Lucky one…Glad you weren’t too badly banged up.
Unlucky mate but good to see your alright.
Oh Woo Woo!:pinch: Gald to hear that you’re in one piece m8. A good reminder why not to going out on your own, I took a couple guys out wi’me on the BCR (before great rideout came to LB). One binned it and wound up with his bike in a deep ditch. It took 3 of us a while to get the bike out. If he’d been seriously hurt and out on his own, he’d still be there now…about 2yrs later!:blink:
I am a little gutted the field was ploughed, but cant really complain.
Thanks for all messages!!!
good to hear you’re not too badly beaten up by it.
Shame about the bike, but as you’ve and others have said, it can be fixed. Chin up
Sorry to hear that but I’m glad that you are Ok mate.We should always do BCR in group 
Can I just say I am VERY relieved you are ok.
Wendy.
Leave the off roading to us on the supermoto’s in future 
Good to see your okay though mate, hope its not gona cost you too much to repair the bike.
May have to give my num out to people on the BCR so if there is any miss haps i can get them in the van
Although im actualy normaly on it myself and its normaly me that needs help getting back to camp :w00t:
been in exactly the same situation once… maybe twice 
but the most important thing is… sometimes its good for you to be knocked down a few pegs. I came out unscathed from a simular accident. Makes you feel lucky as others in the past havnt been. Take it as a lesson and back off the gas in future. Bikes are awsome but I reckon I’m gonna save it for the track in the future as I cant seem to get my confidence back at the moment on the road.
Glad your ok mate. Ebay innit 
Unlucky - but its good your all ok. Can’t believe no one stopped to help! I took a work biker home today because his bike had broken down and it was pouring of rain…i even offered to use my RAC for his Bike… 
Ooof! Such a nice bike all bashed and dirty!
Glad you’re relatively okay.
On my way home tonight (just approaching Kingston Hill), I pulled in to adjust my Vee Wipe (God save the Vee Wipe!) and the first bike, a moto, to pass beeped and gave me a ‘you okay?’ kind of thumbs up (thanks mate) - I was fine, sitting there with my left indy on - there’s camaraderie for ya!
Admittedly, not all bikers are like that, but that fact that some are is good enough for me.
Pass it on!
So, what’s the damag£?
Never heard of these so I googled it just now - it’s a little windscreen wiper you wear on your finger! What a novel idea… and it works???
Sorry for the thread hi-jack but -
Mate! I have a wiper on some Tucano Urbano textile gloves which is good, but the Vee Wipe can be popped on over regular gloves and it really works.
I use it on my left thumb and wipe every so often which clears the visor completely giving me a completely clear view of the road, if only for a while (wipe again).
Buy now! ![]()
Mmmm… sorry to hear this C but glad you’re in one piece and were able to ride it home. guess your lil fella wants you to spend time with him rather than the big fella *above * had a harvester been coming round
glad i got a ride out with ya the previous bcr ![]()
… else could’ve also been a few other things besides the gravel … bit of oil spill, piece of chain or someone’s number plate on the road :Whistling:
puppy (20/10/2008)
Now if you’d been on an SV you’d have made it to the other side of the field as they’re quite agricultural.:D;):Whistling:
SV would’ve ploughed a new trench ![]()
Glad you’re ok m8. Bikes can be repaired or replaced, you can’t.
Ride Safe out there people.
i just panic braked my mouse reading your post :w00t:
close one, glad you’re ok!
Whoops, bad luck fella. Still, you’ll care less about a few scratches now, and thankfully you didn’t hit anything (apart from your head).