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Great photo Paul.

Looks like a great weekend was had!

I was gutted to have to cancel this last Wednesday after faceplanting whilst out cycling.
The plastic surgeon sewed my lip back on & the dentist will fix my broken teeth.
Unfortunately it’s my daughter’s birthday on the Moffat weekend but I Will see you all next year.


Glad to hear Chris is ok.

All the Best

Ali

A few more pics from the weekend









And finally, somebody had the balls to tell those reckless red squirrels to slow down:


Paul

Glad to hear Chris is going to be OK.Good to see everyone again and talk Boxerbollox to great friends old and new.We miss the rides out but enjoy the MX5 rides instead,maybe if we live long enough some of you may join us.Don`t knock it till you try it.We will start and look at Moffat,and may come along.
Reg & Gwen.

Hi All

Just got home thanks to Philippa, she was not too grumpy (so far) which considering it's her birthday is amazing. It was great to catch up with everybody again after such a long COVID break.

Huge thanks to everybody for all your kindness and help, not least for dragging 250kg of Muttley off my now black and blue swollen foot. York Hospital A&E were brilliant, no tutting about motorbikes being dangerous either. I don't feel too bad about bothering the NHS, because this is only the 2nd time in 48 years motorcycling I've been to A&E. In 1975, I think, I was knocked off my Triumph Daytona 500, damaging the same left foot.

All the Best & Safe Riding

Chris

I was gutted to have to cancel this last Wednesday after faceplanting whilst out cycling.
The plastic surgeon sewed my lip back on & the dentist will fix my broken teeth.

What actually happened Alastair? Was it a road bike or mountain bike you were on?

Wishing you a speedy recovery, and as small a bill as possible from the dentist.

Ian

ianc53 wrote:

I was gutted to have to cancel this last Wednesday after faceplanting whilst out cycling.
The plastic surgeon sewed my lip back on & the dentist will fix my broken teeth.

What actually happened Alastair? Was it a road bike or mountain bike you were on?

Wishing you a speedy recovery, and as small a bill as possible from the dentist.

Ian

Thanks Ian

I was on my gravel bike on the canal towpath. I went too fast into a cobbled overflow & saw too late that it was wet. My front wheel slid & got jammed in between the cobbles & I went over the handlebars, forgetting to let go & hit the cobbles a mighty whack with my mouth….

To add insult to injury, the sidewall of my tyre got ripped so I had to fix that before cycling home & getting to A&E

All the Best

Morse wrote:Hi All

Just got home thanks to Philippa, she was not too grumpy (so far) which considering it's her birthday is amazing. It was great to catch up with everybody again after such a long COVID break.

Huge thanks to everybody for all your kindness and help, not least for dragging 250kg of Muttley off my now black and blue swollen foot. York Hospital A&E were brilliant, no tutting about motorbikes being dangerous either. I don't feel too bad about bothering the NHS, because this is only the 2nd time in 48 years motorcycling I've been to A&E. In 1975, I think, I was knocked off my Triumph Daytona 500, damaging the same left foot.

All the Best & Safe Riding

Chris

I remember visiting A @ E at Borders General , during a brief period of unmarriedness, waiting alongside me were some shivery mountain bike riders self supporting arms and collar bone stuff, My leg was waiting for a cast after an MC incident.. Playing on radio... Mike and the Mechanics..." Looking back over my shoulder"

To add insult to injury, the sidewall of my tyre got ripped so I had to fix that before cycling home & getting to A&E

Well hard

Speedy recovery Alastair.

All the best

Ian