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Cog Head
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PostPosted: 21:29 - 12 Apr 2006    Post subject: binned it again, but much worse Reply with quote
i was exiting an island and somehow ended up in the road dirt, tried to stop as soon as i seen it, i instantly knew i was going into it for some reason, i wast even speeding, i was going about 35 max, i ended up locking up the rear and the front hit the curb on the central reservation, i slid the bike and my legs took out the the light thing, i come to a stop just behind my bike after landing on my head and left shoulder and then sliding and tumbling for about 5 meters
it took the ambulance about 25-30 mins to get to me Evil or Very Mad
the police blocked off the whole road
i was in the hospital for ages, about 2-3 hours, all they did was asses me take x-ray's and keep asking me if i had been given any pain killers, the answer was no, every time till about 5 mins before they let me go home Evil or Very Mad
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GearboxGeezer
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PostPosted: 21:33 - 12 Apr 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote
Could of been worse mate, Least you can live to fight another day, Hope you can get back on the road as soon as possible.
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PostPosted: 21:38 - 12 Apr 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote
so what hurts ?
have you removed skin or are u bruised or what ?

i hope u werent doing youe knee downs or generally leaning it over to the max

i hope u stop hurting soon, but i also hope that if the accident could have been avoided, you ride a bit more carefully in future

does the bike just have fairing damage ? i hope it isnt gonna be a lot to fix
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Cog Head
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PostPosted: 22:13 - 12 Apr 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote
COLINWALL wrote:
so what hurts ?
have you removed skin or are u bruised or what ?

i hope u werent doing youe knee downs or generally leaning it over to the max

i hope u stop hurting soon, but i also hope that if the accident could have been avoided, you ride a bit more carefully in future

does the bike just have fairing damage ? i hope it isnt gonna be a lot to fix


my collar bone/ shoulder is killin

i wasnt doing kd's at the time
i was in full leathers so im not bleeding, the leathers r scuffed badly, but whould polish up ok
im not sure how i ended up in the road shit, but i did
ill take some pics tomorrow, my gear leaver assembly is completely screwed, stand took a slap, indicators, mirror and nose fairings took a beating
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jonnay
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PostPosted: 22:17 - 12 Apr 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote
It's binnin' season...

Nah sorry to hear that mate, I'm out too after a bike-seeking-missile in the shape of a fiesta ran me down on Friday. Sucks, doesn't it?

Hope the bike's easily fixable for you, and you'll be hurting a lot more in the morning, I know!

And on that note, time to update the spill counter!

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PostPosted: 22:31 - 12 Apr 2006    Post subject: Re: binned it again, but much worse Reply with quote
Cog Head wrote:
i was exiting an island and somehow ended up in the road dirt, tried to stop as soon as i seen it, i instantly knew i was going into it for some reason,


Ever heard of "Target fixation"?

This is a strange thing whereby when riding a motorcycle, if you look at something (such as a drain cover), you instinctivley steer towards it.

The solution is to look at the route you want to take to avoid the hazard rather than the hazard itself. This is harder than it sounds and takes practice.

I find the best way to practice is to use it to avoid riding over arrows painted on the road (which is a good idea anyway, they are slippy when wet) and to ride across the bottom of the 'L' on a 'SLOW' marking.
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Cog Head
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PostPosted: 23:14 - 12 Apr 2006    Post subject: Re: binned it again, but much worse Reply with quote
stinkwheel wrote:
Cog Head wrote:
i was exiting an island and somehow ended up in the road dirt, tried to stop as soon as i seen it, i instantly knew i was going into it for some reason,


Ever heard of "Target fixation"?

This is a strange thing whereby when riding a motorcycle, if you look at something (such as a drain cover), you instinctively steer towards it.

The solution is to look at the route you want to take to avoid the hazard rather than the hazard itself. This is harder than it sounds and takes practice.

I find the best way to practice is to use it to avoid riding over arrows painted on the road (which is a good idea anyway, they are slippy when wet) and to ride across the bottom of the 'L' on a 'SLOW' marking.


i think thats what happened, i think

it sucks typing with 1 hand, takes ages to type small things Evil or Very Mad

the bike is not too bad and should be easy to repair...ish Neutral
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