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re: Baptised in the hall of crash
Posted: Sun Jun 05, 2005 10:01 am
by Smitty
CJ
welcome to being a crash team member
glad to see you are ok and the bikes mendable
as said, any crash you walk away from is an ok one
cheers
re: Baptised in the hall of crash
Posted: Sun Jun 05, 2005 10:16 am
by Yankee
get better soon: to you and the bike!!
never good to hear, but atleast you are still able to talk about it...
re: Baptised in the hall of crash
Posted: Sun Jun 05, 2005 10:47 am
by BladeBoy
Bad luck Chris, know how you feel, joined that club last Sunday, as the others say if you can talk about it you are a doing OK, after a day or two it does shit you, but you can not turn back the clock, mine is a write off at least yours sounds fixable.
I am going to buy another one this week possibly a CBR900RR ( OK Neka time to chime in)
Mark.
Re: re: Baptised in the hall of crash
Posted: Sun Jun 05, 2005 11:47 am
by YAPPA
Mark wrote:Bad luck Chris,I am going to buy another one this week possibly a CBR900RR ( OK Neka time to chime in)
Mark.
quick, call the paramedics.....the guy is still in shock...a fairy blade, pfffft

re: Baptised in the hall of crash
Posted: Sun Jun 05, 2005 5:33 pm
by chrjonzx9r
Thanks for the great words of support.
Well i expected alot worse being the next day. Other than being a bit stiff, bruised... all is good. I however did go out for my brithday last night and did my best to drink the bar dry... so that explains the headaches and those drums
Of course i have pictures, will post them up probably tommorrow (you sickos wanting to see destruction and carnage..... love it
The damage is purely cosmetic, the most thing that im upset about is that my shiny, unscratched titanium exhaust is now dented and scratched... bugger.
Dave i will get in contact with you over the next few weeks to see what contacts you have and some advice on rejetting the carbies. The damage is purely cosmetic with mainly fairings scratched, broken etc and engine covers, indicator is gone (bring on the flush mounts) and the mirror recieved some hits. Scratches to the frame which will polish up nicely

and while i no longer care about the re sale value of the bike i will give her a fenderectomy, dynojet kit, air filter etc
To be honest i expected alot more damage for the speed and surface conditions....... but im not complaining

Oh and now i get to get a new helmet.
ronster it is quiet funny how the body actually does the boot up sequence and you are quiet aware that your doing it.
Then ready for the ride to PI for moto gp. All is good..... bring on modifications
re: Baptised in the hall of crash
Posted: Sun Jun 05, 2005 7:50 pm
by smek
Welcome to the club
bad luck though, good to hear you're ok.
Hope your time without a bike isn't too painful, it's driving me nuts at the moment.
re: Baptised in the hall of crash
Posted: Sun Jun 05, 2005 10:20 pm
by matchan
Sorry to hear it Chris, but glad you're ok.
Good luck with getting it back togeather.
Matt
re: Baptised in the hall of crash
Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2005 8:44 am
by red_dave
Bad luck man... I hope you get it all sorted quickly.
re: Baptised in the hall of crash
Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2005 10:09 am
by javaman
Glad you're ok....
re: Baptised in the hall of crash
Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2005 11:00 am
by gray_rm
Glad to hear you're in one piece, mate!
It's getting more and more slippery around Buderoo
Bad news about the scoot... but if you're after a good priced helmet, the Helmet Warehouse in Yagoona has a bit of a sale going on Shoeis...
re: Baptised in the hall of crash
Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2005 12:35 pm
by MadKaw
You jinxed me Chris...
Looks like its NSW turn, have you noticed how we seem to crash seasonal, first Vic then Qld now 3 or 4 down in NSW...
re: Baptised in the hall of crash
Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2005 3:47 pm
by Yankee
Looks like its NSW turn, have you noticed how we seem to crash seasonal, first Vic then Qld now 3 or 4 down in NSW...
yeah, well let's just STOP it eh?!
the weather is getting damn cold (only hit 27 the other day!

) and the tires are taking longer to warm up, getting a few slips and slides where normally they didn't..... be careful out there boys and girls
Re: re: Baptised in the hall of crash
Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2005 3:54 pm
by MadKaw
Yankee wrote:Looks like its NSW turn, have you noticed how we seem to crash seasonal, first Vic then Qld now 3 or 4 down in NSW...
yeah, well let's just STOP it eh?!
the weather is getting damn cold (only hit 27 the other day!

) and the tires are taking longer to warm up, getting a few slips and slides where normally they didn't..... be careful out there boys and girls
Yep I totally agree.!! I don't think it even got to 20 here yesterday.??
As club owner, now I've crashed, no one else is allowed to...
Re: re: Baptised in the hall of crash
Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2005 4:24 pm
by Smitty
Yankee wrote:yeah, well let's just STOP it eh?!
the weather is getting damn cold (only hit 27 the other day!

) and the tires are taking longer to warm up, getting a few slips and slides where normally they didn't..... be careful out there boys and girls
yankee
you should come out and ride the 2 spurs (Black and Reefton)
with us mexicans..in winter in the mist and fog
then you would really know what slip sliding around is all about

Re: re: Baptised in the hall of crash
Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2005 4:26 pm
by Smitty
MadKaw wrote:Yep I totally agree.!! I don't think it even got to 20 here yesterday.??As club owner, now I've crashed, no one else is allowed to...
yep Dave
a very good instruction to members
ve haf ways of making you keep rubber side DOWN.....
or else