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    Thanks everyone. Feeling pretty sore, stiff and tired now. Realised I'm going to have to get a new helmet as well to top it all off.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Riff Raff
    Thanks everyone. Feeling pretty sore, stiff and tired now. Realised I'm going to have to get a new helmet as well to top it all off.
    I have observed that that is the general purpose of a helmet.

    Get well soon!
    "Standing on your mother's corpse you told me that you'd wait forever." [Bryan Adams: Summer of 69]

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    Quote Originally Posted by White trash
    It went along the lines of, parking the gixxer directly in the drivers open window and expressing words to the effect of "What the fuck do you think you're doing you stupid little fucking cunt"

    Thought the poor little bugger was gonna cry. Luckily, he had his "homies" in the car for moral support.
    Lucky you had your helmet and leathers on (presumeable) or else they would have just started crackup up laughing

    Sorry to hear about the bin RR, hope you get things sorted. Have you got insurance? If you do just let them fix it up and the guy will get hit with the bill, just let them know he was in the wrong and has been charged with failing to give way. Hope the hand gets better soon, know what its like re-injuring a hand/wrist that was recently broken

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    Ah Sue, that sux!

    Glad to hear your generally okay.

    As for Jimmy, he could at least have beaten the crap out of the driver (or all of them if anyone was brave...)

    Would have liked to see the look on his face as Jimmy let rip with the verbals!

    hopefully this doesnt completely spoil your holiday.
    ...and I don't wanna die, just want to ride my motorcy...cle (Arlo Guthrie)

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    Glad to hear you are ok Sue... Geez two crashes on a new bike!!! Your beating me now, ive only done one crash on it...

    I would personally still go through the insurance... get your money quicker...

    MR i think her bad luck coincidence is similar to mine... Just like my Poor status...
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    Sorry to hear this. Hope bike and bones are fixed as soon as possible.
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    Shit Riff, not good, get well soon OK.

    WT well done, how did you manage to restrain yurself?
    To every man upon this earth
    Death cometh sooner or late
    And how can a man die better
    Than facing fearful odds
    For the ashes of his fathers
    And the temples of his Gods

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    Hmmm. You didn't get that SV at the same shop that Ramius got his bike from did you?

    Methinks some of these Suzuki's are cursed...

    Still, you're okay - that's the main thing. Hope the scratches contrast nicely with the ones on its stablemate.
    And I to my motorcycle parked like the soul of the junkyard. Restored, a bicycle fleshed with power, and tore off. Up Highway 106 continually drunk on the wind in my mouth. Wringing the handlebar for speed, wild to be wreckage forever.

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    soz to hear about your mishap Sue. At least it's lighter than the last one. Hope you unsprain and unbruise quickly. <-not this thumb eh?

    Make that trainee hairdresser earn his keep around the house for now!

    Hope to see you soon.
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    Sorry to hear 'bout the mishap. Hope to see you again soon

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    Sorry to hear that Sue.
    Was it just plain bad luck and unavoidable, or do you think you could've stopped if you hadn't locked the brakes?
    Rather than just putting it down to bad luck and hoping it doesn't happen again, maybe practicing some emergency braking might be a good idea.
    I'm pretty sure when I upgrade from the zeal (which doesn't have the best brakes) I'm going to have to be careful getting used to a bike with good brakes.

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    what are you on Glen ?

    Quote Originally Posted by SpeedMedic
    The rosters are divided into four "watches" Red, Blue,Brown, green


    Blue watch are wankers, but Green are cool Red is despised by all except those on it who all think they are the best but everybody else knows they are not. Red is reserved for high and mighty know it alls.
    Hope this helps.


    Hey Glen, I thought you were on Blue watch ????????????????????

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    Quote Originally Posted by erik
    Sorry to hear that Sue.
    Was it just plain bad luck and unavoidable, or do you think you could've stopped if you hadn't locked the brakes?
    To be honest I'm not sure because it all happened so fast. I asked Jimmy for his perspective from behind - it was too late for me to attempt to go behind the car, so my options were to hit the car, the truck waiting to turn or the heavy breaking. I don't know whether he would have faired any better in my position. He has said to me on many occassions that he really doesn't like the brakes on the SV so that could be part of the problem.
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    Bad luck RR. hoep you feel good and are back on the road again soon.
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    holiy shit girl!!!

    you are THE target eh?



    what a ride so far!!!!

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