Can't disagree. But apologies for not indicating more of the potholes - I'm not accustomed to being in the lead, and usually when S yells "bump!" my instinct is to hang on tighter, not take a hand off to point.
Once my left leg/foot got bounced out of the spd my fate was sealed. Unclipped I was doomed to lose control.
Most painful thing of all is my right thumb which 'jumped' during the off and was popped back in by me in the ambulance.
The head injuries are the most photogenicWell, it's nice to see you haven't lost your looks!
Artful pose aside, that all looks rather hurty. I managed to break my thumb in a very similar fashion, so I hope yours is only dislocated. Heal fast!
but the thumb, which isn't broken because I say so, hurts the most except for when I smacked the staples against the wall when putting my shoes on this morning.
I think the best you can hope for in that situation is to get the other foot out asap and then go for the brakes - not easy with a dodgy road surface, other road users and a lot of energetic bike wobbling to manage.
The difference between Greg's face and yours, Davy is that Greg's face will heal... (Hello Davy, luv u, see you soon!
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The head injuries are the most photogenic
A big cheese is going to pronounce upon it tomorrow. I suspect ligament damage myself. Good job I'm left handed.
ouch, that hurts.... I've simply had a lidl nosejob and an aldi facelift.The difference between Greg's face and yours, Davy is that Greg's face will heal... (Hello Davy, luv u, see you soon!
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