Something really ******* me off.

All the best mate, by the sound of it, you'll walk it no probs.

Sounds like that kid needs smack upside the head though :mad:

Scort.
 
Your not the only Motorcrosser here, I know how hard it is so I really hope you get what you deserve.

As for the kid, he sounds like a spoilt brat with no respect for possesions.

Let him get on with it, when you get your bike just show him how it's done! :D
 
This is a film in the making, with deep rumbly voiceover guy talking over a black screen, with the sound of motocross happening in the background, and he starts saying "he was the champion in 2003", dramatic pause, then lists your injuries, then "but now he's back to teach these young punks some lessons" and BANG the motocrossing video kicks in and the title credits roll and off it goes.

if anyone happens to be george lucas or steven spielberg i reckon it's a go.

in other news, good luck, and take plenty of sellotape incase any (more) bits fall off! :)
 
Simon said:
We should call you Arnie
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Hi there

Nah he aint Arnie, more like John McClane. :D

Gotta say big thumbs up to go back into a sport where you've had so many past injuries, just try not to kill yourself. :)
 
Good luck mate. It's amazing you can still get a new bike and you have been out the game for four years!

I hate spoilt brats and hate them within the biking community so i assume its the same within MX.

Guy in my class used to race and was forever talking about ktm 125s :o
 
Well you have balls thats for sure! well done to you and good luck!!

i wish i had gone in to moto x properly instaed of messing about in the fields. i keep thinking i should sell my 2003 RM 125 but every time i get on it i realise just how much fun they are.

that little idiot sounds like he needs a slap, go and give him one as you take him mid air on a jump :D

Good luck once again :cool:
 
was the decision to quit purely one of "if i dont im going to kill myself"

or

"i cant carry on riding because my bodys too knackered"

if its the former, then just go for it mate. Like you say, you only live once. I've had a really **** year, my parnters grandfather died this year, aged 83, her mother died a month later of heart attack Aged 50. 4 Months later my mother was diagnosed with a fatal brain tumour and given a year to live. Granted her grandad had a good innings, but no so for both our mothers

Honestly, life is just too short to give up on what you live. Because if the motorcross doesnt kill you, something else will
 
MrLOL said:
was the decision to quit purely one of "if i dont im going to kill myself"

or

"i cant carry on riding because my bodys too knackered"

if its the former, then just go for it mate. Like you say, you only live once. I've had a really **** year, my parnters grandfather died this year, aged 83, her mother died a month later of heart attack Aged 50. 4 Months later my mother was diagnosed with a fatal brain tumour and given a year to live. Granted her grandad had a good innings, but no so for both our mothers

Honestly, life is just too short to give up on what you live. Because if the motorcross doesnt kill you, something else will
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It was a strong suggestion by my doctors.

Mainly because of the nerve damage inhibiting my ability to ride - because i couldnt tell how hard / if at all i was gripping the handle bar.

But, having done a lot of training over the last month or so, i feel good so gonna give it ago.
 
Good Luck dude , It sounds like you deserve it and are rather good at it !


Try not to break anything else ;)
 
Good luck Wayne! Looks like lots of fun :D

As has been said before, just ignore the spoilt little ****. Just make sure you spray him with stones and dirt as you pass.
 
6thElement said:
This is the Wern we're talking about. :(


His friends call him other things. :D

MMMMMMMMMM WERNIDGE.

Wayne get me a flight and I'll be pit crew.
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you can be pit crew in states for me ted ;D
 
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