


lesson learnt. dont try to show your 12 year old daughter how to go fast on her hover board..


baaaaaaaaaastid thing..
god dam thats my cover blown for riding sh1t lolKermitLeFrog wrote: ↑Sat Jun 30, 2018 8:11 pm Should this not be in the "Jokes" section? What is it with you people, going to such lengths just for an excuse for slow riding in NI.
Get well soon (or sooner!)
Hugs and kisses,
Ian
yours for just £129...VTRDark wrote: ↑Sat Jun 30, 2018 11:59 pm Actually on more serious note as Mac says those injuries will take some time to heal so NI might be an issue for you. Get some decent rest mate and plenty of Arnica into your bruising. Ginger baths can work wonders with muscles but watch your nuts as it can get a bit warm. To help with the bones, and this goes for you too Mac, I reccomnend Oseeocare tablets https://www.vitabiotics.com/osteocare/original-90
I didn't even think that hoverboards where a real thing yet and only sci-fi. How high do they fly? and where can I buy one. They must be using some kind of anti gravity propulsion unless they use magnets and can only be used at a skateboard type park / track or something designed for them.
Ya Plonker.fabiostar wrote:
on the subject of op NI... iv been doing a lot miles this last few months.. your in for some treats road wise. all be at slower speeds than say Scotish storm.. but cant bloody wait now..
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cheers Pete. but il be there if i have to be lifted onto the fecking bike..Pete.L wrote: ↑Sun Jul 01, 2018 9:06 amYa Plonker.fabiostar wrote:
on the subject of op NI... iv been doing a lot miles this last few months.. your in for some treats road wise. all be at slower speeds than say Scotish storm.. but cant bloody wait now..
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Now go wrap yourself in cotton wool and start healing. There’s no point teasing us about those roads if your not going to be there to show us
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