Watch for those potholes!

[cymroboi]

why dont you try sleeping on the sofa with the shoulder thats damaged wedged on the back and plenty of pilows under your upper back and heads it made a hell of a difference for me ,im a mechanic ,but on the comercial stuff hgv etc and tht sort of stuff im finding it a bit dificult to get back into the swing of things ,but im 1 that cant be a*rsed siting about doing nothing at work ,but i still take a few pain killers now and again but thats my own fault for over doing the shoulder m8

Originally Posted by ophic

whereabouts are you located?

do you get any warning lights or codes on the display panel when the ignition is turned on?

west midlands and it all seems to act normal jusst not fire for some reason.

[ophic]

the fuel hasn't all leaked out whilst it was on its side?

Also check that the front spark plug lead is intact and connected properly.

haha, give me a pc, i'll build u a robot but ask me where a spark plug is and i'm stumped, lol

[fastdruid]

Originally Posted by TheOnlyNemesis

west midlands and it all seems to act normal jusst not fire for some reason.

I'd offer to come help but


Still not half as bad as you, mine I think has re-joined by itself.

Druid

they let you have your's, i wasn't allowed mine but the pic below shows what mine was like almost exactly.

[fastdruid]

Originally Posted by TheOnlyNemesis

they let you have your's, i wasn't allowed mine but the pic below shows what mine was like almost exactly.

Nah I did it at Cadwell, 4 weeks ago yesterday and got given the Xray by Louth General to take to my local fracture clinic, I should really have taken a better photo but I only thought about it just before I was off to hospital and took a quick snap on my phone. I decided to take the risk of it healing by itself especially as with riding a motorbike you don't want to keep metalwork in there and so would mean two lots of surgery. I was at least helped by being able to work from home which took the stress of being off work for a long period away in case it didn't re-join and I needed surgery anyway. Thankfully mine seems to have rejoined, at least I'm 99% sure it has for a week anyway, don't want to risk anything that could stress it enough to test!

Druid

mine managed to snap in two places and moved 3 cm inside my body so they had to cut me up, find it and put a metal plate and 6 screws in to re attach it.

[fastdruid]

Ow!

I think as soon as it's more than one fracture you have to have surgery really.

GWS

Druid

You/we all pay road tax to help pay for our roads to be in half decent condition(obviously that was'nt)could you not take a pic of the said road,where there's a blame there's a claim,& all that??......hope you & the bike fix quickly.