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[Anonymous]

Damn, it’s not good to hear anyone has had a crash let alone someone you know. I’m glad he’s (relatively) okay and as others have said they heal quick at that age.

I hope to see you back out on the bike again soon Tim, all the best mate.

[DeanMember]

Yeah Smurf get well quick buddy, injuries suck bat!!

On another note when I arrived home I got news from my mother,one of my best mates from school came off his bike and died from his injuries. Apparently he wasnt wearing a helmet I dont know the full story yet but it just reinforces the danger of our sport and the importance of safety gear especially helmets.

RIP Darryl ol mate

Deano

[murph the surfMember]

Thanks again for the well wishes

Ollie, that is very sad news mate, condolences

Murph

[Anonymous]

sorry to here it mate. i have a missing tooth from such an accident. but me and smurf are the lucky ones really

i also have mate who almost had his arm torn off. it is kind of back on now but with an incredible amount of pain. He still rides, but in a lot of pain (note: he no longer runs barkbusters)

i also lost a good mate’s who bleed to death in the bush at wallsend

both these mates did nothing wrong.

Good advice. keep left.
May i also suggest running high visibility tape on the front of your bike and high visibility on your riding gear. i reckon bright orange is the best contrast against bush and sky.

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