Vickster, OTP (of this parish) - down Feb 2014 - The Recovery
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Sods_Laur
Well-Known Member
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- Birmingham
I think it's a deliberate tactic tbh much like if you're buying a house you don't go in with your top amount.
I am sure your solicitor will get you a good deal.
I am sure your solicitor will get you a good deal.
vickster
Legendary Member
I am sure that is the case. I am not looking for a specific amount, but I am personally about 2k out of pocket, before the bike gets properly sorted! Not to mention my gammy leg, which looks even worse than before in cycling shorts!
I expect it's the standard offer, without considering the facts
I expect it's the standard offer, without considering the facts
phil_hg_uk
I am not a member, I am a free man !!!!!!
Yes but next time your at a cycling cafe and someone starts flaunting their scars you can go "Call that a scar ............ this is a scar"
glasgowcyclist
Charming but somewhat feckless
- Location
- Scotland
Consider it in the manner it was proposed, i.e. not seriously.
Get well (and settled) soon.
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jefmcg
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vickster
Legendary Member
I managed 11.5mph average I think 
http://app.strava.com/activities/131505954
Moving time 2h36, I take,it back, blistering pace
http://app.strava.com/activities/131505954
Moving time 2h36, I take,it back, blistering pace
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Chrisc
Guru
- Location
- Huddersfield
Ouch, hope this heals quickly and you get back out there soon. Keep at the jokers with their offensive comp offers.
Another! That AC separation stings a bit eh? Did mine12 years ago and it still hurt right up until I did it again a week back! Hurts more now mind.. ;-)
When you are recuperating and start physio, do your best not to favour it when reaching up into cupboards for e.g. It'll hurt now but it'll be more mobile in future than if you let it have its way. Hope you heal quickly too.
ColinJ
Puzzle game procrastinator!
- Location
- Todmorden - Yorks/Lancs border
Ah - I wonder if that is what I have done to my shoulder ...?
I injured my right shoulder a few years back and that took years to heal, and then I went and did a similar thing to my left. Both were caused by the same stupid action which was to try and reach something behind me without turning round - I forced my hand and arm back over my shoulder and felt something 'go'.
I am ok now carrying things with my arm hanging down, but it is painful to reach up and put any force through the arm, or try and put it through the normal range of motion when it is raised.
Chrisc
Guru
- Location
- Huddersfield
An x-ray will tell you. To separate the acromioclavicular joint usually requires a large blunt force trauma to the point of the shoulder tho, not a strain type of force so more likely a rotator cuff tear. Still, not impossible I'd imagine and extremely painful and incapacitating. Get thee to a physio. :-)
And you where at the seaside !I managed 11.5mph average I think
http://app.strava.com/activities/131505954
Moving time 2h36, I take,it back, blistering pace
ColinJ
Puzzle game procrastinator!
- Location
- Todmorden - Yorks/Lancs border
D'oh - you've just reminded me that I have a set of rotator cuff rehab exercises to do from the time I damaged the other shoulder! (My memory is getting worse. Hopefully, it is just a gradual ageing thing not something more serious ...)
PS Which reminds me ... the ebook with details of the rehab exercise program is on my old PC which I am going to scrap. I must transfer all the useful stuff off its hard drive before I do that.
