drills...

That sucks man. I'm getting out of the Army soon and will be a generator technician. I need to use my hand and run hammer drills to install ground rods and Unistrut to buildings.  I literally feel your pain. I have trouble twisting a jar open when my fiancé asks for my help.

I originally hurt my thumb during a training exercise setting up a power plant in 2012. Last year we went to Winter Park, CO and I went down the Alpine Slide. I took a corner too hot and flipped the cart and bent my thumb. It jacked it up pretty bad.

thewrizzle wrote:

A generator tech, where at? That’s my field of work.

So funny you do it too. I’m so excited to get out of the Army and do it. I was a commercial electrician before my Army days. 

I live in Northern Virginia. I’ll be working in Gainesville, VA. A company called Prime Power Services. They do everything I did in the Army, electrical testing was something I was good at. They have engineers that do the testing EGSA certification is a requirement within 6 months.  I'm cool with turning wrenches.

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Rickyisms wrote:
I fractured my metacarpal, landed a tabletop and the guy in front of me ate it. Don’t really know what happened but my front end washed...

I fractured my metacarpal, landed a tabletop and the guy in front of me ate it. Don’t really know what happened but my front end washed and I felt to the left, the left side of the handlebar hit the ground and flung my right hand off the bars. When my right hand flung off my thumb got caught underneath the grip and basically was pointing back at my elbow. 

My Dr. said if I wasn’t so young (happened the day before my 23rd birthday) he wouldn’t of recommended surgery. He explained how it would heal on its own and I would lose a lot of overall mobility and I’m sure the grip strength would’ve went with it too. It’s getting better by the day, but days where I’m running the hammer drill hours straight really irritate it, or catching it just right on an edge. 

Electro21 wrote:
That sucks man. I'm getting out of the Army soon and will be a generator technician. I need to use my hand and run hammer drills...

That sucks man. I'm getting out of the Army soon and will be a generator technician. I need to use my hand and run hammer drills to install ground rods and Unistrut to buildings.  I literally feel your pain. I have trouble twisting a jar open when my fiancé asks for my help.

I originally hurt my thumb during a training exercise setting up a power plant in 2012. Last year we went to Winter Park, CO and I went down the Alpine Slide. I took a corner too hot and flipped the cart and bent my thumb. It jacked it up pretty bad.

thewrizzle wrote:

A generator tech, where at? That’s my field of work.

I just dm'd you for advice man!

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Electro21 wrote:
That sucks man. I'm getting out of the Army soon and will be a generator technician. I need to use my hand and run hammer drills...

That sucks man. I'm getting out of the Army soon and will be a generator technician. I need to use my hand and run hammer drills to install ground rods and Unistrut to buildings.  I literally feel your pain. I have trouble twisting a jar open when my fiancé asks for my help.

I originally hurt my thumb during a training exercise setting up a power plant in 2012. Last year we went to Winter Park, CO and I went down the Alpine Slide. I took a corner too hot and flipped the cart and bent my thumb. It jacked it up pretty bad.

thewrizzle wrote:

A generator tech, where at? That’s my field of work.

Electro21 wrote:

I just dm'd you for advice man!

I replied, I have plenty of advice to share.

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Electro21 wrote:
I have arthritis in the CMC joint I believe is what the DR said. I have trouble opening jars and stuff. The DR didn't advise surgery...

I have arthritis in the CMC joint I believe is what the DR said. I have trouble opening jars and stuff. The DR didn't advise surgery, said I was too young. I'm 46 and wear a Push brace now.

Rickyisms wrote:
I fractured my metacarpal, landed a tabletop and the guy in front of me ate it. Don’t really know what happened but my front end washed...

I fractured my metacarpal, landed a tabletop and the guy in front of me ate it. Don’t really know what happened but my front end washed and I felt to the left, the left side of the handlebar hit the ground and flung my right hand off the bars. When my right hand flung off my thumb got caught underneath the grip and basically was pointing back at my elbow. 

My Dr. said if I wasn’t so young (happened the day before my 23rd birthday) he wouldn’t of recommended surgery. He explained how it would heal on its own and I would lose a lot of overall mobility and I’m sure the grip strength would’ve went with it too. It’s getting better by the day, but days where I’m running the hammer drill hours straight really irritate it, or catching it just right on an edge. 

Electro21 wrote:
That sucks man. I'm getting out of the Army soon and will be a generator technician. I need to use my hand and run hammer drills...

That sucks man. I'm getting out of the Army soon and will be a generator technician. I need to use my hand and run hammer drills to install ground rods and Unistrut to buildings.  I literally feel your pain. I have trouble twisting a jar open when my fiancé asks for my help.

I originally hurt my thumb during a training exercise setting up a power plant in 2012. Last year we went to Winter Park, CO and I went down the Alpine Slide. I took a corner too hot and flipped the cart and bent my thumb. It jacked it up pretty bad.

My advice is to go for a Milwaukee SDS if they’re giving you a tool budget. I’m Dewalt through and through, but I used a coworkers Milwaukee SDS and that thing was like butter compared to my Dewalt. Plus my SDS and regular Dewalt Hammer drill have honestly been the two most unreliable yellow tools I’ve owned. A quality set of work gloves with slight padding on the palm to cut down vibrations help a lot too, along with changing the bit as soon as needed so you or the drill aren’t working harder than you need to. 

Congratulations on the new career, and Thank you for your service Sir. 

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8/15/2024 9:57am Edited Date/Time 8/15/2024 4:43pm

Sounds like Coop is getting ready for retirement 

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burn1986 wrote:

Sounds like Coop is getting ready for retirement 

I don't know. For a few laps he was hauling ass and looking good. Seemed common sense kicked in, whether due to his race fitness, realism of what is necessary, or what, he backed it down (my perspective). Then he crashed. To your point maybe he's thinking this years SMX paycheck will be his retirement bonus.

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Rickyisms wrote:
I fractured my metacarpal, landed a tabletop and the guy in front of me ate it. Don’t really know what happened but my front end washed...

I fractured my metacarpal, landed a tabletop and the guy in front of me ate it. Don’t really know what happened but my front end washed and I felt to the left, the left side of the handlebar hit the ground and flung my right hand off the bars. When my right hand flung off my thumb got caught underneath the grip and basically was pointing back at my elbow. 

My Dr. said if I wasn’t so young (happened the day before my 23rd birthday) he wouldn’t of recommended surgery. He explained how it would heal on its own and I would lose a lot of overall mobility and I’m sure the grip strength would’ve went with it too. It’s getting better by the day, but days where I’m running the hammer drill hours straight really irritate it, or catching it just right on an edge. 

Electro21 wrote:
That sucks man. I'm getting out of the Army soon and will be a generator technician. I need to use my hand and run hammer drills...

That sucks man. I'm getting out of the Army soon and will be a generator technician. I need to use my hand and run hammer drills to install ground rods and Unistrut to buildings.  I literally feel your pain. I have trouble twisting a jar open when my fiancé asks for my help.

I originally hurt my thumb during a training exercise setting up a power plant in 2012. Last year we went to Winter Park, CO and I went down the Alpine Slide. I took a corner too hot and flipped the cart and bent my thumb. It jacked it up pretty bad.

Rickyisms wrote:
My advice is to go for a Milwaukee SDS if they’re giving you a tool budget. I’m Dewalt through and through, but I used a coworkers...

My advice is to go for a Milwaukee SDS if they’re giving you a tool budget. I’m Dewalt through and through, but I used a coworkers Milwaukee SDS and that thing was like butter compared to my Dewalt. Plus my SDS and regular Dewalt Hammer drill have honestly been the two most unreliable yellow tools I’ve owned. A quality set of work gloves with slight padding on the palm to cut down vibrations help a lot too, along with changing the bit as soon as needed so you or the drill aren’t working harder than you need to. 

Congratulations on the new career, and Thank you for your service Sir. 

I want to try out the Flex Tools from Lowes SDS. I really that brand from what I’ve got so far. Can’t go wrong with Milwaukee. Thanks!!

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