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SNOWMASS VILLAGE, CO — “Well, sometimes you’re the hammer and sometimes you’re the nail!” quipped Lance Armstrong while sharing a photo of his busted-up face from a bike accident in eastern central Colorado near Aspen.

Armstrong was trail-riding on the Tom Blake Trail Wednesday morning when it happened. In his tumble, he “took quite a blow to the noggin’,” he said, so he went to get checked at the Aspen Valley Hospital.

“For the 46 years prior to today, I completely would have blown off getting checked,” he wrote on his Instagram. But, these days, he’s a bit wiser. “Not now,” he said.

Armstrong’s Strava, a social media page for cyclists, runners and swimmers, says he competed his 23.62-mile ride in 2 hours and 33 minutes, climbing 3,900 feet. He won King of the Mountain titles on three sections of the race after beating the fastest times.

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In 2012, Armstrong was stripped of his seven Tour de France titles and banned from Olympic sports for life for blood doping.

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