At least he apologised.
Tales from today's commute....
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At least he apologised.
Edwards80
Über Member
- Location
- Stockport, UK
I guess not. Either that or they take time to "Ripen"
True. I left him alone after that. I'd rather he look before pulling out rather than apologise after nearly having someone over his bonnet though :S
As would we all. Maybe it will make him check properly next time.
potsy
Rambler
- Location
- My Armchair
Still only saw 1 of the famous brinksway pigeons, must be time for a new pair on contact lenses 
Noticed today that the main road we use through Cheadle (A560) is closed for 2 weeks from next Friday, that'll cause some chaos
Noticed today that the main road we use through Cheadle (A560) is closed for 2 weeks from next Friday, that'll cause some chaos
Edwards80
Über Member
- Location
- Stockport, UK
Still only saw 1 of the famous brinksway pigeons, must be time for a new pair on contact lenses
Noticed today that the main road we use through Cheadle (A560) is closed for 2 weeks from next Friday, that'll cause some chaos
I think I need to pay more attention to road signs, hadn't spotted that
- Might switch to the TPT commute. Not hard to divert around but will be nice for a change 
Kiwiavenger
im a little tea pot
- Location
- Carclaze, St Austell
Nice ride home, on for a pb and at the bottom of the main drag into my village is road works!!!
Will avoid the bottom of the hill tomorrow as they where just putting up traffic lights and I need a good run up to get a decent time on the strava segment
Sent from the Holodeck on my Tricorder
Will avoid the bottom of the hill tomorrow as they where just putting up traffic lights and I need a good run up to get a decent time on the strava segment
Sent from the Holodeck on my Tricorder
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martint235
Dog on a bike
- Location
- Welling
Wonderful ride in this morning, just a shame work is at the end of the ride
400bhp
Guru
Be interested to see what their opinion is
"nah, nothing wrong with shoulder...in any case if there was it was already there before the accident"
Be interested to see what their opinion is
"nah, nothing wrong with shoulder...in any case if there was it was already there before the accident"
Well when I say Met Police Doc, I meant an independent practitioner of their choosing..
Glow worm
Legendary Member
- Location
- Near Newmarket
Talkimg of shoulders, I've got my last physio session later today for mine after getting knocked off in January so know how you feel Ian- good luck with it.
First really foggy autumnal commute this morning - was lit up like Blackpool seafornt just in case. Still, lovely incident free ride, nice wave off a cabby who I slowed to allow through at one point, and same later from a bus driver. Wish every commute could be like todays. Flew in too- which is most unlike me as I'm a bit of an ambler usually.
First really foggy autumnal commute this morning - was lit up like Blackpool seafornt just in case. Still, lovely incident free ride, nice wave off a cabby who I slowed to allow through at one point, and same later from a bus driver. Wish every commute could be like todays. Flew in too- which is most unlike me as I'm a bit of an ambler usually.
Be interested to see what their opinion is
"nah, nothing wrong with shoulder...in any case if there was it was already there before the accident"
Well saw the Doc today and he was very good.
Said my injury is quite a bad one. Have deep muscular bruising and bleeding in the muscles and damaged ligaments.
Said it could take anything from a year to a year and a half to heal completely. (6months already).
He also said that if I wasn't so fit from the cycling then the injury could have been a whole lot worse and done some serious damage.
