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  • May 25, 2009 at 8:10 am #136151

    Dwayne O
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    Yes, it has heated grips & he says they are SOOOOOO GOOOOD !!!:P

    May 25, 2009 at 8:26 am #136263

    Greg
    Member

    Aidank wrote:

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    Hi guys Aidan here
    A massive thank you for your help yesterday. Had 3 hours of surgery this morning to put the fibea back together, was in 5 pieces.
    Also thanks to the guys who went back in today to retrieve the panzer, hope you enjoy the ride…. :laugh:

    Thanks so much for the help, and concern. Will have to get some riding lessons from you lot!

    Cheers
    Aidan

    Welcome mate

    I just spoke with your wife and let her know the bike is home, mate I am more than happy to help as I am sure someone would help myself or my friends if need be. We went in through Shooters Hill and found the bike no problems at all, she rides straight and true. Got to say buddy if you take to this crashing caper I am happy to ride it back, its an awesome bike and a pleasure to ride and the heated grips how good are they. I tested it out for you and its all good I must say.
    Its parked here at home disc brake locks on it and chained to my Honda (which they would take first :laugh: ) and its cover is on, so its safe. I will drop it up on Saturday as I arranged with your wife..

    TB

    May 25, 2009 at 8:59 am #136280

    Aidan Keough
    Member

    Just spoke with Greg and I think he likes the beemer… BoormanMcgregorWannabee

    It is so good knowing my bike is safe, thanks so much mate.

    I can’t believe 24 hours later and I’m patched up, my bike is recovered. So lucky you lot turned up and are such decent folks.
    Cheers
    Aidan

    May 25, 2009 at 1:09 pm #136287

    dennis da menace
    Member

    i was feelin for ya aiden on sunday. ive busted a few bones this year. nothing like your leg, sounds like you made a jigsaw out of it.:(

    seeing you hurt made me slow down though mate…..for a little while anyway.:laugh:

    sorry i couldnt help, i was to busy picking up champo (the bloke with the camera) as he was doing a re-inactment of you. that was one greasy hill.

    hope you heal well mate.

    ……..and get back on the horse soon.:)

    May 25, 2009 at 1:12 pm #136288

    Chris
    Member

    Aidank wrote:

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    Just spoke with Greg and I think he likes the beemer… BoormanMcgregorWannabee

    It is so good knowing my bike is safe, thanks so much mate.

    I can’t believe 24 hours later and I’m patched up, my bike is recovered. So lucky you lot turned up and are such decent folks.
    Cheers
    Aidan

    Good to see your all patched up Aiden, I caught some of it on the helmet cam, don’t think your mrs would want to see you lying there with lots of boofy blokes around you :) But if you want it let me know and I can cut that piece out and email it to ya.

    Cheers
    Chris.

    May 25, 2009 at 9:06 pm #136384

    Mick D
    Member

    Top effort TB, your efforts to help a fallen rider have gone over and above. It makes me proud to be part of OBT and to have you as a mate.
    May something good happen to you today!!!
    Oh,,, and welcome to the folds of OBT Aidenk and here’s hoping you make a speedy recovery.
    Cheers
    Mick

    May 25, 2009 at 10:03 pm #136389

    Greg
    Member

    micknmeld wrote:

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    Top effort TB, your efforts to help a fallen rider have gone over and above. It makes me proud to be part of OBT and to have you as a mate.
    May something good happen to you today!!!
    Oh,,, and welcome to the folds of OBT Aidenk and here’s hoping you make a speedy recovery.
    Cheers
    Mick

    Cheers Mick, would do it for you maybe

    Now delete that karma for me please, thanks for who ever gave it but no thanks, its the thought that counts

    TB

    May 25, 2009 at 10:28 pm #136390

    David
    Member

    micknmeld wrote:

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    Top effort TB, your efforts to help a fallen rider have gone over and above. It makes me proud to be part of OBT and to have you as a mate.
    May something good happen to you today!!!
    Oh,,, and welcome to the folds of OBT Aidenk and here’s hoping you make a speedy recovery.
    Cheers
    Mick

    Here Here to what Mick said TB, The whole episode shows at heart you really have one, top example Mate to all the newbies that are here and choice actions by retrieving and storing the beemer, the only thing we need to work on now is ya ugly mug……I just couldnt help my self.:) :)

    Seriously this is what riding with ya mates and doing the right thing is all about, I think you should get the Old Bull of the year for next year, Makes us all think about the other guys we ride with and how to make the whole thing work for us all, Keep the good examples coming like this and I might just like you one day……nah you ride a Honda……but there is hope:laugh: :) ;)

    Aidenk, you are so lucky to have thrown yourself down in front of these guys intended route, hope all goes well for the aches and pains, hope you have a speedy recovery, stay upright Mate

    May 25, 2009 at 10:37 pm #136396

    Trent
    Member

    Well done guys, good show from all of you and especially TB and chop!

    Aidan, glad to hear you’re on the mend, mate. What sort of boat anchor is it?

    Its a shame stories of such good spirit don’t make the headlines instead of the pit bike/hoon crowd behaviour.

    May 25, 2009 at 10:37 pm #136397

    Greg
    Member

    Heres so happy snaps from when we retrieved the bike

    The bike in question

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    Suiting up in the scrub

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    Chop giving me thumbs up for lift off

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    Once we got back on the black top

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    TB

    May 25, 2009 at 10:40 pm #136398

    glenn
    Member

    I have been sitting back reading this thread and if its ok with all I`m gunna comment.(only admin can stop me)

    Old mate that fell from the Beema, hope you have a trouble free recovery and get back on that BMW real soon,(bettcha it gets a OBT sticker on somewhere)

    TB.
    you have shown all and sundry your true colours (will ride anything) no just kidding, to do what yous have done for a stranger is up there with one of the best and nicest things I have ever heard about.:)

    If this act of unselfishness is what being an OLB BULL TRAILRIDER is all about, I`m here to stay, where do I buy the T shirt to advertise that I`m an Old Bull.:) ;)

    Congrats to the recovery crew for a valiant effort to recover a strangers bike and reduce the amount of anxiety going through the owners mind whilst he lays in hospital.:)

    PS bettcha TB gets bloody grip warmers for the Honda now..who wants a bet?:woohoo: :woohoo: :)

    May 25, 2009 at 10:43 pm #136405

    Anonymous

    Again, top effort TB and Chop :)

    May 25, 2009 at 11:14 pm #136408

    Chris
    Member

    Yep what an awesome effort from the Guys, can’t believe chops got a cuppa out there in the middle of nowhere that bike sure looks nice. TB enjoyed it just a little too much me thinks. Who’s up for a group buy for heated grip warmers If there is an interest I WILL ORGANISE THIS ONE!
    PM ME if you are and I’ll start a new thread. Don’t Post here lets keep this one ON TOPIC.

    CHeers
    CHris.

    May 25, 2009 at 11:31 pm #136412

    glenn
    Member

    little hint on the hand warmers if you are going to buy some,,,,,

    GET THEM BEFORE THE NUNDLE RIDE

    May 25, 2009 at 11:34 pm #136419

    Chris
    Member

    Oh and well said up there Boony.. I didn’t take you for the emotional type.

    Chris.

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