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I Crashed !
#1
well folks, on saturday evening i crashed !  :'(

was doing about 50 - 60 and lost control on a bend (maybe diesel ?), went through a hedge with a fence in it and ended up in a corn field.

looks like the bike is a write off, but still waiting to hear from the insurance company.

i was very, very, very lucky !

no broken bones at all.

the only thing i have is a very sore chest and a rather swollen right hand.

had yesterday off work to get to the doctors for some pills and advice, and get the insurance company boosted up, but back at work today on a "light duties" order from the doctors.

fortunately the boss is a biker too so he understands Smile

ride safe all
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#2
Sh*t me, another foccer crashing!  Glad you're OK, the Gods must be smiling on you.
Eagles may soar, but weasels don't get sucked into jet engines...
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#3
Sad


Glad you're okay though
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#4
mmmmmmmmmmm.....all three are 600 boys...... :rolleyes :rolleyes :rolleyes
One, is never going to be enough.....
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#5
theres no such thing as a good crash but if you can walk away mate !
bikes can be replace , I know its a common quote but very true !
glad you ok though !
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#6
i can't remember a thing from just before hitting the fence, but when i came to (felt like i had been dreaming) i had taken my rucksack off, my gloves off, jacket and helmet too. I'd also been over to the bike and turned the key off and hit the kill switch!
big thanks must go to the 2 cyclists who called 999 for me and the paramedics who were great guys!
was laughing and joking with them most of the time in the ambulance.
when i winced once, one of them told me jokingly to "grow a pair"!  :rollin
and what a star my girlfirend was.
came to the scene and stayed with me the whole time in hospital.
even drove me home - 40 miles out of her way!
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#7
Good to hear your in one piece still Smile
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#8
Glad you're ok man, sorry to hear about the bike though.  Sad

Chris
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It wouldn't be fun if it was easy, I just wish it wasn't this much fun.
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#9
Glad to hear you're ok, makes for a total of 4 of us over one weekend... what the hell is happening?!

ChristoT first, then me, then Arfa and now poor Enceladus
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#10
Aw man, didn't know you'd gone down too deadeye. you ok?
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It wouldn't be fun if it was easy, I just wish it wasn't this much fun.
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#11
Glad your ok mate.
Not quite sure what to do with my early mid-life crisis. Ideas on a post card to P.O.BOX 150...
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#12
(06-08-13, 11:33 AM)Chris link Wrote: Aw man, didn't know you'd gone down too deadeye. you ok?

I survived, shoulder is still pretty beat up and my leg still hurts but I'm otherwise fine

Bike is going to need a fair few repairs though...
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#13
I started the trend...  :'(

When Foccers go down, they go down in style...  :rolleyes Bad luck, Enceladus! Seems like the dammage list is you worst, followed by DeadEye, followed by me with Arfa at the end. Not good.  :'( :'( :'(
The Deef's apprentice
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#14
There was a bad one today , 1 mile away,main A49, Suzuki and a car,,rider in intensive care, 8.50 am today.Poor rider probably on there way to work.
An ageing test pilot for home grown widgets that may fail at anytime.
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#15
sorry to hear you've had an off.  :thumbdown know how you feel mate. least ya in once piece though. Wink


(06-08-13, 05:31 PM)ChristoT link Wrote: I started the trend...  :'(

When Foccers go down, they go down in style...  :rolleyes Bad luck, Enceladus! Seems like the dammage list is you worst, followed by DeadEye, followed by me with Arfa at the end. Not good.  :'( :'( :'(


i had a bad one 8 months ago, (on my 600) where some dumb bitch opened her door without looking. & to top it all the cheeky bitch drives off & leaves me in the road! only went back to work last monday! :\ & as for the damage list, think i might be the worst by snapping the ball off the top of the humerus & having to have a plate & 14 screws!

still hasn't scared me off riding the bike. jumped back on it as soon as i could the arm. all ive done is change my route home from work. :rollin



justy1000
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#16
Well shame on you looks like you've ruined a perfectly good bike.........hope you recover soon
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#17
Speedy recovery to all
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#18
Good recovering to all indeed
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#19
Hello, hope your all ok.
Just like to add another statistic to this - I came off mine the Sunday before last coming off a roundabout. Must be some sort of curse (in my case its a curse of incompetence).
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#20
Glad everyone's ok. I crashed out a couple of months ago (on my 600  :rolleyes ) and it's never pleasant, just try to learn something from it.
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