Adventure Bike Rider Forum

Drop and roll mate, why didnt you follow your own advise. Getting old.

Remember his epic get off a couple of years ago.
Geing chased through the woods by Tea, we turned up to find the Transalp in a heap and a bemused Tramp :laugh:
Get well soon old geezer B)

Thanks to Herman and his contacts, Tramps bike is now heading North to where a pick up will be easier when the time comes.

so... knackered foot cartwheeling down a hill in spain, then left our France trip early as your water pump was failing, drowned your bike in portugal, now had an off in France??

Russ.....enough is enough!

Update time......


Been in hospital for xrays and new cast...2 weeks more then cast off and pins out...then the hard physio work...but as they say no pain no gain eh!

Looking forward to trying the bike out again...hardest bit will be the clutch lever....

Can drive the car now so no more cabbage fever too...

You could always trade it in for a scooter

Good to hear you're on the mend so to speak.

Ta, Ard

Easy Tiger , small steps mate else it'll never be right (thumbs)

PHILinFRANCE wrote:Easy Tiger , small steps mate else it'll never be right (thumbs)

Small steps is right, I've got over excited today, clearing out the garage, been down the tip etc, now I've got a nice swelling behind my knee. Ho hum :whistle:

You ninny :pinch:

boboneleg wrote:

PHILinFRANCE wrote:Easy Tiger , small steps mate else it'll never be right (thumbs)

Small steps is right, I've got over excited today, clearing out the garage, been down the tip etc, now I've got a nice swelling behind my knee. Ho hum :whistle:

Your missus asked you to develop a small swelling ABOVE the knee, you ninny!