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  1. #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by spork
    Update: It was my brother Jamezo. As far as we know he's only broken his wrist. He was well enough to text us that he'd gone down again .
    Sorry to hear that - glad it wasnt worse. Heal fast.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sels1
    Sorry to hear that - glad it wasnt worse. Heal fast.




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    Thanks all you guys and guy-ettes.

    I'm back home now, after getting plastered up. Damage is a not-to-badly broken lower radius. Wrist thingy.

    Was splitting down wellington motorway, mild differential, about 70K. Dude in front (courier, buhhhhh) pulls from the right to the left just as I approach him. Didn't even confirmicate.

    On the anchors, but obviously not in time, collected his left corner, went down like a sack of potatoes. Somersaults etc.

    Bike seemed alright. Bunged front fairing (just exacerbated what was already cracked), bent bar end. Didn't get much of a chance to examine it.

    Courier dude got a tail light, scrape, and mirror. Bastard.

    All this is supposedly my fault cause I was behind and was splitting (though was very explicit with the Officer that I was on the RHS of the left lane, as I was). Might be facing 'following too closely', fuck that, I've got enough on my plate!

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    shit man, i hope it all heals up and blows over for ya.
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    Sorry to hear that Jamezo. Follow the physios advice...

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    I know it's been said, but I'm REALLY glad you're ok.
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    Broken bike, broken you and cops being assholes! Hope you have a better day tomorrow.
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    Glad to hear your ok Dude.
    Hope you and your bike mend quickly.
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    Unlucky man. Glad to hear you are ok tho
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    Quote Originally Posted by riffer

    It's done wonders to my dodgy scaphoid...
    well lets start a wee challange I say from my perch http://www.powerballs.com/minileagues.php?id=119

    Edit you were in the right he was in the wrong, too close in the other lane he turned into without indicating? Too close only includes those vehicles in your lane does it not!?

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    Damn that sucks!!

    Two RG150s down within two days.....

    i had a little whoopsie on the KR last night....

    I cleaned and lubed the chain... and must have got a whole heap of chain wax on the back tire... came off on the good side too FUCK IT......

    My arm is a nice shade of red and purple now too !! Grrrr

    Hope ya wrist heals up fast


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    Great to hear you are basically ok J, heal well and quick. Sounds like you got off pretty well considering!

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    Mate, well done for getting your story straight regarding being in the other lane.

    Technically he moved into your lane without indicating. Even if they do throw a following too close at you it SHOULD be in relation to the car in your lane. You can't follow too close to a car that is in another lane........ ie. the courier should be liable for damages...

    I'm sure we'll all be very interested to find out how this turns out.

    Glad you are (reasonably) ok.

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    Hope you have a quick recovery mate
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