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• #352
d'yer not know what visitor/private messages are for?
Oh bollock off.
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• #353
In glorious Technicolor:
The dangerous combination of a very steep humpback bridge, those stupid shitty barriers councils put in, brakes designed in the victorian era, and a bike that weighs as much as the moon:Brilliant Sir Quinn! It reminds me of one of own epic fail, on a foot bridge over the train tracks, in the little town I was crossing to go visit my grand parents, during all my life, until one day...
http://img820.imageshack.us/img820/3631/bullylesmines.jpg
I had to buy a new fork, and a new headset because the new fork was international thread and the old one french thread... going to the local bike shop getting the stuff I needed on my grand father's moped... happy days...
Szia
Loic
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• #354
please make sure you include the / a shit when drawing your crash
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• #355
Are you all right, Aaron? Was this recent?
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• #356
In glorious Technicolor:
The dangerous combination of a very steep humpback bridge, those stupid shitty barriers councils put in, brakes designed in the victorian era, and a bike that weighs as much as the moon:
Are you all right, though, Niall? Was this recent?
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• #357
Brilliant Sir Quinn! It reminds me of one of own epic fail, on a foot bridge over the train tracks, in the little town I was crossing to go visit my grand parents, during all my life, until one day...
http://img820.imageshack.us/img820/3631/bullylesmines.jpg
I had to buy a new fork, and a new headset because the new fork was international thread and the old one french thread... going to the local bike shop getting the stuff I needed on my grand father's moped... happy days...
Szia
Loic
Glad that it sounds as if you weren't hurt, Loïc.
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• #358
:)
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• #360
Thanks for the concern, it is all very touching. Although mental, this was a long time ago. First time using V-brakes. Ended up with a scar on my elbow and a edge of the kerb shaped lump on the back of my head.
On a similar note, I hope all the other illustrated mishaps haven't resulted in permanent injury, we can all laugh at the silly spills.
Oz. can fuck off.
I might draw my other favourite stupid crash later. Me, same bike, 100 yards into my ride home from work, changing gear/chainring while out of the saddle, chain hop, foot hits ground, stack over the bars onto my face, claret aplenty, looked like Harvey Two Face when the med-evac showed up. Spanner. There was probably some poo, this was Belfast.
H, where shall we meet?
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• #361
please make sure you include the / a shit when drawing your crash
The steps ARE made of poo, as clearly specified in box number 4, I comply!
L
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• #362
Brilliant Sir Quinn! It reminds me of one of own epic fail, on a foot bridge over the train tracks, in the little town I was crossing to go visit my grand parents, during all my life, until one day...
http://img820.imageshack.us/img820/3631/bullylesmines.jpg
I had to buy a new fork, and a new headset because the new fork was international thread and the old one french thread... going to the local bike shop getting the stuff I needed on my grand father's moped... happy days...
Szia
Loic
Nicely drawn!
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• #363
Are you all right, though, Niall? Was this recent?
Quite some time ago. The horror of squeezing my brakes as hard as I could and still accelerating towards my doom is still very fresh in my mind, however.
It's taken me a while to work out how best to draw it.The wicker basket absorbed most of the impact and was largely fine.
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• #364
In glorious Technicolor:
The dangerous combination of a very steep humpback bridge, those stupid shitty barriers councils put in, brakes designed in the victorian era, and a bike that weighs as much as the moon:
Is that the bridge I think it is, at the end of Old Ford Road on the way to Grobag Towers? I remember seeing a young fixie skidder epically fail and crash into the barrier whilst trying to do a flash skid around it, and trying not to laugh too hard as I picked him up and asked if he was ok
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• #365
That's the one.
I hate those barriers. They have littered the canal with them now too, especially that little humpback bridge by Kings Cross. Now you can't get enough speed up to ride up the bloody bridge. -
• #366
I remember those, bit annoying when you're riding a brakeless fixie skidder.
And that area is littered with dog shits all over, what up with this? why is it very pronounced in that area? I kept having to look carefully to not smear myself with dog shit when trying to get to Grobag Tower.
Glad you're alright, though about putting a drum brake at the front just to be on the safe side?
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• #367
If I could find a stainless 26x1&3/8 rim with a rod-operated drum brake it would be nice to try out.
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• #368
I've hit that barrier. Drunk, far too fast and accidentally unclipping whilst attempting to slow down.
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• #369
LOVE this thread- here is my collision from Jan this year- still waiting for the van man's insurance to pay for my personal injury :-
pic
face after breaking windscreen
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• #370
fuck !
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• #371
that was a nice piece of driving. arsehole...
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• #372
This thread continues to be great.
BlueQuinn, you need to do something about those brakes! I thought your Raleigh was well drawn.
stevo_com good effort, liked the use of clipart.
I never realised Henry was also eyebrows, how did I miss this!?
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• #373
Cunning like a fox.
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• #374
This happened about 3 months back, on Upper St at 3am.
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• #375
Scary thread :(
In glorious Technicolor:
The dangerous combination of a very steep humpback bridge, those stupid shitty barriers councils put in, brakes designed in the victorian era, and a bike that weighs as much as the moon:
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