Wishing PJ1200 a speedy recovery...

chris sorry did not want it to sound that way,took it wrong way too early this morn,sorry:thumb
 
Blimey PJ, looks like it could have been a whole lot worse!

Here's to a speedy recovery, a big insurance pay out (you can start planning what bike to get with it :D) and getting back on the beast asap :beerjug:

Andres
 
Captain GSA said:
I'm sure you will join me in wishing PJ1200 a speedy recovery.......

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Get well soon PJ , sure most of the damage will polish out.

Have to say the NHS nursing staff have gone downhill ...one on the left looks well over 50.

Stu
 
autogs said:
actually chris

i was coming up the rear,had the wife on the back,

came round corner and everthing had already happened

just a normal ride out that went wrong is all:rob
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stukr said:
Get well soon PJ , sure most of the damage will polish out.

Have to say the NHS nursing staff have gone downhill ...one on the left looks well over 50.

Stu
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Get well soon.

Sorry to hear about your accident PJ..

Get well soon..

Best Regards

Steve
 
Get well soon

Hi PJ,

Shit happens. Sorry to hear it happend to you. Sounds like you had good guys around you to help and thank God it wasn't any worse!

Hope you are reasonably comfortable and being well looked after:D. If you are not in too much pain PhysioJo can come round and change all that:D:augie

Like everyone else I reqally want to know what happened when you are up to it.

Best wishes,

Path.
 
autogs said:
actually chris

i was coming up the rear,on the back of my wife,:eek:

came round corner and everthing had already happened

just a normal ride out that went wrong is all:rob
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I hope your missus doesn't read your posts mate...........:augie

Great...........and I was long gone PJ not in my sights

stukr said:
Get well soon PJ , sure most of the damage will polish out.

Have to say the NHS nursing staff have gone downhill ...one on the left looks well over 50.

Stu
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Ok OK........

Nurse SAGA...........:rolleyes:

PrematureDave said:
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Ten paces at dawn............:handbag
 
Wow.................lucky to escape with just a busted collarbone. :(

Get well soon mate. :thumb2

PS Your front wheel looks like it might need re-balancing.;)

PPS Lookin at those shots and a few others in the past its somehow kind of comforting to know that if the worst does happen a GS can do a fair amount of damage to a persons car :)
 

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Check PJ's post count today and then check it in a few weeks.........that left hand of his will be working over time........a new experience for him....it'll be like someone else doing it..........:augie
 
Bad luck

bad luck mate

if it is only your collar bone PJ you should not be out of action for 6 weeks - after my recent off I was back at work after 2 weeks and driving the car (1 handed mind !!)

If you need to be up and running sooner you might consider Brian Simpson http://www.physioclinic.net/. My sons boss recommended him - he is a builder and was back working after 2 weeks following a motocross crash and badly fractured collar bone.
He had 4 sessions at the magnetic /laser thingy (£300 ish)
This was also recommended to me by a top downhill mountainbike racer - he is well known amongst professional sportsmen

wishing you a speedy recovery

Cheers
Mike
 
Captain GSA said:
Check PJ's post count today and then check it in a few weeks.........that left hand of his will be working over time........a new experience for him....it'll be like someone else doing it..........:augie
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PrematureDave said:
ToMuchImformation
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Try not to make me laugh to much fellas, my ribs cant take it :D:D:D

Mike Wilkins said:
bad luck mate

if it is only your collar bone PJ you should not be out of action for 6 weeks - after my recent off I was back at work after 2 weeks and driving the car (1 handed mind !!)

If you need to be up and running sooner you might consider Brian Simpson http://www.physioclinic.net/. My sons boss recommended him - he is a builder and was back working after 2 weeks following a motocross crash and badly fractured collar bone.
He had 4 sessions at the magnetic /laser thingy (£300 ish)
This was also recommended to me by a top downhill mountainbike racer - he is well known amongst professional sportsmen

wishing you a speedy recovery

Cheers
Mike
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Hi Mike, thanks for the info. May have to try him out :thumb2.
I broke the same collar bone 5 years ago so i knew what i'd be going through. I ended up being signed off for 7 weeks last time due to the nature off my job and have to do a lot of lifting. Don't think it healed to well last time from going back to early last time :blast.


Thanks to everyone who's posted. Its well apprieciated and truely helpful :clap.
Spoke to Vines today and they reckon, at first glance that the bike looks repairable. So here's hoping :bounce1.
 
Hope both you and the bike are OK for another Sunday ride out sometime in September then,

Take it easy,

Best wishes Dave
 
hi

hi PJ
i am on holiday in Sri Lanka and my blood went cold when i read this post
so glad you are ok
get well soon
Gaz n Ruthie :thumb
 
Get well soon...and get lots of money from the driver's insurance to buy toys with!
 
PJ1200 said:
Spoke to Vines today and they reckon, at first glance that the bike looks repairable. So here's hoping :bounce1.
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Spoke to Vines after you..............:D

After a second glance.................................

Those HID's fitted straight on to my bike and they work a treat........:P

Daren was able to remove the light hood and fit it on to my bike for a drink together with the black pivot covers.........:thumb

Large side stand foot on the for sale thread on this forum.....
New front wheel ,and disc on fleabay along with one unmarked left cylinder head cover............:augie

Cheers PJ........ I would not of been able to do it without your bike having that hand written donar card under the seat.......:eek:

I hope you are feeling a little better mate........remember there is always pain before the gain.....:confused:
 
Hey PJ...

Have you finished the video of the crash yet!... you did have the camera running...? :blast :D

Hope you're feeling a bit better
 
pannos,
do you not remember
whilst we were waiting for the recovery truck
as we were draining out pjs petrol,we agreed i could have the headlamp eyebrow and the sidestand puck:rob
cheers mate :D:D
 
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