Erm, you're a twat for riding a scooter?
6 to 8 weeks for fracture to fix and the same to rehab, post cast remove,
Hi Frosties, I was unfortunate to fracture my radial head in my right arm in early Nov 2012 following an off and started riding again in mid Feb 2013. Although I felt ok to ride, I didn't really regain strength until about September following regular physio sessions and even then my arm was still painful. I did not have a plaster as with my fracture
(although sharp corners provide some brown trouser moments!).Get well soon!
Been looker at a diesel shitter as an option to reduce costs, how does this grab you - yes i'm deadly serious
Quote from: Frosties on 05 January 2014, 11:53:40 amBeen looker at a diesel shitter as an option to reduce costs, how does this grab you - yes i'm deadly serious God that's horrible! And that coming from a man who has, in the past, owned 5 Citroen DS's and 2 CX's. One thought though, if it's your left arm, wouldn't an auto be a better idea? A lot less strain on the left leg in traffic too. I drive into London most days in a manual works Astra and my left leg is killing me on the days the A12 is buggered.
Quote from: ChristoT on 04 January 2014, 11:54:49 pm (although sharp corners provide some brown trouser moments!).Get well soon!Didn't realise the ZX400G was a scooter, but hey ho Instead of buying a 250 scooter to then sell on why not go for a cheap small engine car to tide you over and drive below the congestion zone. You'd still have parking to sort but I'm sure with a little investigation and inconvenience you may find a cheap may be free place to park up just outside the area
stating the obvious here.......what about the bus?
Quote from: Lazarus on 06 January 2014, 11:14:12 amstating the obvious here.......what about the bus?I don't think he should be driving a bus with a broken wrist