Stonechucker in major accident.

**mono** · 26th June 2005, 22:20

Just keep fighting SC and rember, It's not the size of the dog in the fight, its the size of the fight in the dog. -Luck-

**NordieBoy** · 26th June 2005, 22:49

Turn your back for 241 posts and see what happens.

Bugger.

Get more weller soon mate.

**JohnBoy** · 26th June 2005, 23:32

Hang in there mate, stay strong

**Enn** · 27th June 2005, 00:57

speedy recovery to ya...........

**Stevo** · 27th June 2005, 01:29

As Chic n Charge already said the other day, Best wishes from us here in Picton Dave. I have been away for the weekend but made it back here.

Remember, bike or no bike, you're always welcome to stop in for a coffee again, or a break on your travels.

Stevo

**Rainbow Wizard** · 27th June 2005, 07:58

Originally Posted by VTWIN

I didn't see the accident cause Dave was behind me and I was concentrating on traffic ahead but I herd this almighty BANG and looked in my mirror to see the R1 minus Dave wobbling down the road.....If I hadn't talked him into going up the Hill for a ride he'd be ok.

Friendships are born from common interest. Dave's a keen rider & poster to this forum, and many know of him only from his posts - we will be enriched again by his words I'm sure, once he has recovered.

We all know the risks with motorbikes, the bloody things fall over! Just read the stats on this forum's poll on hte subject, reads like 70% or more of us have done it. Just remember that the only ones who post are the ones that have survived upto that point. Thankfully Dave is a survivor this time, and may he be spared future trauma of this nature. May we all be spared it, but the odds are against us. I'm bloody thankful that my recent off didn't require my mates having to scrape me off the road or ring an ambo or attend my funeral. I still have my bikes and I'll keep riding, just more carefully. But now I've got a safer alternative (a high powered convertible, next best thing to a bike) and hopefully that will increase my chances of living to a ripe old age.

All the best Dave, best wishes and prayers of healing go out to you.

**Rainbow Wizard** · 27th June 2005, 08:20

Originally Posted by crazyxr250rider

sorry i seem to have caused an upset
and am sorry whatever i did

Whatever you do, make sure you learn from the experience.

**Sniper** · 27th June 2005, 08:38

Get well Dave. My thoughts and best wishes are with you buddy

**Pwalo** · 27th June 2005, 08:41

Good luck Dave, and my very best wishes for your family.

Paul

**Sparky Bills** · 27th June 2005, 08:41

my best thoughts are with ya mate!
Hang in there.

**Eurygnomes** · 27th June 2005, 08:44

Good Lord. Firstly: my best wishes and healing energies to Dave/SC - whom I have yet to meet - and his family/friends who are supporting him through this. I hope that he comes through this rough patch still keen to ride.

Secondly: VTwin, please please please look after yourself too! You don't have the advantage of morphine or sleeping aids at the moment, so stay healthy (inwardly and outwardly) and don't allow yourself to spiral down anywhere 'kay?!

Thirdly: What a lot of support from KBers, what an amazing family you lot are.

*hugs* (from a stranger - but hell, hugs is hugs!)
Nomes

**bear** · 27th June 2005, 08:47

Dave, all the best to a comfortable recovery. Get well soon!!!

**placidfemme** · 27th June 2005, 09:44

Hey Dave, I hope you recover soon, my best wishes and prayers go out to you and your family.

**badlieutenant** · 27th June 2005, 09:44

Originally Posted by jazbug5

Arse! A girl can't turn her back for five minutes!
Get better soon, Dave- or I'll have to come over there and do my Nurse Hatchett on yer arse.
(And no- that wouldn't be a good thing; I'm even scarier in nurse uniform...)

get well fast dave!! the nurse action is BAD..........