Be honest Larry, was you trying to get your knee down?
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Be honest Larry, was you trying to get your knee down?
Last edited by Badger-Roy; 06-08-18 at 03:53 PM.
I'm thinking of quite another place to put my knee.Originally Posted by Badgerroy
Be honest Larry, was you trying to get your knee down?
On a serious note that farm track looks as if its gravel, wonder if you hit a few marble like stones, that would give the sensation of a floaty front wheel and no brakes.
Last edited by Badger-Roy; 06-08-18 at 08:33 PM.
Never known anything like it, despite writing off two other bikes.
I had NO CHANCE WHATSOEVER. All perfectly normal - then - split second - wrecked.
I thought the whole front end had separated from the frame or the front wheel had fallen off.
As the days go by, I am considering not getting back on the horse.
Put that thought right out your head mate.
Seconded
As the days go by, I am considering not getting back on the horse.[/QUOTE]
You will miss it too much. Don't get on a horse in case thats what left the mess on the road. At least try it before making any decision.
Yeah Daz. I will miss it. Been on and off a bike since 1964.
Been 'worried' b4 but this was SCARY
Tiger Cub, 350 Norton, 750 Connie and an 88 Dommie
This incident has put me on the back foot. The yellow peril has become like a faithful dog.
Small consolation sat on the road in the shape of a 1137 Bird. Need sleep.
...and wine
Sorry to see you leave us yesterday, but your health comes first. good to see the old girl again tho
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