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Unlucky bud..your gonna ache tomorrow...dropped the thou with me and the mrs on and didn't feel anything at the time with all the adrenalin pumping ,but when we got home and started to calm down and relax it felt we'd been shagged by a rhino

sorry to hear. rest up!

Very bad luck
It's a common scenario evidently, but it's never happened to me, so when I read stories like these I think of myself as having been very lucky.

Stately wrote:Very bad luck
It's a common scenario evidently, but it's never happened to me, so when I read stories like these I think of myself as having been very lucky.

Yeah these things happen, I rang the highways department at DCC so hopefully they cleared up whatever it was on the road.

I Had A Tomahawk wrote:

Stately wrote:Very bad luck
It's a common scenario evidently, but it's never happened to me, so when I read stories like these I think of myself as having been very lucky.

Yeah these things happen, I rang the highways department at DCC so hopefully they cleared up whatever it was on the road.

Near where I live, I followed a trail of diesel that went on for hundreds of yards, and when I reached a set of lights, it turned into a big puddle, then it carried on straight where I turned off the main road.

I reported it to the council, but when I came back about six hours later, nothing had been done.

Stately wrote:
Near where I live, I followed a trail of diesel that went on for hundreds of yards, and when I reached a set of lights, it turned into a big puddle, then it carried on straight where I turned off the main road.

I reported it to the council, but when I came back about six hours later, nothing had been done.

Yes I heard cheese monkey and blue put that there just for you.

Sorry to hear that fella, had my first off last summer, bit of a shake up then once all limbs are connected it was oh my poor bike. hope you get her sorted A Sap good luck with the bits. Glad it wasnt worse for you!

Sorry to hear that Paul, I hope you are ok!

I bet you were walking around like the tin man the next day!

BladeMan wrote:

Stately wrote:
Near where I live, I followed a trail of diesel that went on for hundreds of yards, and when I reached a set of lights, it turned into a big puddle, then it carried on straight where I turned off the main road.

I reported it to the council, but when I came back about six hours later, nothing had been done.

Yes I heard cheese monkey and blue put that there just for you.

Twin Lover wrote:Sorry to hear that Paul, I hope you are ok!

I bet you were walking around like the tin man the next day!

Hello Dean, long time no speak.

Yeah you could say that.....i dont think i could have been going any slower to be honest with ya.....yet i`m in agony today