Yeah ok here we go
one hand typing so apologies for type.
ok in country lane near sevonoaks. travelling about 30/35 mph see car pulling out of side 100 metres ahead another car behind presume he /she wont follow. they did. right in front of me i brake and try and turn left. think i hit gravel bike slid. so so quick remember bike on side. stunned. tried to see car but gone. bloke in van stops helps me get bike up. i feel sore have a quick look at bike and get it started. left front indicator smashed off left mirror off!
on adrenaline i get back on thank van man and head back to sutton
bike feels driveable so head home. clutch hand getting sore think its just bruised. drive 50 minutes home. take gloves off. have a black finger and a wrist that just hurts.
get taxi to a&e.
Five hours later have x ray fractured scaphoid chipped ulna and chipped finger!
my accident full report
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you need to take photos of your injuries
you need to see your own GP
you need to make a statement -even if just for your records
you need to inform the police
you need to inform your insurance company that there was an incident - note that word - incident - not accident
hope you feel better soon
you need to take photos of your injuries
you need to see your own GP
you need to make a statement -even if just for your records
you need to inform the police
you need to inform your insurance company that there was an incident - note that word - incident - not accident
hope you feel better soon
Let's face it, you wouldn't go to a nurse to get good advice on a problem with a Falco - you'd choose an Engineer or a mechanic...
As it happens, i've just got back from hospital. I've also broken my scaphoid 
Whats really anoying is that i also broke wrist last year on my kawasaki. Been out of plaster 5 months. And now i've bloody broken it again and back in plaster (Not by bike this time)
(Whats really annoying is that i've got a big box of bits to make a falcono, and one hand)
Hope you feel better soon, I feel for ya mate
Whats really anoying is that i also broke wrist last year on my kawasaki. Been out of plaster 5 months. And now i've bloody broken it again and back in plaster (Not by bike this time)
(Whats really annoying is that i've got a big box of bits to make a falcono, and one hand)
Hope you feel better soon, I feel for ya mate
OK .... we've got the Aprilia section, Honda section, Kawasaki section etc
..... what we need is a new sub-forum for crocks that have been put out of action for a while.
I really can't remember a time when we've had so many injuries all together.
With a current membership of at least Tommy, ibicker and me, we already outnumber the Tuonos, Futuras and RSVs ...................
Best wishes for a speedy recovery .... keep taking the pain killers.
..... what we need is a new sub-forum for crocks that have been put out of action for a while.
I really can't remember a time when we've had so many injuries all together.
With a current membership of at least Tommy, ibicker and me, we already outnumber the Tuonos, Futuras and RSVs ...................
Best wishes for a speedy recovery .... keep taking the pain killers.
Yep - was knocked off my son's 125 the weekend before last. 4 broken ribs and a bruised lung (as well as the obligatory bruised legs and grazed knees .... and the perfect outline of my phone imprinted on my thigh).
Details here if you are feeling bored:
https://www.ridersite.com/viewtopic.php?t=4560
https://www.ridersite.com/viewtopic.php?t=4608
Cheers re the plugs
BTW I'm already well on the way to the shape of that suit you propose
Details here if you are feeling bored:
https://www.ridersite.com/viewtopic.php?t=4560
https://www.ridersite.com/viewtopic.php?t=4608
Cheers re the plugs
BTW I'm already well on the way to the shape of that suit you propose
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Re: my accident full report
Glad your not very badly hurt my friend! it's always difficult to comment without sounding like a preacher but my own experience tells me to never presume anything on the road you have to assume everyone is an idiot!ibicker wrote:Yeah OK here we go
one hand typing so apologies for type.
ok in country lane near sevonoaks. travelling about 30/35 mph see car pulling out of side 100 metres ahead another car behind presume he /she wont follow. they did. right in front of me i brake and try and turn left. think i hit gravel bike slid. so so quick remember bike on side. stunned. tried to see car but gone. bloke in van stops helps me get bike up. i feel sore have a quick look at bike and get it started. left front indicator smashed off left mirror off!
on adrenaline i get back on thank van man and head back to sutton
bike feels driveable so head home. clutch hand getting sore think its just bruised. drive 50 minutes home. take gloves off. have a black finger and a wrist that just hurts.
get taxi to a&e.
Five hours later have x ray fractured scaphoid chipped ulna and chipped finger!
safty/ stability/ view and ask yourself can i stop in the distance i can see to be clear!
You where no doubt in some shock and probably a little embarrassed but you really should have stayed at the scene and called the police!
Without driver details wittinesses and so on you are unlikely to get anywhere
but if you do have any evidence give this guy a call http://www.whitedalton.co.uk/
I once had a very embarrassing accident going a little quicker than I should have been. I misjudged or didn't see a road junction
and despite having many years experience and practice in crash braking locked up my brake long enough to loose it and high side. Smashed my arm and my bike but lived to tell the tail I will never make that mistake again though. 
Always expect the unexpected
Sorry to hear about your story. Mend well.
I had a very similar off about 3 years ago, kind lady wrote my SV off. The difference was that she parked a few hundred yards away from the scene (still not seeing me). Luckily, she gave me her details - she was probably in shock seeing me finally? Later, of course, she denied even being there.
It took me 2 years of fighting with her (with a great help of Rider Support, RSS - google them) to get my compensation. She never admitted being there. Wrist still hurts.
I had a very similar off about 3 years ago, kind lady wrote my SV off. The difference was that she parked a few hundred yards away from the scene (still not seeing me). Luckily, she gave me her details - she was probably in shock seeing me finally? Later, of course, she denied even being there.
It took me 2 years of fighting with her (with a great help of Rider Support, RSS - google them) to get my compensation. She never admitted being there. Wrist still hurts.
