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gaschef


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Having taken the tractor for its annual medical, and passed with flying colours I was heading towards Seaton from Axminster when some pillock  braked pulled into the kerb and then just as I got alongside decided to turn right.  The only course of action was to fly in close formation to said pillock. Formation flying became formation can opening as the two turning circles decreased in size.  Finally coming to rest on the ground alongside.  Damage to the tractor broken indicator lens and gear shift knob, and a scrape on the transmission cover.

Piccies of the Honda are self explanatory, All if this at a max 15 MPH

Me I have a bloody sore ankle and foot, will have a wonderful selection of bruises tomorrow,  Treatment RICE Rest Ice Compression & Elevation followed later by a Chardonnay and Tramadol ****tail

Must remember next time I want to open a can of beans, the foot peg on the harley does a better job than some purpose designed can openers I have seen 



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Glad your not to badly hurt mate.......did a good job on the rice burner biggrin



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Ooooh bu**er! Hope you are not too sore in the morning. Nice to see a car coming off worse for a change though!!

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Deja vu that is buddy, something similar happened to me a few years ago but i had a trip to casualty, but i got some compensation and lots of new parts on the Harley !!

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 lots of new parts on the Harley !! 

 

Yeah he bought even more " live to ride " stickers and gaudy chrome eagles. biggrin



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Oh Er Twinge,  must make a pair of crutches tomorrow, tis painful tonight, tad more tramadol



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Rotten luck mate.  I assume the prat was completely oblivious and no chance of any signals to give you a clue.furious  The Fiesta idle valve has arrived BTW.  Please consult the oracle to see when she can spare the car.



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gaschef wrote:

Oh Er Twinge,  must make a pair of crutches tomorrow, tis painful tonight, tad more tramadol

 Is you still going to make Shared Knowledge ? good excuse though is you cant make it biggrinbiggrin



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Bad luck Tim - what's it feel like this morning?



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TTR wrote:

Bad luck Tim - what's it feel like this morning?

 F@~#Ing  Sore, just started to hobble about, and now all of the other little niggles are starting to play up, didnt realise I had done them yesterday



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Man up ya panzy - you meant to be a Harley rider!

Hope the bike ok Tim, I want to have a play on it

Will call in this evening if you home - need my lowering link as DRZ sold and matey will want it.


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Pearcy wrote:

Man up ya panzy - you meant to be a Harley rider!

Hope the bike ok Tim, I want to have a play on it

Will call in this evening if you home - need my lowering link as DRZ sold and matey will want it.

 At least my injury is an honourable one,  not sustained in recyling bin surfingno

Will be home this evening so call round, Yes you can have a go on the Harley probably the only bike that you wont need a mounting block forbiggrinbiggrin

 



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