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12:38 pm
June 7, 2009


Dan Joyce

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It was the UK singlespeed champs today. Good course but I was a DNF. I fell off on one descent and broke my collar bone in three places. Arm in sling for next several weeks. Yell

Gonna have to learn to love that turbo trainer…

1:03 pm
June 7, 2009


Toms

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posts 276

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AHHH!! thats bad!!


which descent was it? was it a similar course to the nps?


get well soon!!


dalby red route - 1:41:11

1:10 pm
June 7, 2009


Mark G

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posts 1104

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Dan


Bloody hell not good fella……Hope your not off the bike too long!

2:07 pm
June 7, 2009


Tommo

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I Love SPCC more

posts 258

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Sorry to hear that Dan Dude……You'll never learn to love the turbo……no one does……to boring!!!!Cry

Just rest up and it will heel faster. Wink

Get well soon.

5m 10:15 - 10m 19:28 - 15m 31:06 - 25m 52:58 - 30m 1:05:34 - 50m 1:47:36 - 100m 3:47:15 - 12Hr 274.69m

3:16 pm
June 7, 2009


Toby

RCC Dedicated

Scarborough

posts 27

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What a bugger!  Sorry to hear that Dan.  You should've come on the club run instead.


Take it easy

3:16 pm
June 7, 2009


david s

RCC VIP

pickering

posts 132

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ouchYell

dont rush back to soon, a friend of mine broke his collar bone a couple of years ago , he started training again after 3 weeks hurt it again and was out of action for 6 months!!!

get well soon though.Cool

5:24 pm
June 7, 2009


Dan Joyce

Moderator

posts 594

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Cheers, fellers. It could have been worse. Back at the fracture clinic tomorrow for a checkup, but the x-rays say I haven't bust my 'upper humerous' which one of the paramedics mentioned as a possibility after checking on the swelling. Just bored really. Already. Am under orders to take it easy. 

It wasn't even a particularly difficult bit of the course. Just a schoolboy error that had me hitting a big (enough) rock, stopping the front wheel dead. Happened on the black route, just over the fireroad from where the north-shore-in-a-ditch bit ends. The route followed the NPS route to begin with, then down Worry Gill, up those zig zag hairpins on the red/black, over to Crosscliff where there's a new bit of trail (some of it quite technical). Fireroad climb back up to join the black route, diverging off near Jingleby Drop (which it didn't go over) to rejoin the NPS route (kinda). So a good course in all. Most of it rideable on a singlespeed (except for one or two short climb sections). 

Hopefully back on the road (and off-road) late July…Cry 

11:01 am
June 8, 2009


Smiler

RCC Junkie

posts 94

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Thats not good news Dan. A speedy recovery too you and enjoy the turbo trainer.

5:00 pm
June 12, 2009


IanS

RCC Regular

occasionally in the shop

posts 11

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If you had been riding a 24″ wheel bike instead of those silly big ones Confused perhaps the fall to the ground would not have been so painful. Probably brings its' own problems tho'. 

Just as long as you don't spend your newly found leisure time composing letters to the various civil claims solicitors; the risk assessments were good, but I'd rather not test them.


Keep your pecker up…

11:00 am
June 13, 2009


Dan Joyce

Moderator

posts 594

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The only problem with a 29″ front wheel is that you get complacent. You think: there's no way I'm going to fall over the top of this. And by and large, you're right. It'll monster truck over big rocks, deep braking bumps that'll trip littler wheels,  almost everything in fact. But only almost everything. 

This was the first time - and hopefully last - I've been over the bars on my big wheeler. Cry


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