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  1. Re: Dont clean your tank with the road 
    #11
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    Sorry to hear about this. As has been said good to hear you live to fight anothr day and shame about the bike but its repairable.
    With my bike I am complete.
     
     

  2. Re: Dont clean your tank with the road 
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    Hi,

    Sorry to hear about this.

    Damage doesn't look to bad but hard to tell from pic.

    Cheers

    Lee
     
     

  3. Re: Dont clean your tank with the road 
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    Sorry to read about your accident, I hope you get better soon and, as everyone else has said already, it's only a bike and can be replaced

    I'm glad you came out of it as you did, it could have been worse

    Get well soon!
     
     

  4. Re: Dont clean your tank with the road 
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    once again sorry to read about another wb having an accident. i hope all can be fixed soon oh thats the bike and you david i am sure they will do a good job in the garage cant take as long as fowlers did when they done mine a few years ago it took them three months and all they had to do was replace the side fairings so fingers crossed for you
     
     

  5. Re: Dont clean your tank with the road 
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    Thanks everyone, as we all know bike can be mended, but it was my baby.
    I'm in the yellow stage of injury now with the big question tomorrom at 2. Operate or leave alone.
    Collar bone keeps clicking away like one of those calorie counters/ step counters on your belt.
     
     

  6. Re: Dont clean your tank with the road 
    #16
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    Ouch!! Really sorry to hear about your little (?) off. Have they got the B*st*rd on cctv?? Might be worth getting the Police to check it out!

    Ps. Where abouts is this humped backed bridge, you know... the one with the Perol Station attached!!

    Actually just out of curiosity where did it happen??

    Pps. Hope you get better soon mate.

    Atb Andrew
     
     

  7. Re: Dont clean your tank with the road 
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    Get well soon

    I know how it feels to have your pride and joy trashed....TWICE!!! but thats a different story and if it helps you any, your bike looks in a MUCH better state than both of mine did :-?
     
     

  8. Re: Dont clean your tank with the road 
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    It happend on the A338 at Downton.
    I came out of a trading estate opposite the garage and turned right.
    The car pulled off the pumps at the same time I pulled out.
    The car did not make any attempt to slow or stop before entering the main road.
    I saw he was not looking at me, or slowing down as he drove across the forecourt.
    As he entered the road I took a forced right turn away from him.
    As I turned back left to get in lane I think I hit loose gravel on the hatching.
    The police attended the accident and have also viewed the garage CCTV.
    I didn’t stop at the entrance to the main road and took a wide swing to head in the opposite direction. He didn’t stop either…………


    what a nice chap
     
     

  9. Re: Dont clean your tank with the road 
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    I am glad you are on the road to recovery.

    It beggars belief that a driver, whether the accident was his fault or not, can just drive away from somone lying injured in the road.
     
     

  10. Re: Dont clean your tank with the road 
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    I am glad you are on the road to recovery.

    It beggars belief that a driver, whether the accident was his fault or not, can just drive away from somone lying injured in the road.
     
     

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