QUOTE(paulb @ Sat 24th Mar 2007, 08:35 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Doesnt sound bad but he is likley to be in for a few days.
+ plaster for a fair while if it's his kneecap. Speedy recovery to the lad.
a meet this weekend for the norvern guys n galls
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Posted 24 March 2007 - 08:56 pm
+ plaster for a fair while if it's his kneecap. Speedy recovery to the lad.
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Posted 24 March 2007 - 08:56 pm
Hello peeps
great to meet you all today (including the interlopers - R1/KTM/TRX/GS12/VTR)
what an eventful day it was
Endo = as and when you get around to reading hope you are OK and that the knee injury is minor
PaulB = mate you're a star. I hope if I ever get into a situation, you are about to help out. but a bit spookey meeting you again after 3 years.
Lets do it again sometime soon
great to meet you all today (including the interlopers - R1/KTM/TRX/GS12/VTR)
what an eventful day it was
Endo = as and when you get around to reading hope you are OK and that the knee injury is minor
PaulB = mate you're a star. I hope if I ever get into a situation, you are about to help out. but a bit spookey meeting you again after 3 years.
Lets do it again sometime soon
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Posted 24 March 2007 - 09:01 pm
QUOTE(paulb @ Sat 24th Mar 2007, 08:35 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
BREAKING NEWS**
Just this minute got a phone call from Endo's girlfriend:
He has bust a bone in his knee and is being operated on tonight or tomorrow. Doesnt sound bad but he is likley to be in for a few days.
Just this minute got a phone call from Endo's girlfriend:
He has bust a bone in his knee and is being operated on tonight or tomorrow. Doesnt sound bad but he is likley to be in for a few days.
Thanks for that Paul glad to hear the news (although any broken bone is not nice news) I felt really guilty once he was in the ambulance and all alone "in a foreign land"
steve my brother so far has a bruised posterior, and knackered bike (fairings and tail piece trashed , rad busted, exhaust knackered, engine cases ground) thats just for starters.
his helmet that he knocked off the chair at hawes did the job though (but it too is now defunkt, as is his jacket that got ripped. thanks to the back protector he recently got at lidl that he is not more seriously hurt.
he lost the front in a gouge in the road as he was caught with a sideways gust of wind that developed ontop of hartside. approx 70 -80mph at the time
lucky he slid into a boggy peaty bank really 
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Posted 24 March 2007 - 09:06 pm
QUOTE(Hartside Man @ Sat 24th Mar 2007, 08:46 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Thanks for that Paul glad to hear the news (although any broken bone is not nice news) I felt really guilty once he was in the ambulance and all alone "in a foreign land"
steve my brother so far has a bruised posterior, and knackered bike (fairings and tail piece trashed , rad busted, exhaust knackered, engine cases ground) thats just for starters.
his helmet that he knocked off the chair at hawes did the job though (but it too is now defunkt, as is his jacket that got ripped. thanks to the back protector he recently got at lidl that he is not more seriously hurt.
he lost the front in a gouge in the road as he was caught with a sideways gust of wind that developed ontop of hartside. approx 70 -80mph at the time lucky he slid into a boggy peaty bank really
steve my brother so far has a bruised posterior, and knackered bike (fairings and tail piece trashed , rad busted, exhaust knackered, engine cases ground) thats just for starters.
his helmet that he knocked off the chair at hawes did the job though (but it too is now defunkt, as is his jacket that got ripped. thanks to the back protector he recently got at lidl that he is not more seriously hurt.
he lost the front in a gouge in the road as he was caught with a sideways gust of wind that developed ontop of hartside. approx 70 -80mph at the time
lucky he slid into a boggy peaty bank really hope all goes well for endo and your brother mark....and it all started out so well today
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Posted 24 March 2007 - 09:07 pm
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Lets do it again sometime soon
Without the off road excursions "PLEASE"
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Posted 24 March 2007 - 09:13 pm
QUOTE(big dave @ Sat 24th Mar 2007, 08:41 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Lets do it again sometime soon
QUOTE(Hartside Man @ Sat 24th Mar 2007, 08:52 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Without the off road excursions "PLEASE"
Merseyside meet in three weeks people.
Sounds like you all had an 'interesting' day, sorry I missed it. Best wishes to the wounded for a speedy recovery.
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QUOTE(Matlock @ Sat 24th Mar 2007, 08:58 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Merseyside meet in three weeks people.
Sounds like you all had an 'interesting' day, sorry I missed it. Best wishes to the wounded for a speedy recovery.
Sounds like you all had an 'interesting' day, sorry I missed it. Best wishes to the wounded for a speedy recovery.
yeah i am looking forward to this too...hope we can stay and have time to breath when we get to rivington barn,,,besidesthe coffee and food is good here and i wouldn't mind stopping long enough to have some gunk put in me tyres.
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Posted 24 March 2007 - 09:52 pm
Enjoyed meeting you all today, pity about Endo's attempt to put his TDM (backwards) through a drystone wall. speedy recovery mate
i think you are a very very lucky man... that crash had all the ingredients to be a lot worse! and it should act as a reminder to us all to chill out, take it easy, and enjoy the scenery.... NOT try to become part of it!
mini-rant over!
lets go for another rideout soon. great bikes, great and challenging roads, nice people
stay safe
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i think you are a very very lucky man... that crash had all the ingredients to be a lot worse! and it should act as a reminder to us all to chill out, take it easy, and enjoy the scenery.... NOT try to become part of it!
mini-rant over!
lets go for another rideout soon. great bikes, great and challenging roads, nice people
stay safe
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Posted 24 March 2007 - 10:02 pm
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i think you are a very very lucky man... that crash had all the ingredients to be a lot worse! and it should act as a reminder to us all to chill out, take it easy, and enjoy the scenery.... NOT try to become part of it!
Hear, hear! Maybe I'll lead on the Merseyside rideout, though that could cause a few boredom/sleep induced accidents
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Posted 25 March 2007 - 05:01 pm
TOP BOX
on saturdays rideout i was talking to someone??? about their very neat topbox mounting plate.... that person said they would send me a link to where they got it from
being a silly bugger i cant remember who it was?
thanks
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on saturdays rideout i was talking to someone??? about their very neat topbox mounting plate.... that person said they would send me a link to where they got it from
being a silly bugger i cant remember who it was?
thanks
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Posted 25 March 2007 - 05:35 pm
QUOTE(dbninja @ Sun 25th Mar 2007, 04:46 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
TOP BOX
on saturdays rideout i was talking to someone??? about their very neat topbox mounting plate.... that person said they would send me a link to where they got it from
being a silly bugger i cant remember who it was?
thanks
dbn
on saturdays rideout i was talking to someone??? about their very neat topbox mounting plate.... that person said they would send me a link to where they got it from
being a silly bugger i cant remember who it was?
thanks
dbn
it were me
and here's the link http://cgi.ebay.co.u...1QQcmdZViewItem
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Posted 25 March 2007 - 06:40 pm
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it were me and here's the link http://cgi.ebay.co.u...1QQcmdZViewItem
and here's the link http://cgi.ebay.co.u...1QQcmdZViewItemordered
thanks for that
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Posted 25 March 2007 - 10:12 pm
QUOTE(dbninja @ Sun 25th Mar 2007, 06:25 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
ordered
thanks for that
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thanks for that
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heres a link to how i fitted it on as well http://www.carpe-tdm...o...plate&st=40 hope it helps
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Posted 25 March 2007 - 10:27 pm
Just got back from Leicester. Sorry to hear of the accidents after we left, but glad they weren't worse.
also sorry i didn't introduce myself to more of you, I'm the one on the really grubby 850 with topbox on. I had to take it steady on the way up as I had my son in tow and I didn't realise he hadn't got his bike gear with him until 10am saturday morning so was very conscious of having him on the back of me. My mate's XT tops out at about 70 as well (and takes a while getting there) so I had to keep in sight.
Seriously thinking of riding out to Hungary at the end of July for the Sirok bike week....2 days out, 3 days there, 2 days back. Don't know much about the bike week apart from it's held every year and I've got a house in Sirok
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Hope to catch you all again soon.
Paul.
also sorry i didn't introduce myself to more of you, I'm the one on the really grubby 850 with topbox on. I had to take it steady on the way up as I had my son in tow and I didn't realise he hadn't got his bike gear with him until 10am saturday morning so was very conscious of having him on the back of me. My mate's XT tops out at about 70 as well (and takes a while getting there) so I had to keep in sight.
Seriously thinking of riding out to Hungary at the end of July for the Sirok bike week....2 days out, 3 days there, 2 days back. Don't know much about the bike week apart from it's held every year and I've got a house in Sirok
)Hope to catch you all again soon.
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Posted 26 March 2007 - 06:31 pm
OK
Had a look at the bike tonight and taken some pics, apologies for not being a photograher. Picture ten shows the worst of it.
Without being there it's hard to tell what happened, but it looks like the bike has gone into the sign on its left side, then flicked over onto its right and onto the wall. Is this about right?
In essence as far as sighted damage goes, most of it doesnt need immediate attention.
The left mirro needs replacing, as does teh right can, but the can is useable.
Needs a numberplate and holder and the rest appears to be cosmetic, apart from a ground-down lug on the wingrack.
Riding Impressions:
Here's where I'm not so confident, although Ive taken it up to teh ton and hit teh brakes pretty hard, without any real pulls either way or bad reactions. The bike dooesnt want to turn without hefty effort, however I havent checked teh tyre pressures, which it could well be down to.
Let go of the bars at 80 and she gets a bit of a very minor headshake going, but again this could be down to balance.
I would say its ok to ride back to Liverpool, however I'd be keen to firstly ensure the tyres at at correct pressures and ultimately get teh forks checked for what would be a very minor kink, if at all.
Im going to wait until Endo gets in touch, as obviously I dont want to start fiddling with someone elses bike
http://www.putfile.c...php?img=5073847
Had a look at the bike tonight and taken some pics, apologies for not being a photograher. Picture ten shows the worst of it.
Without being there it's hard to tell what happened, but it looks like the bike has gone into the sign on its left side, then flicked over onto its right and onto the wall. Is this about right?
In essence as far as sighted damage goes, most of it doesnt need immediate attention.
The left mirro needs replacing, as does teh right can, but the can is useable.
Needs a numberplate and holder and the rest appears to be cosmetic, apart from a ground-down lug on the wingrack.
Riding Impressions:
Here's where I'm not so confident, although Ive taken it up to teh ton and hit teh brakes pretty hard, without any real pulls either way or bad reactions. The bike dooesnt want to turn without hefty effort, however I havent checked teh tyre pressures, which it could well be down to.
Let go of the bars at 80 and she gets a bit of a very minor headshake going, but again this could be down to balance.
I would say its ok to ride back to Liverpool, however I'd be keen to firstly ensure the tyres at at correct pressures and ultimately get teh forks checked for what would be a very minor kink, if at all.
Im going to wait until Endo gets in touch, as obviously I dont want to start fiddling with someone elses bike
http://www.putfile.c...php?img=5073847
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sounds like an eventful ride out guys n gals.
All the best to Endo, hope you're up and about soon.
I hope yer bruv is ok Amarko, and his bike, he should get some straight bars and a single headlight for it, it'd be lovely.
Well done to Paulb, you are a really sound bloke.
All the best to Endo, hope you're up and about soon.
I hope yer bruv is ok Amarko, and his bike, he should get some straight bars and a single headlight for it, it'd be lovely.
Well done to Paulb, you are a really sound bloke.
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Posted 26 March 2007 - 08:28 pm
Agreed - ace action on your part, Paul. Any update on Endo's state of health?
I'm sure when the lad gets himself sorted out various spares will be findable - e.g. I'm sure there's a mirror or 2 in the Pict-cave somewhere. Don't s'pose anybody picked up the missing bits of rear mudguard which looks clean broken?
I'm sure when the lad gets himself sorted out various spares will be findable - e.g. I'm sure there's a mirror or 2 in the Pict-cave somewhere. Don't s'pose anybody picked up the missing bits of rear mudguard which looks clean broken?
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Posted 26 March 2007 - 10:47 pm
the damage looks pretty minor really, just hope the forks arent bent
get fixed to both of you.....
...and top man paulb
might be worth being careful what opinions and details of the incident you post, just incase Mr Insurance is watching.
get fixed to both of you.....
...and top man paulb
might be worth being careful what opinions and details of the incident you post, just incase Mr Insurance is watching.
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Posted 27 March 2007 - 06:48 am
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might be worth being careful what opinions and details of the incident you post, just incase Mr Insurance is watching.
Ditto - I was thinking it would be wise to obliterate that reg. number from the rear end picture.
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Posted 27 March 2007 - 10:03 pm
At fear of boring people, I'll keep this short.
Endo's girlfriend called us today and he will be in hospital until probably Friday. Ouch.
Endo's girlfriend called us today and he will be in hospital until probably Friday. Ouch.
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