LOST: Brisbane Corso - yesterday morning...










PDA

About Cycling Forums
LOST: Brisbane Corso - yesterday morning...
Since 2001, over 90,000 cyclist's have joined Cycling Forums to discuss topics from general cycling to equipment, training, racing and travel or vacation destinations (especially in europe during the tour de france). We also feature an great deals in our online store, 100's of articles, classifieds and product reviews.

View Full Version : LOST: Brisbane Corso - yesterday morning...



The content of the LOST: Brisbane Corso - yesterday morning... article is:

huthy
LOST: Brisbane Corso - yesterday morning...
Hi Guys,

A mate of mine was on his morning ride yesterday (the Brisbane River Loop) and he had an accident on the Brisbane Corso (near the Somerville House Rowing Clubhouse).

He had to be taken away in an ambulance, and consequently his pride and joy was left on the side of the road. By the time his wife got there it was gone.

We are hoping that someone has taken it for safe keeping, and we are now trying to locate it.

It is a:

Full Carbon EPX-303 Frame (Silver and White)
Black Spinergy Wheels with White Spokes
SRAM Rival Groupset

I would suspect it will be damaged, but don't know to what extent.

If anyone knows anything about it, please let me know via PM. The poor guy is still in hospital and I would love to be able to recover it before he gets home.

Thanks,

Chris

BTW - Hope this is the right place on the forum to post this....

62vette
LOST: Brisbane Corso - yesterday morning...
Bummer, every time I have had a ride in an ambulance my bike either went with me or they made sure someone looked after it.

Good luck.

huthy
LOST: Brisbane Corso - yesterday morning...
Bummer, every time I have had a ride in an ambulance my bike either went with me or they made sure someone looked after it.

Good luck.He tried, but the Ambos wouldn't let it ride with him. They did "put a note on it"....

Unfortunately he was not really in a position to argue at the time.

I can confirm it occurred between 6.30 and 7.00am yesterday morning.

scotty72
LOST: Brisbane Corso - yesterday morning...
He tried, but the Ambos wouldn't let it ride with him. They did "put a note on it"....

Unfortunately he was not really in a position to argue at the time.

I can confirm it occurred between 6.30 and 7.00am yesterday morning.I was in Brizzy yesterday (on my way home to Syd) and actually rode that way (From City toWest End around to the new bus bridge to UQ then back via Toowong). At least I think that was where you're describing. I rode through there at roughly 8-8:30. Sorry, didn't see any sign of a bike (damaged or otherwise) but, then again I wasn't really looking.

Hope your mate gets his bike (and health) back.

Scotty

huthy
LOST: Brisbane Corso - yesterday morning...
I was in Brizzy yesterday (on my way home to Syd) and actually rode that way (From City toWest End around to the new bus bridge to UQ then back via Toowong). At least I think that was where you're describing. I rode through there at roughly 8-8:30. Sorry, didn't see any sign of a bike (damaged or otherwise) but, then again I wasn't really looking.

Hope your mate gets his bike (and health) back.

ScottyThanks mate, we went out and have dropped some flyers in letter boxes and put some up on power poles... so we will see what happens/

huthy
LOST: Brisbane Corso - yesterday morning...
Thanks mate, we went out and have dropped some flyers in letter boxes and put some up on power poles... so we will see what happens/The bike has been located. :)

The Somerville House Rowing Club got our flyer, and they have the bike.

I can tell you that the patient (albeit STILL awaiting surgery at the PA) is much happier knowing his bike has been recovered.

Thanks guys.

scotty72
LOST: Brisbane Corso - yesterday morning...
The bike has been located. :)

The Somerville House Rowing Club got our flyer, and they have the bike.

I can tell you that the patient (albeit STILL awaiting surgery at the PA) is much happier knowing his bike has been recovered.

Thanks guys.In what condition is the bike?

huthy
LOST: Brisbane Corso - yesterday morning...
In what condition is the bike?Not sure yet.

His wife has arranged to pick it up Monday. When I get a look I will let eveyone know.

As for the rider: Hairline fracture in the neck (non-critical - lucky it is in the "right" spot to be considered stable), shattered left forearm and dislocated wrist. They can't put the wrist back in properly until the forearm is plated and screwed. Has been at the PA in Brisbane since Wednesday (ie the day of the accident) and has been "pushed" on and off the surgery list each day. Was on the surgery list again for today/tonight... so we will see what happens.

scotty72
LOST: Brisbane Corso - yesterday morning...
Not sure yet.

His wife has arranged to pick it up Monday. When I get a look I will let eveyone know.

As for the rider: Hairline fracture in the neck (non-critical - lucky it is in the "right" spot to be considered stable), shattered left forearm and dislocated wrist. They can't put the wrist back in properly until the forearm is plated and screwed. Has been at the PA in Brisbane since Wednesday (ie the day of the accident) and has been "pushed" on and off the surgery list each day. Was on the surgery list again for today/tonight... so we will see what happens.Oh, it was Wed. I got the dates screwed up. I was there a couple of days later.

Sounds lucky.

A guy I know (occassionally lurks around these forums) had a serious fall (assited by a tradesman's van) late last year. Broke his neck but as you say - he was very lucky and is recovering well (back on the bike etc). Lets hope your friend has the same fortune.

Scotty

Sponsored Links
 




cyclingforums.com | home | WWF | Wine
Website and eCommerce Solutions