Soldato
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**** glad he's not to badly down
good luck with the recovery.
good luck with the recovery.
Fireskull - Down, but not out.
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Soldato
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Damn dude, sorry to hear about your bike. Hope you're back on your feet soon.
As we all know bikes can be replaced, glad to hear that you have no serious injuries.
I guess we need the odd smack to remind us that we're not invincible
Best thing to do is get back on a bike asap....interested in a Falco? lol
I ALWAYS wear my back protector when out for a blast, even my textiles have a CE foam one you can slot in.
As we all know bikes can be replaced, glad to hear that you have no serious injuries.
I guess we need the odd smack to remind us that we're not invincible
Best thing to do is get back on a bike asap....interested in a Falco? lol
I ALWAYS wear my back protector when out for a blast, even my textiles have a CE foam one you can slot in.
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haha, my lude made it in the thread
haha, my lude made it in the thread
Erm eh?
Don
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Ahhhhh lol! I thought he'd made a type
Sorry, was in my Tyte JDM lingo
, gixxer thou next ?
D'oh! That's not a bad outcome given the sort of crash. Get well soon Fireskull and I hope to see you back on a bike as soon as you're able.
If you're bored and want a visitor whilst you're in hospital, I drink in the pub just down the road from it and would be happy to dander up and say hello.
Did this happen in the Winchester area?
If you're bored and want a visitor whilst you're in hospital, I drink in the pub just down the road from it and would be happy to dander up and say hello.
Did this happen in the Winchester area?
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ouch. all the best to him and fingers crossed for a good recovery.
tell him his recovery depends entirely on attitude. if he wants it, he will do it. stay positive.
talking about back protectors, i can recommend the knox stowaway race one as it's done me in over 12 crashes racing inclding one which was 150mph+.
tell him his recovery depends entirely on attitude. if he wants it, he will do it. stay positive.
talking about back protectors, i can recommend the knox stowaway race one as it's done me in over 12 crashes racing inclding one which was 150mph+.
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Ouch indeed, all the best fella and speedy recovery.
Hopefully you are not put off getting on a bike and get back out there on a new ride.
Hopefully you are not put off getting on a bike and get back out there on a new ride.
Soldato
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Ouch, get well soon.
Probably the biker who attends the most meets...
Probably the biker who attends the most meets...
Whoa get well soon buddy. Maybe if you'd had a GSXR1000 you'd have made the overtake in time! 
Ooohhh or you could get a big crosser then next time just bunny hop up the bonnet and pull a stonking jump off the car's roof.
Also check out the Alpine stars waist jacket type ones, I wear one for racing and its very comfy and doesn't shift about at all like some strap on back protectors.
Ooohhh or you could get a big crosser then next time just bunny hop up the bonnet and pull a stonking jump off the car's roof.
Tempted to invest in some too now. He was recommending the Forcefield Pro ones to me a while back but I never got round to buying one as yet.
Luckily no one was majorly hurt so that's the main thing
Also check out the Alpine stars waist jacket type ones, I wear one for racing and its very comfy and doesn't shift about at all like some strap on back protectors.