Posted: Mon May 27, 13 8:25 pm
You have now overdone yourself Don take it easy !!!! or you will need two of them !
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Brooklands May 26th..............quick update
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Posted: Mon May 27, 13 8:28 pm
Yeah you know it John! I'll see if Mossy's got one for me back and i'm good to go
Posted: Mon May 27, 13 8:43 pm
Glad it helped Don.PETTYBIRD wrote:Mossy
I've spent nearly all day in the garden, digging, planting, mowing etc etc and wearing the elbow strap you kindly gave me.....no probs at all. And yesterday driving the lorry back from Brooky too was so much easier. Very grateful mate.......thankyou
Surprised me how well they work. Takes a few months of wearing it before it stops hurting.
I had a heavier duty strap. Think it was made by 'fortuna' or something ???
I can get one local and send it if that one dies.
As for your back mate.
It's that bumpy old bird !!!!
Just swap it for my nice comfy more door and you'll feel 18 again. Sorted.
Posted: Tue May 28, 13 8:48 am
Wish I was 18 again !!!!!!!!
Posted: Tue May 28, 13 9:14 am
Glad it helped Don.
Surprised me how well they work. Takes a few months of wearing it before it stops hurting.
I had a heavier duty strap. Think it was made by 'fortuna' or something ???
I can get one local and send it if that one dies.
As for your back mate.
It's that bumpy old bird !!!!
Just swap it for my nice comfy more door and you'll feel 18 again. Sorted.[/quote]
Achin a bit this morning but none of the sharp pains I was getting mate. I reckon you're right, that 'bumpy ol' bird aint helping matters, nor is driving the Plymouth ha ha! Yeah and 18.........that seems a distant memory, startin to feel my age a bit lately but hey ho, not doing too bad
Surprised me how well they work. Takes a few months of wearing it before it stops hurting.
I had a heavier duty strap. Think it was made by 'fortuna' or something ???
I can get one local and send it if that one dies.
As for your back mate.
It's that bumpy old bird !!!!
Just swap it for my nice comfy more door and you'll feel 18 again. Sorted.
[/quote]Achin a bit this morning but none of the sharp pains I was getting mate. I reckon you're right, that 'bumpy ol' bird aint helping matters, nor is driving the Plymouth ha ha! Yeah and 18.........that seems a distant memory, startin to feel my age a bit lately but hey ho, not doing too bad
Posted: Wed Jun 26, 13 10:48 am
Just found this particularly nice Brooklands round-up in case you haven't spotted it...
http://retrorides.proboards.com/thread/ ... To=1792932
Best wishes to all
E68
http://retrorides.proboards.com/thread/ ... To=1792932
Best wishes to all
E68
Posted: Wed Jun 26, 13 11:01 am
Crikey Nigel, he's done a great job there!
He's known to my oppo in the Mazda RZ club for doing some great reviews.
He's known to my oppo in the Mazda RZ club for doing some great reviews.
Posted: Wed Jun 26, 13 1:22 pm
I just spent my whole lunch hour reading that and looking closely at the photos.english68 wrote:Just found this particularly nice Brooklands round-up in case you haven't spotted it...
http://retrorides.proboards.com/thread/ ... To=1792932
Best wishes to all
E68
Very good write up.
Posted: Wed Jun 26, 13 1:24 pm
Some superb pics there
Posted: Wed Jun 26, 13 2:03 pm
Awesome stuff!
Ram outta time on my taco break to finish reading.
Ram outta time on my taco break to finish reading.
Posted: Wed Jun 26, 13 7:21 pm
Great stuff, some really good pictures there, and witty text, he sounds a bit of a character.