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Good man
Hopefully you have been rigorously de-briefed by CI5 before getting home
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Good man
Hopefully you have been rigorously de-briefed by CI5 before getting home
Stewart H
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Glad you are back safe
, when are the remains of your bike due back?Stewart
sockpuppet
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Glad you are back safe
10-14 days getting repatriated via the insurance.
I'm round my parents getting fussed over by my mam
Popeye
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Welcome home mate - sorry it's so early 
Now then, now the dust has settled and you're off the morphine, what really happened
Richard had just informed Roger that he was phoning him from a nearby supermarket carpark but that he was stuck under his bike and may have a broken leg!"
We found out that Richard had been riding at very slow speed and just over balanced but had got his leg trapped under the pannier as the bike had toppled over.
I might even tell you how I managed to ride into the back of Blowzorn at a Peage station and drop my bike in front of the assembled masses.
Now then, now the dust has settled and you're off the morphine, what really happened
Richard had just informed Roger that he was phoning him from a nearby supermarket carpark but that he was stuck under his bike and may have a broken leg!"
We found out that Richard had been riding at very slow speed and just over balanced but had got his leg trapped under the pannier as the bike had toppled over.
I might even tell you how I managed to ride into the back of Blowzorn at a Peage station and drop my bike in front of the assembled masses.
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I'm round my parents getting fussed over by my mam
Great stuff Rich, glad you're back safe & make the most of the pampering
Andres
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Now then, now the dust has settled and you're off the morphine, what really happened
As said. Waiting for the guys I decided to go for a quick ride
Saw a carrefour and decided to wait in the car park. Rode to it and coming to the roundabout the road directs you around the back of the carrefour into the car park. It was downhill. Quite a tight mini roundabout so I slowed down which put all the bikes weight on the front wheel (it was loaded pretty well).
I went to turn and the front wheel just lost grip.
I stuck the right foot out and the bike landed on it
Fell off here:
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=37.212065,-3.618332 (i think).
The ambulance to the airport went via the crash site (well an ajacent road) and exactly where I came off is the loading bay to the carrefour. Accross the road a building is being built so fairly dusty, it had just finished raining (light rain shower) and I'm thinking those contributed to the road conditions and possibly made it slippy.
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As said. Waiting for the guys I decided to go for a quick ride
Saw a carrefour and decided to wait in the car park. Rode to it and coming to the roundabout the road directs you around the back of the carrefour into the car park. It was downhill. Quite a tight mini roundabout so I slowed down which put all the bikes weight on the front wheel (it was loaded pretty well).
I went to turn and the front wheel just lost grip.
I stuck the right foot out and the bike landed on it
Fell off here:
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=37.212065,-3.618332 (i think).
The ambulance to the airport went via the crash site (well an ajacent road) and exactly where I came off is the loading bay to the carrefour. Accross the road a building is being built so fairly dusty, it had just finished raining (light rain shower) and I'm thinking those contributed to the road conditions and possibly made it slippy.
I see nothing in your statement regarding the twat at the helm
Popeye
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Thought you would have had enough of loading bays
Welcome back - if you need any help with the bike give me a call
Welcome back - if you need any help with the bike give me a call
sockpuppet
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I see nothing in your statement regarding the twat at the helm
I'm suprised the police didn't breathalise me. In the UK they would have done! Besides I'm a riding God so I don't make mistakes
Take it easy
I'm glad your home safe Richard. I'm sure you'll be up and on the bike again in no time. Especially if the incident with the escapee and his crutches is anything to go by.
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I see you've negleted to tell the story that the bloke pushing your wheelchair thought the brake was on
freeloader
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Glad you've arrived safely. Is this just a glitch in the "move to SA" plan, will that be on again once you've healed?
sockpuppet
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I see you've negleted to tell the story that the bloke pushing your wheelchair thought the brake was on
That one slipped my mind
A bit like the one where i went into surgery busting for a piss and left not needing one but damp after the anastetic
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That one slipped my mind
A bit like the one where i went into surgery busting for a piss and left not needing one but damp after the anastetic
Sounds like me after a litre and a half of Jágermeister
sockpuppet
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Bike been collected today. With me in 5 days
Shouldn't have worried about the bike being secure. The transporter turned up to collect it and the hotel wouldn't hand it over!
Shouldn't have worried about the bike being secure. The transporter turned up to collect it and the hotel wouldn't hand it over!
Bike been collected today. With me in 5 days
Shouldn't have worried about the bike being secure. The transporter turned up to collect it and the hotel wouldn't hand it over!
good news
how you feeling now anyways ?Deleted acc oony
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Bike been collected today. With me in 5 days
Shouldn't have worried about the bike being secure. The transporter turned up to collect it and the hotel wouldn't hand it over!
That's a lot quicker than it's journey on the way down, must be downhill on the way back
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