Tag o rama!

[BMWST?]

Its not good is it
One year and a day to our first tago mishap

i seem to recall there have been close calls before

[blackdog]

ok a quick kl update

got out of surgery at 4pm, so was stil out cold when karleen visited.

[Leber]

Tony's Tyre Services, 32 Cambridge Terrace/Tennyson St

Will need BE to confirm this as there are more than one Tony's Tyre Services in the Wellington region

[blackdog]

ok more news

not too bad actually, he reckons he'll be going home tommorow so he'll be back online giving you all the details i'm sure......

[Bald Eagle]

Tony's Tyre Services, 32 Cambridge Terrace/Tennyson St

Will need BE to confirm this as there are more than one Tony's Tyre Services in the Wellington region

That's the one .

[Leber]

Here is the new one

[Bald Eagle]

Just beat the rain. Queens Wharf by Helipro, and the new one, nice and easy in the low light.

[ralph4alice]

here's a version in daylight

[Jiminy]

Just beat the rain. Queens Wharf by Helipro, and the new one, nice and easy in the low light.

Sooooooooo tempting!!!

[ralph4alice]

Got it : car dealer on Kent Tce. Next tag to be provided today or first thing tomorrow morning.

[KapitiLizard]

Hey guys (and gals)

Thanks for all the messages for a speedy recovery and concern for my well-being. The foot was the only injury (except a split lip and a few bruises) so I feel pretty darned lucky. Doctors did a great job of stitching it all back to something like the original.

I picked a good spot as 2 nurses and a paramedic were on hand to stop me writhing around in pain and to make sure my neck was not moved after I did a small flying act followed by a tuck and roll up over the kerb onto the footpath. The medical staff did a fantastic job, so hats off to them.

So I won't be riding again for a while, but once I am healed and have some new riding gear Quasi has offered to take me for a ride on the back of a real bike

Andy

[spacemonkey]

Welcome back fella, glad your still in the land of the alive and kicking.
I rode uber slow and careful after seeing you laying there!!!!

[Bald Eagle]

Hey guys (and gals)

Thanks for all the messages for a speedy recovery and concern for my well-being. The foot was the only injury (except a split lip and a few bruises) so I feel pretty darned lucky. Doctors did a great job of stitching it all back to something like the original.

I picked a good spot as 2 nurses and a paramedic were on hand to stop me writhing around in pain and to make sure my neck was not moved after I did a small flying act followed by a tuck and roll up over the kerb onto the footpath. The medical staff did a fantastic job, so hats off to them.

So I won't be riding again for a while, but once I am healed and have some new riding gear Quasi has offered to take me for a ride on the back of a real bike

Andy

Good to see you back Andy and relieved the injury was no worse. Take your time to recover, I'll keep an eye on the tags for you.

[BMWST?]

Hey guys (and gals)

Thanks for all the messages for a speedy recovery and concern for my well-being. The foot was the only injury (except a split lip and a few bruises) so I feel pretty darned lucky. Doctors did a great job of stitching it all back to something like the original.

I picked a good spot as 2 nurses and a paramedic were on hand to stop me writhing around in pain and to make sure my neck was not moved after I did a small flying act followed by a tuck and roll up over the kerb onto the footpath. The medical staff did a fantastic job, so hats off to them.

So I won't be riding again for a while, but once I am healed and have some new riding gear Quasi has offered to take me for a ride on the back of a real bike

Andy

Welcome back fella, glad your still in the land of the alive and kicking.
I rode uber slow and careful after seeing you laying there!!!!

dont think there will much kicking going on by the sounds of it..So glad your ok Andy

[Quasi]

Hey guys (and gals)

Thanks for all the messages for a speedy recovery and concern for my well-being. The foot was the only injury (except a split lip and a few bruises) so I feel pretty darned lucky. Doctors did a great job of stitching it all back to something like the original.

I picked a good spot as 2 nurses and a paramedic were on hand to stop me writhing around in pain and to make sure my neck was not moved after I did a small flying act followed by a tuck and roll up over the kerb onto the footpath. The medical staff did a fantastic job, so hats off to them.

So I won't be riding again for a while, but once I am healed and have some new riding gear Quasi has offered to take me for a ride on the back of a real bike

Andy

Hey Andy - Welcome back young man! - glad the damage to body not too major and you here to tell the tale. This has stuck very firmly in mind, how easy it is for a ride to go wrong.

I will be very gentle on you when you ready for a real ride