Operation Storm-Destination Derbyshire III-7th-9th Sept 2012

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Re: Operation Storm-Destination Derbyshire III-7th-9th Sept

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Hi guys, I would firstly just like to thank everyone for their help and support on Saturday it really helped me stop feeling sorry for myself. I have been to the farmers field to collect my bike today, and was really pleased to find a bike still there to collect. It is now home in the garage awaiting a right good spannering. I am feeling extremely lucky having only sustained a bruised left wrist, elbow ,hip and butt cheek and a slightly battered ego which are all repairable. I feel extremely lucky to have been in the company that I was and cannot express the gratitude I feel towards you all for your support.

I must say that up until the point i landed on my butt I found myself having a great time from the quiet Friday night at the Vic with Bazza, Wil, Alistair ( who scared me to death giving me a lift to the C&F pub after the accident 8O ), Ady and Neil, to meeting up with all the other people who joined us at the Vic on Saturday morning, and in Belper and Matlock. I hope I can sort the bike out and see you all again on the next outing, whenever it may be.
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i've never met you buddy, but i'm glad to hear your ok and that your being positive, i have a screen and indicators if you need them, let us know what you need buddy.... :thumbup:
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VTR Marmite wrote: Alistair ( who scared me to death giving me a lift to the C&F pub after the accident 8O ),.
Sorry about that, but the bike was feeling quite planted with the the extra weight and the shock wound up to full, so I didn't want to waste those nice corners on the C&F......front wheel was a bit light though :D

Glad you are ok and the bike is back in the garage waiting for phase 2. Good to meet you :thumbup:
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Glad to hear your OK Marmite. Stick a parts list up and you could be surprised with what members have lying around in their sheds. :wink: As long as your frame and forks are good, the rest is just panels and bits. :thumbup:
I didn't want to waste those nice corners on the C&F......front wheel was a bit light though
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cybercarl wrote:CheekyKev thanks for the pic I nicked it to lust over :lol: That's a very nice bike, very nice indeed. How big are those Akras 8O
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Glad to hear your alright and not to down about the matter. Would have been nicer if your forks were not bent. I'll keep my eyes open for a pair for you.
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well done marmite, it will be a good story to tell in the future once you're bike's all sorted.

look after yourself :D
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nice to meet up with you again Shaun and happy your only bruised, did the missus give you much grief on the way back.

Thanks to everyone for a great time and especially Al, George and Kev for leading/ rear gunning.
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If any one is interested this was the modified route with CheekyKevs scenic diversion to avoid the A6 :thumbup:

http://goo.gl/maps/mIkYK

as we were running out of daylight we cut out the section from I to J to H, and did the C&F back again to Buxton after Shauns accident. Took about 20 miles out of the loop, but was still dark before we got off the A50
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where exactly did marmite come off?
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Diabolus wrote:where exactly did marmite come off?

point B on the attached
http://goo.gl/maps/BofJV
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that low wall doesn't look very inviting :eek2
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or approaching the 'twisty' road sign at the wrong angle and at a rate of knots *eeek*
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Glad your ok Marmite, what happened go in a bit too hot ?
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so pleased to hear your ok buddy,sounds like the forum members will have you back on the road fairly soon,renews your faith in people eh?i really enjoyed your company mate it was great riding with you ,hopefully you'll be back soon.all the best ady f.
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