Incident type: Solo

Some slippery leaves result in a crash in a pedestrian area. 1 x cracked and 1 x chipped rib. Fortunately bike was unharmed.

Crash.
Entering into Carlton Village, caught the edge of the curb by the traffic calming Island.
No one to blame but me.

After coming wide around a corner, I moved to the left, while simultaneously looking over my left shoulder for a rider behind… I then looked back and was heading directly for the barrier. The ground was slippery and there was debris at the road edge, so it was too late for stopping or turning! Amazingly I survived relatively unscathed, save for a bit of road rash on my backside, a slightly damaged finger and a graze on the back of my head. My helmet did what it was supposed to do, and died for the cause, and I ruined a pair of Castelli shorts. The bike, you will be pleased to read, was fine – it suffered minor scuffing on the saddle and the bars needed straightening. Everything else was fine.

There was an old-timer rally passing by. A few oil leaks caused the road to be slippery

pretty weird that that one bit of ice was slippery, earlier in the ride I rode over tons of stuff that looked exactly the same, and had grip. (date in the video is inaccurate)

Forty degree day, no rain in several days, crashed on invisible patch of ice. Sustained fractured clavicle and cracked ribs.

along the state road at the intersection I head to the center of the roundabout to turn left due to salt and frost the front wheel loses grip making me fall with a violent blow to the back

1 week of recovery and a few scratches on the bike.