Mate at the 2006 Melbourne Bike Expo (mostly chicks)

[wolverine_nz]

Mate at the 2006 Melbourne Bike Expo

A few Bikes, mostly pics of him with chicks. ;)

http://www.wargamerau.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=25644&hl=

[kiwifruit]

some lovely ladies there :)

[35tickets]

Lucky bloke! Reminds me of the Birmingham NEC Bike expo they have each year in November, girls outnumber the bikes 2 to 1.....fantastic! Biker heaven!

[pritch]

Reminds me of the Birmingham NEC Bike expo they have each year in November,

I got to that big motorcycle museum in Britain once but never saw a bike. we were there for a formal dinner and there was no access to the bikes.

That's entirely understandable, they wouldn't want people full of piss and bon homie falling over the bikes. So near yet so far...

[Finn]

So why does Australia get all the pretty girls? Don't they like NZ? It's a nice change from the toothless slappers we get here.

[Bytor]

Lucky bloke! Reminds me of the Birmingham NEC Bike expo they have each year in November, girls outnumber the bikes 2 to 1.....fantastic! Biker heaven!

Yeah, used to go on trade days to avoid the crowds and to see the topless chicks on one of the custom bike mag stands mmmmmmmmmmm

[nadroj]

Which chick gave him the hickey and black eye?

[jtzzr]

The Poor Bastard , my regards, walks away finding a reason not to spit at monitor.:Pokey:

[wolverine_nz]

Which chick gave him the hickey and black eye?
:)

No chick, a bike accident. Not sure if this is the right photo, thought he hit a truck? I'll check later on....

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He lost an eye and has little or no movement in his left sholder and elbow, hence why he always has has hand in his pocket in all the photos.

Here is a little thing he wrote explaining the surgery:





Yep, more surgery for me... yay...

This one is pretty frickin' major though, the biggest since the actual ER treatment I recieved...

For those that don't know, following a motorbike accident I have little/no movement in my left shoulder and elbow, stemming from nerve damage at, or near, my spinal cord...

Basically, in a nut shell, they will be taking a pretty big "sliver" of muscle etc and transferring it to my upper arm to regain some "bicep" function...

They will be cutting from knee to groin on my leg and also elbow to shoulder in my arm...

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The op should take roughly 8 hours, obviously if everything goes well it will be shorter, if it all goes pear shaped... longer...

I'll be in hospital for at least a week and out of action for 6-8 weeks they reckon...