MAD SUNDAY BINNAGE!

She looks OK to me. :whistle:

 

the pics have really scared me to be honest people,
to come away from that wreck with a smashed anckle is amazing could have died

 

You were very lucky m8, could have been much worse.

 

someone was looking after you that day mate.

I'll be honest, I really didn't get on with the mountain road myself, think the pain is still fresh in my mind, and I just haven't been confident in corners since.

The speeds you fella's are doing over the hill, well its just knife edge riding. Impressive but I just can't do it.

 

takes a while after an off jim
i know on the road i'm still a bag of spanners really,even worse in the wet !
am taking my speed and adrenaline to the track now anyway
little bit safer and controlled...

 

It's good to see you appreciate how lucky you've been. Very few come off so lightly after 100mph+ off on the road.

But you'll be right soon mate - save your all out riding for the track, and always keep a little in reserve on the road.

 

Amazing double joint on the ankle there - ouch

 

What the hell happend?.

 

That looks really painful mate. Gutted for you.

Bike looks bad but but it doesent look like there is any obvious structural damage, probably the most expensive item to replace would be the rear wheel? Shouldnt cost much to track. Got an old fibre glass race fairing you can have for fcuk all if it helps (only problems is i cut a hole in the front for the light which you probably dont want but might do as temporary solution).

Rich.

 

thanks rich, just been stripping it today,
the frame and forks are fine no cracks or anything,
rear subframe has a ver slight bend in it but ya can hearly notice it so gonna leave that,
ill just bin it on the rite hand side next time lol

wish id gone home now with u boys on sat

 

Finny, Mate.
Leave it like that, and next time you bin it, you cant do much more damage.

Wilko