Some of you may remember me, last seen flying off in the air ambalance after smacking a Corsa on a ride out driven by a 17 year old (Nothing against 17 year olds) on the 28th May 2006. Been a long time but just wanted to say thanks to all that helped on the day. Can’t remember nothing apart from following Bondy about 5 miles prior . Just count myself lucky I paid the extra £20 insurance premium for legal costs. As I lost nothing and gained a bit two, plus shed loads of titanium all on the NHS what with fifteen broken bones (worth loads dead)
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You are of course welcome along to any Southwestbikers rideout, however your bike must be in good mechanical order (we don’t want anything falling off of it including you), taxed and have a current MOT. You must have a valid motorcycle licence and current motor insurance. You are in charge of your motorcycle at all times and SWB will not accept any responsibility for actions you take or any accidents you may have. Always ride within your own capabilities and do not put others at risk. Remember, while you are on a Southwestbikers rideout you are representing the site and what it stands for.
Thank-you.
Don't forget......ANYONE can organise and run a rideout.
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Ah yes, the joys of a spring ride-out ...... 
I seem to remember the "entertainment" of trying to hold a free-floating ankle/boot in line with the shin above, whilst half in a ditch, along with Andy & Co.
How ya doing Sniffy - all fixed now
I seem to remember the "entertainment" of trying to hold a free-floating ankle/boot in line with the shin above, whilst half in a ditch, along with Andy & Co.
How ya doing Sniffy - all fixed now
Of all the things I have ever lost, I miss my mind the most .....
Handle stressful situations like a dog - If you can't eat it or play with it, pee on it and walk away
Handle stressful situations like a dog - If you can't eat it or play with it, pee on it and walk away
Re: Thanks
To this day I am still sorry I went off as fast as I didSNIFFY wrote:Some of you may remember me, last seen flying off in the air ambalance after smacking a Corsa on a ride out driven by a 17 year old (Nothing against 17 year olds) on the 28th May 2006. Been a long time but just wanted to say thanks to all that helped on the day. Can’t remember nothing apart from following Bondy about 5 miles prior . Just count myself lucky I paid the extra £20 insurance premium for legal costs. As I lost nothing and gained a bit two, plus shed loads of titanium all on the NHS what with fifteen broken bones (worth loads dead)
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But then I remember how close it was to being me
Hope you well matey and staying off stupid bikes.
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Bloody hell, It's like an old boys thread this, Sniffy, georgie and Bondy all in one thread 
I remember that day and still tell plenty of people. I hope you're doing alright mate and that your jaw is a lot better!
one of the memorable things I remember is running down to you and seeing your fibular at a horrible angle and also I think it was nick, holding up a nasty looking limb and saying 'i think this is broken' the master of understatement, pure genius.
Get another bike georgie, I miss our rides! Are you going to get anothe bike Sniffy?
I remember that day and still tell plenty of people. I hope you're doing alright mate and that your jaw is a lot better!
one of the memorable things I remember is running down to you and seeing your fibular at a horrible angle and also I think it was nick, holding up a nasty looking limb and saying 'i think this is broken' the master of understatement, pure genius.
Get another bike georgie, I miss our rides! Are you going to get anothe bike Sniffy?
No more bikes for me , I do miss them and you lot. Not allowed, to close that time. Picture waking up looking at a ceiling with bright lights. Not knowing nothing or no one or why you were there. Scary poo enough to scare the living day light’s out of me. As to the bones all fixed now, some issues but cant moan.
, I do miss them and you lot. Not allowed, to close that time. Picture waking up looking at a ceiling with bright lights. Not knowing nothing or no one or why you were there. Scary poo enough to scare the living day light’s out of me. As to the bones all fixed now, some issues but cant moan. 
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[quote="Jak"]Agree with you there Funky - certainly a day I won't forget either!!! The leg - ewwww that's nightmare stuff!
Glad you didn't post that photo of me looking shocked, Steve![/quote]
Sorry, not sure which one you ment
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Legs ok now
My insurance paid for the bike. Got solicitors involved with the rest.
Settled out of court.
Glad you didn't post that photo of me looking shocked, Steve![/quote]
Sorry, not sure which one you ment
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Legs ok now
My insurance paid for the bike. Got solicitors involved with the rest.
Settled out of court.
Jak isn't shocked in that pic, she's smelling her breath.
I shit myself when i first came over the hill to see the red and white bike in the road. At first I have to be honest and thought it was simon, then I saw simon and knew it was you. Was so glad to see you conscious etc when I got to you.
reading your Glasgow Coma Scale in the hospital was good
I shit myself when i first came over the hill to see the red and white bike in the road. At first I have to be honest and thought it was simon, then I saw simon and knew it was you. Was so glad to see you conscious etc when I got to you.
reading your Glasgow Coma Scale in the hospital was good