betty swollocks
large member
mine's just happened. - picture the scene.
Single carriageway each way separated by intermittent islands. Queue of traffic waiting to get onto a roundabout 100 yards ahead.
I'm sailing along on my fixie on my side of the road, but on the outside of the queue of traffic. A car coming from a driveway on the left, tries to get through a gap in the queue of traffic to turn to its right and doesn't see me!
I somersault over the bonnet still clicked in and land on my back....ooof!
I'd just been to shop and had rucksack on my back with 4 pint container of milk. This broke my fall by bursting and I was therefore left sprawled in a pool of milk!
I knew immediately that I was ok and decided to milk the occasion by staying down for longer than was necessary.
It took concerned passers by to disentangle me from the bike (difficult to unclip with the bike on top of you) and one kind person later bluetoothed over to me some pictures of the car, its occupants and the reg number and gave me their address should a witness be necessary.
The bike is an old 531 Nigel Deane frame and an initial glance shows that the forks are well stoved in.
Have to be off to work now, so will examine it in greater detail later.
I'm fine: not a bump or scrape....nothing
Single carriageway each way separated by intermittent islands. Queue of traffic waiting to get onto a roundabout 100 yards ahead.
I'm sailing along on my fixie on my side of the road, but on the outside of the queue of traffic. A car coming from a driveway on the left, tries to get through a gap in the queue of traffic to turn to its right and doesn't see me!
I somersault over the bonnet still clicked in and land on my back....ooof!
I'd just been to shop and had rucksack on my back with 4 pint container of milk. This broke my fall by bursting and I was therefore left sprawled in a pool of milk!
I knew immediately that I was ok and decided to milk the occasion by staying down for longer than was necessary.
It took concerned passers by to disentangle me from the bike (difficult to unclip with the bike on top of you) and one kind person later bluetoothed over to me some pictures of the car, its occupants and the reg number and gave me their address should a witness be necessary.
The bike is an old 531 Nigel Deane frame and an initial glance shows that the forks are well stoved in.
Have to be off to work now, so will examine it in greater detail later.
I'm fine: not a bump or scrape....nothing
