Double collarbone fracture. Wife did that going OTB of an off road bike, piece of collarbone also severed an artery. Had to be air medevacked off Salisbury Plain, she was lucky to live through it.
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Double collarbone fracture. Wife did that going OTB of an off road bike, piece of collarbone also severed an artery. Had to be air medevacked off Salisbury Plain, she was lucky to live through it.
Easily done no matter how good you are or think you are , simple little thing and your off.. Lots of end of life as we know it accidents in all things we do .
I must be despondent tonight.
Hope it heals well and fast chum.
Slymobi
E*POWAH Master
Dang!! Get well soon
Forgot to say, plating means that you should be back in action pretty quickly ...
visited @Kiwi in Wales tonight and rode a lot of the Brechfa off piste.. me and Sam both crashed but had a good laugh about it.. great evening !
It was hot so out came the Hawaiian shirts..
It was hot so out came the Hawaiian shirts..
Armor11
Active member
Yup, two breaks. getting a plate across the whole thing so the Dr told me I can walk out of the hospital without a sling, and healing should be quicker.
OldnSlow
Member
I thought he said "Albi Beck". I always wondered who Albi Beck was.You be better than ever after you’ve healed. Like the Terminator said; “You’ll be back”
, what will I do today 
I want allowed to take pictures of my X-rays
InRustWeTrust
E*POWAH Master
My mate cracked the rear triangle on his orbea rise for the second time , he is not happy with the orbea quality.
I blame Brexit
No no no ...you can't use the B word on this forum ..I think you are mistaking it for singletrack forumsI blame Brexit
Sorry its my age!. I actually rejoined singletrack for some info and the website is still in the dark ageNo no no ...you can't use the B word on this forum ..I think you are mistaking it for singletrack forums
InRustWeTrust
E*POWAH Master
he rode where there was a bit of offcamber and roots so the rear wheel slipped on a root and then slid down and stopped at edge of gravel.
He didt fall or hit the rear triangle to something , but is was on a desend it happens so he had pretty high speed when the rear wheel slipped
What sort of language is that
It's down with the kids maaan ..get with the project dude ..What sort of language is that
InRustWeTrust
E*POWAH Master
he has contacted orbea so we'll see.
first time back triangle cracked so even though the bike was only 2 weeks old orbea refused to give him a new back triangle under warranty.
Llandegla this morning. And no the bike never went down sideways, I put it there for scale for those don’t know Llandegla. It was bloody hot there this morning doing the thirty miles I did including three times up that climb, not the one in the photo but the climb from the car park to the start of trails which is about three miles to get to the top.
I put it there for scale for those don’t know Llandegla. It was bloody hot there this morning doing the thirty miles I did including three times up that climb, not the one in the photo but the climb from the car park to the start of trails which is about three miles to get to the top.
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Still sweltering here. My usual coastal route today in reverse .Cullen to Buckie but in the boat then back on bike for the car. Saw a load of Dolphins but too far away for the camera phone. Just waiting for the Cider to chill. No cooking tonight sorted a puncture for neighbours mum so got a voucher for a fish supper. It doesn't get much better.
etoni
E*POWAH Elite
switzerland.
from montana to leukerbad to kandersteg.
from montana to leukerbad to kandersteg.
etoni
E*POWAH Elite
switzerland
montana leukerbad kandersteg
montana leukerbad kandersteg
With the Northern Hemisphere summer solstice fast approaching and a deep Atlantic low also approaching looks like our brief but welcome summer on the North East Coast will soon be over. I decided to take the Great Whyte for a local blast. So EMTB selected, off I went.
First a play in the local community woodland numerous little trails not too difficult but in the dappled sunlight of late summer some off camber roots and stumps are hard to make out , especially if you’re like me, short of a little lamp oil.
Then onto local bridle ways accessed via quiet C roads
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This innocuous little trail looks nothing but is frequently used by horses and is usually very muddy but the hoof prints made in the mud are baked solid so a real test for suspension set up.
A pic from the highest point of the ride to the east where you can see the sea on the horizon.
Lastly a pick of the Black Bridge, soon to be carrying passengers to Newcastle again, reversing the closure as a result of the Beeching cuts of the 1960’s
First a play in the local community woodland numerous little trails not too difficult but in the dappled sunlight of late summer some off camber roots and stumps are hard to make out , especially if you’re like me, short of a little lamp oil.
Then onto local bridle ways accessed via quiet C roads
.
This innocuous little trail looks nothing but is frequently used by horses and is usually very muddy but the hoof prints made in the mud are baked solid so a real test for suspension set up.
A pic from the highest point of the ride to the east where you can see the sea on the horizon.
Lastly a pick of the Black Bridge, soon to be carrying passengers to Newcastle again, reversing the closure as a result of the Beeching cuts of the 1960’s
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It's nice in the shade
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Searching for a power creak on Ye Olde Kenevo .... Doing a full bolt check and greasing, plus greasing the edges of the plastic covers, screws and battery edges/mounts .....
It still amazes me that after almost 4 years this thing is still on it's first motor and it's had the crap hammered out of it. I think running it on 140 cranks for it's first two years, so it had virtually zero pedal strikes, helped (Ineptitude). Been submerged extensively once it was out of warrant and spent quite a bit of time on the beach trying to keep up with silly horses ..
It's not even corroded to crap like you'd expect.
It was always well washed down after beach trips - deluged, not pressure.
Always gets a long blast in Turbo straight after any immersion then gets baked for several hours on gas mark 6.
It still amazes me that after almost 4 years this thing is still on it's first motor and it's had the crap hammered out of it. I think running it on 140 cranks for it's first two years, so it had virtually zero pedal strikes, helped (Ineptitude). Been submerged extensively once it was out of warrant and spent quite a bit of time on the beach trying to keep up with silly horses ..
It's not even corroded to crap like you'd expect.
It was always well washed down after beach trips - deluged, not pressure.
Always gets a long blast in Turbo straight after any immersion then gets baked for several hours on gas mark 6.
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