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Whooopss.. endo in the driveway

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  1. So, after quite a pleasant ride into work this morning, I'm doing my
    usual slow front then back wheel hop over the driveway lip at the
    entracnce to work work.. hit the brake a little hard, plus pull up the
    rear a little too much and end up over the bars on the ground with a
    bike on top of me.

    Fortunately, only damage was a sore thumb (a good bit of blood there),
    grazed shoulder and large amounts of embarrasment.

    Be careful out there kiddies!

  2. Duncan said:

    So, after quite a pleasant ride into work this morning, I'm doing my
    usual slow front then back wheel hop over the driveway lip at the
    entracnce to work work.. hit the brake a little hard, plus pull up the
    rear a little too much and end up over the bars on the ground with a
    bike on top of me.

    Fortunately, only damage was a sore thumb (a good bit of blood there),
    grazed shoulder and large amounts of embarrasment.

    Be careful out there kiddies!

    You're the second person I've heard doing this in the past 24 hrs. My
    swimming coach was saying her husband did it last night, and managed to
    land on his face. OUCH!

    DaveB "safe inside on this cold cold wet day - actually it's not that
    cold but i have The Cat in The Hat in my head"

  3. DaveB said:
    Duncan said:

    So, after quite a pleasant ride into work this morning, I'm doing my
    usual slow front then back wheel hop over the driveway lip at the
    entracnce to work work.. hit the brake a little hard, plus pull up the
    rear a little too much and end up over the bars on the ground with a
    bike on top of me.

    Fortunately, only damage was a sore thumb (a good bit of blood there),
    grazed shoulder and large amounts of embarrasment.

    Be careful out there kiddies!

    You're the second person I've heard doing this in the past 24 hrs. My
    swimming coach was saying her husband did it last night, and managed to
    land on his face. OUCH!

    oooouch. I can imagine that would hurt.

    Fortunately, mine was one of those slow-motion events that happen in
    perfect clarity (although brain did not act fast enough to release
    brake hand, of course). I did a very nice shoulder-roll on the ground
    and tore the plastic cover off my helmet.

    Amazingly, the bike survived ok, too. A bit of a scratch on the left
    brake lever and that seems to be it. I must've broken its fall with my
    [censored], I think.

  4. Duncan said:

    So, after quite a pleasant ride into work this morning, I'm doing my
    usual slow front then back wheel hop over the driveway lip at the
    entracnce to work work.. hit the brake a little hard, plus pull up the
    rear a little too much and end up over the bars on the ground with a
    bike on top of me.

    Fortunately, only damage was a sore thumb (a good bit of blood there),
    grazed shoulder and large amounts of embarrasment.

    Be careful out there kiddies!


    Not in front of work colleagues, I hope.

    SteveA

  5. No.. luckily the only observers were a couple of people from a building
    a few doors down. My embarrasment will remain mine alone.

    The boss didn't even ask why I dived straight into the first-aid
    cabinet when I walked in the door!.. good to see he's concerned for my
    welfare 🙁

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