Cerbera and mountain bike coming together
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Just popped into my garage to grab some oil for the land rover when I noticed one of my mountain bikes no longer affixed to its holder (at over head height) but lying partially across the boot and drivers side rear wing of the cerb! It had fallen down and somersaulted onto the car...! Unbelievably no damage done to the car! Phew!
Mark. said:
Storer said:
What is a bike and what are they for?
Paul
Poor people.Paul
and his mate.The only bike that ever held any interest for me was called Helen.
I don't understand some people. Next you'll all be telling me that you willingly put on a pair of comfortable shoes and walk across fields with a rucksack on your back
That thread will be in the Griff forum.Gazzab said:
Just popped into my garage to grab some oil for the land rover when I noticed one of my mountain bikes no longer affixed to its holder (at over head height) but lying partially across the boot and drivers side rear wing of the cerb! It had fallen down and somersaulted onto the car...! Unbelievably no damage done to the car! Phew!
i bet you got that sick feeling,, followed by total joy.I once droped my motor bike on the bonnet of the cerb while trying to put it on the centre stand, while in a bit of a rush.
i must say fibre glass is a lot tougher than it looks
Edited by Gray_101 on Tuesday 28th February 19:45
Gray_101 said:
i bet you got that sick feeling,, followed by total joy.
I once droped my motor bike on the bonnet of the cerb while trying to put it on the centre stand, while in a bit of a rush.
i must say fibre glass is a lot tougher than it looks
I was ok about it. A quick expletive had it covered. I managed to smash myself in the face with a claw hammer on Sunday and luckily hit soft tissue not bone, teeth or eye, so I wasn't feeling overly worried about material goods after that incident! A bit of blood and not too much pain! A few scratches can easily be painted by Brendan the wonder boy (car not face).I once droped my motor bike on the bonnet of the cerb while trying to put it on the centre stand, while in a bit of a rush.
i must say fibre glass is a lot tougher than it looks
Edited by Gray_101 on Tuesday 28th February 19:45
Gazzab said:
I was ok about it. A quick expletive had it covered. I managed to smash myself in the face with a claw hammer on Sunday and luckily hit soft tissue not bone, teeth or eye, so I wasn't feeling overly worried about material goods after that incident! A bit of blood and not too much pain! A few scratches can easily be painted by Brendan the wonder boy (car not face).
How did you manage to hit yourself in the face with a hammer ?Ive been a Joiner for over 24 years and not managed that yet............. but theres still time
Do you remember Kenny Everett DIY ?
Gray_101 said:
How did you manage to hit yourself in the face with a hammer ?
Ive been a Joiner for over 24 years and not managed that yet............. but theres still time
Do you remember Kenny Everett DIY ?
Claw hammer at face height trying to get a large nail out of concrete. Leant into it, nail suddenly comes away along with concrete and plaster and bang into face!Ive been a Joiner for over 24 years and not managed that yet............. but theres still time
Do you remember Kenny Everett DIY ?
Gray_101 said:
How did you manage to hit yourself in the face with a hammer ?
Ive been a Joiner for over 24 years and not managed that yet............. but theres still time
Do you remember Kenny Everett DIY ?
you mean good old Reg prescott,loved that program.Ive been a joiner for nearly 30 years and have never done this.......cut my fingers off,and cut just about 90% of my body.......got my fingers stiched back on and they still work,cant feel em but its better than stumps Ive been a Joiner for over 24 years and not managed that yet............. but theres still time
Do you remember Kenny Everett DIY ?
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