Face planted this morning 100% my fualt giving it too much welly up a hill sprint and my right foot unclipped Smashed up my cheek a bit, the handle bars and my front lights, one passer by was very concerned and wanted to rush me to A & E or call an Ambulance. I had to firmly/ politely refuse. Sorted the brakes and got to the office without any discomfort but when my boss saw my cheek he asked me to go to the NHS drop in centre. Went there and got some paper stitches as she confirmed I left half of my cheek on the tarmac but everything else was superficial. I could cycle tomorrow but I think I'm better to keep the stitches clean and dry. I grabbed the best of the weather though
Bar tape is mashed through to the bars (hoods were already ripped), brakes were completely rotated and front lights cracked but once I had fixed the brakes it cycled the two further miles to the office no problem. I told the concerned woman that I just worked round the corner she actually wanted to drive there or A&E but I had to firmly/ politely refuse. When I told where she was even more insistent, "its miles away"; it was just round the corner to me .I would feel mean liking this post, so I shall just ask, "how's the bike?".
Road wounds are cool aren't they..? GWS
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I told the concerned woman that I just worked round the corner she actually wanted to drive there or A&E but I had to firmly/ politely refuse. When I told where she was even more insistent, "its miles away"; it was just round the corner to me .
Face planted this morning 100% my fualt giving it too much welly up a hill sprint and my right foot unclipped Smashed up my cheek a bit, the handle bars and my front lights, one passer by was very concerned and wanted to rush me to A & E or call an Ambulance. I had to firmly/ politely refuse. Sorted the brakes and got to the office without any discomfort but when my boss saw my cheek he asked me to go to the NHS drop in centre. Went there and got some paper stitches as she confirmed I left half of my cheek on the tarmac but everything else was superficial. I could cycle tomorrow but I think I'm better to keep the stitches clean and dry. I grabbed the best of the weather though
New here - five mile each way commute.
Saw 100 or so soldiers walking into Cathedral wearing kilts this morning!
Spoilt a couple of minute later by very close pass by local taxi firm. I was doing about 18mph in a 20mph zone, so he was breaking max speed limit with school children aboard as he sped away from me.
Face planted this morning 100% my fualt giving it too much welly up a hill sprint and my right foot unclipped Smashed up my cheek a bit, the handle bars and my front lights, one passer by was very concerned and wanted to rush me to A & E or call an Ambulance. I had to firmly/ politely refuse. Sorted the brakes and got to the office without any discomfort but when my boss saw my cheek he asked me to go to the NHS drop in centre. Went there and got some paper stitches as she confirmed I left half of my cheek on the tarmac but everything else was superficial. I could cycle tomorrow but I think I'm better to keep the stitches clean and dry. I grabbed the best of the weather though
Nope, a pair of SMART's a 7 LED and a 25Lux (great commuting/ be seen lights).
Used washing up liquid in the end. Must get the polish out tomorrow.