Yes, in Colorado a plaintiff may recover past and future lost wages when they have been injured in a motorcycle accident.  Past wages includes wages that would have been paid to the plaintiff from the time of the accident until the trial.  Future wages include any wages that the plaintiff would have been paid after the trial but is still unable to perform their job duties.
A plaintiff may be unable to return to work because they are in the hospital recovering, at physical therapy, have broken bones that prevent them from completing their work duties, or have mental or physical pain that makes it impossible to work.  It is important that if you have been injured and are unable to work to contact a knowledgeable Lamber Goodnow personal injury attorney to help you navigate your unique situation.