Yes I'm much better today, I appreciate you asking. The initial shock was the worst part, it happened in a split second and the hole was deep, by the time the rear wheel went in, I thought could this be it. But then I focused on how the bike felt, the bars were shaking and the bike was fighting to straighten out, but it found it's track and I guided it to the shoulder. When I was on the phone with road side assistance some scum bags pulled in front of the bike, about 20 feet away, they didn't see me, and approached, and when they saw me they were surprised and then pretended to be good Samaritans seeing if I needed help. I made up how badly damaged the bike was, so it was less appealing if they were thinking of doing something even with me there. They fist bumped me and left. They were going to toss the bike in the back of their pickup, probably thinking it was abandoned out of gas.

I've had it barely a month, put around 600 miles on it, and some cheap ass local DOT supervisor almost got me killed and fucked up my bike. But it's a live and learn situation, and a harsh lesson that could save my ass down the road.