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June 1, 2011 at 5:37 pm #202342
Hello Mick,
The OB in the picture is Action.Rebore
June 1, 2011 at 5:40 pm #202347rebore450 wrote:Hello Mick,
The OB in the picture is Action.Rebore
That’s right it is to. I was even yaking to him at the campground.Once they have a helmet on, I am stuffed. :blush:
June 1, 2011 at 8:20 pm #202348Hey old bulls, Mick from orange hospital here.
Firstly thanks so much to Galey for helping after the accident and coming to see me at hospital after. What a great guy.
Secondly thanks to all the guys who helped get me to an ambulance and everyone else who stayed around and waited with me and kept my spirits up.
Galey was right, my femur was completely snapped and the patella shattered. Now I have a titanium rod; some screws and wire keeping them in place. No idea yet on recovery time, as it depends on how quickly the patella heals.
Looking forward to getting on the bike again as soon as possible.
Thanks for the well wishes, MickJune 1, 2011 at 8:26 pm #202355Good onya Mick.
You showed a lot of courage out there and I am happy to hear you are on the mend.
Good luck mate.STM
June 1, 2011 at 8:26 pm #202279GaleyKTM300 wrote:Lads,I am off to visit Mick in Orange Hospital today. I will pass on all your good wishes. I will update on my return.
Also spoke to a lovely lady at Adventure moto today who took my order for a bright orange Spot Tracker ($219 0n special) and ICE usb card ($10). Perfect colour to match the Kato!
# 1 and 2 on the best sellers list! Maybe after the weekend there has been a rush on:) I told her that TB and the OBT crew gave me the heads up and i think she muttered something that I couldnt pick up:woohoo: This seriously must be the one stop shop for any Adv and Trail rider looking for their adv gear. Well done to the OBT crew for getting them on board as a sponsor and the preso on Sat night showed their commitment to our members.
Awesome pics and vids and love the bench racing even if it is via a keyboard.
Peace out
Galey
And no I don’t get stuck in mud. I have learn’t that much at least from Mal 5.1 can ride.:laugh:
Hi Galey, good to know you feel safer in the world now you have your SPOT sorted mate. I missed another great ride because I was looking after a bunch of mates on bikes and we had a few incidents which kept me from getting out there even though we were in the area. TB reckons I can’t actua;;y ride and it’s all in my imagination
.I reckon one of these days i will get out there with you mad bunch and have some OB fun.
Anyway we are happy to support the OB’s and am especially glad about the money raised.
Cheers
Steve
June 1, 2011 at 8:45 pm #202356Glad to see your in good spirits Mick , hope you get well soon mate and look forward to catching up on another obt ride.
All the best
Nick ( sweep rider on that tree infested loop :ohmy: )
June 1, 2011 at 8:48 pm #202336Trailboss wrote:micknmeld wrote:Ollie has to earn his stripes yet!!Although after the weekend he is one step closer to acceptance.
Once he learns to start it we might http://www.wildearth.com.au/optimus-terra-weekend-ultralight-cookset-095l-p-1354.html being his friend. :laugh:Since when did you get your stripes :laugh:
Ollie’s starting problems are fixed when he listens which I saw him do many a time started easy and well. We are going to do a bike maintenance day I think and cover some stuff but in hind sight he did really well on it. Going to show him same things showed you that I have learnt the hard way over the years :huh: Then yes Mick he may pull his head out of is arse and admit it’s a better mouse trap then he has given them credit for being
TB
Boys thanks for the starting tips
it really did help get the 6Fiddy going, just glad I didnt crash her on the side of some rutt infested goat track :laugh: By the time we got onto the Turon River trail I was feeling at one with the big girl, definatley not real happy in the single trail stuff or maybe thats just me :laugh: hats off to anyone who rides one of these in the tight single track
Looking forward to the maintenance day at TB’sI have taken a heap of photies of all the steps and processes ive done to get it up to the stage she is at now and will post it up when I get some time.
Ollie
June 1, 2011 at 9:40 pm #202345micknmeld wrote:TISCO wrote:King STM wrote:Sunday morning dawned relatively warm compared to the days before.
STMOnly cause you woke up at lunch time
That is a bit ripe from a fella I saw sitting in his swag eating breakfast as we rolled out for the morning loop on Sunday.
:laugh:I’m pretty sure Tisco (Scott if I am not mistaken) rolled out with the Sunday morning ride,,,,,, then came back a short time later after coming off in the water somewhere.
June 1, 2011 at 9:42 pm #202357mickktm300 wrote:Hey old bulls, Mick from orange hospital here.
Firstly thanks so much to Galey for helping after the accident and coming to see me at hospital after. What a great guy.
Secondly thanks to all the guys who helped get me to an ambulance and everyone else who stayed around and waited with me and kept my spirits up.
Galey was right, my femur was completely snapped and the patella shattered. Now I have a titanium rod; some screws and wire keeping them in place. No idea yet on recovery time, as it depends on how quickly the patella heals.
Looking forward to getting on the bike again as soon as possible.
Thanks for the well wishes, MickGood to hear from you Mick,,,
Sounds like you are a lucky bigger after the off you had mate :whistle:
Hope you heal up well & get back on the trails soonBTW, You still owe me some beers for the spare lever & the Space Blanket mate :laugh:
Nah, ony joking, that is the best thing about OLD BULLS , besides the rides, you are part of a great family of trailriders that lok out for each other…..
Cheers
EAGSJune 1, 2011 at 9:56 pm #202062Thought i would have my first try with photobucket.:unsure:
If this works it should be a photo of one of the rest breaks on Sunday mornings 2/3 loop.:dry:
June 1, 2011 at 9:58 pm #202360rebore450 wrote:Thought i would have my first try with photobucket.:unsure:If this works it should be a photo of one of the rest breaks on Sunday mornings 2/3 loop.:dry:
Great but i probably could have picked a better looking group.:laugh:
June 1, 2011 at 10:09 pm #202362rebore450 wrote:rebore450 wrote:Thought i would have my first try with photobucket.:unsure:If this works it should be a photo of one of the rest breaks on Sunday mornings 2/3 loop.:dry:
Great but i probably could have picked a better looking group.:laugh:
Flattery will get you everywhere :laugh:
Adam.
June 1, 2011 at 10:44 pm #202364Glad to see I wasn’t the baldest or oldest bloke in that group!!
June 2, 2011 at 12:13 am #202346micknmeld wrote:TISCO wrote:King STM wrote:Sunday morning dawned relatively warm compared to the days before.
STMOnly cause you woke up at lunch time
That is a bit ripe from a fella I saw sitting in his swag eating breakfast as we rolled out for the morning loop on Sunday.
:laugh:As Jeffro quoted elsewhere here Mick Scotty went on the morning loop Sunday so you owe him a sorry :laugh: he was back in 5 mins cause he binned it in a puddle and was freezing
:laugh: :laugh: Drowned rat actually 😆
TB
June 2, 2011 at 12:34 am #202385It must have been when I headed to the servo for smokes then. I was on my bike and he was still in his swag.
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