Wiped out by a car this morning
- Thread starter gazmercer
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GrasB
Veteran
- Location
- Nr Cambridge
Another off, doesn't seem to be a good week this one.
Hope you heal quickly.
Hope you heal quickly.
GrasB
Veteran
- Location
- Nr Cambridge
Sorry to hear this.
Hope you get back on your feet quickly & without any complications.
Hope you get back on your feet quickly & without any complications.
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gazmercer
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Prescot, Merseyside
I have my MTB to be getting on with wen I'm back
<snip>....Personally I'd be delighted if someone thought I was going at 30
Yeah, When I can do 30 on that bit of road you can call me Mark Cavendish
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gazmercer
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Prescot, Merseyside
Just on normal Paracetamol and Ibuprofen. Hmmm, maybe it was the Ibuprofen on an empty stomach that made me nauseas.
subaqua
What’s the point
- Location
- Leytonstone
sorry to hear of the off.
ibuprofeb at 600mg on an empty stonmach is not gonna make you feel good.
recommended to take with food or just after,
BTW only anti inflammatory after 400mg
XmisterIS
Purveyor of fine nonsense
What a bummer! Get well soon.
She gave a different address and said you were speeding ... sounds like a selfish cow who doesn't give a sh1t about anybody except herself. I hope they throw the book at her.
She gave a different address and said you were speeding ... sounds like a selfish cow who doesn't give a sh1t about anybody except herself. I hope they throw the book at her.
Take care there! And heal up soon. Glad it's not a much more serious story. One thing this shows is, many crashes are survivable.
Roundabout and Give Way sign violations are my commonest type of near-miss encounters. In fact I'd rate them as more frequent for me than close overtakes and left hooks. Maybe not just peculiar to me then. I'm often in a hyper state when I see a car waiting to come out.....
Roundabout and Give Way sign violations are my commonest type of near-miss encounters. In fact I'd rate them as more frequent for me than close overtakes and left hooks. Maybe not just peculiar to me then. I'm often in a hyper state when I see a car waiting to come out.....
Same for me, I've had nausea on Ibuprofen before, so I avoid it now. It must be quite a common side-effect.
Motorists will come out with the most extraordinary, inconsistent and irrational utterances, once they realise they're in the wrong and in danger of being 'nicked'. Sometimes I think you'd get more sense out of an infinite number of monkeys...
Mad at urage
New Member
- Location
- Just N of Cardiff
There are just too many of these happening ... or is it a normal rate for a forum of this size?
Get well quickly mate, but take photographs of the bruising for the claim and consider getting a referral to a physio from your GP (that way it is official and should be able to add to the compensation you will be chasing - check with whoever's looking after your claim).
Get well quickly mate, but take photographs of the bruising for the claim and consider getting a referral to a physio from your GP (that way it is official and should be able to add to the compensation you will be chasing - check with whoever's looking after your claim).
mcshroom
Bionic Subsonic
- Location
- Egremont, Cumbria
Glad to hear you've walked away from that one Gaz. I hope you aren't too stiff tomorrow. Get well soon.
Oh and have a good think about what you want next as a bike
Oh and have a good think about what you want next as a bike
ComedyPilot
Secret Lemonade Drinker
- Location
- The Kingdom of Yorkshire
Jeeeez Gaz, very lucky escape, hope you mend quickly.
downfader
extimus uero philosophus
- Location
- 'ampsheeeer
Sorry to read this Gaz. I hope you heal up soon and are soon back on the bike. Seems to come in spates, these hits.
ComedyPilot
Secret Lemonade Drinker
- Location
- The Kingdom of Yorkshire
Thank you everyone.
Forgot to mention, driver said the "Sorry Mate, I didn't see you". I nearly laughed. Thing is though she had seen the car in front of me go passed her
Oh and apparently she's told the police I was speeding (it's a 30mph road) I was lucky to be doing 15mph.
Nausea has cleared now, think it might also be because I've not eaten yet but I'll keep a check on it.
Err how can she say you were speeding if she didn't see you?
And if she did see you to form the opinion you were speeding, WHAT THE BLAZES did she pull out for?
