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Originally Posted by rustybrown
(Post 12256289)
...passed out again.
Said he realized that the heat of the cutoff wheel had also burned through and cauterized the wound so he drove himself to the hospital. |
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Originally Posted by Sixty Fiver
(Post 12256296)
He tells these stories in a very matter of fact way... like the time he opened up his thigh with a cutoff wheel and was amazed that there was no bleeding as it was pretty deep and about 5 inches long.
Said he realized that the heat of the cutoff wheel had also burned through and cauterized the wound so he drove himself to the hospital. Kudos to this guy for hopping back on the saddle and finishing. |
Originally Posted by evilcryalotmore
(Post 12256175)
Oh good, I thought they where made of adamantium
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Originally Posted by ssjo
(Post 12256319)
...haha got me laughing there. tracks will no longer be made of wood but instead of laminate "wood" xD
http://www.bikerumor.com/2011/01/07/...er-first-test/ The track is made of Siberian pine because the trees are known for being straight and tall, making them suitable for the lengths of timber required to shape the track. |
http://www.ethansenglishcafe.com/wpb...mowao1_500.jpg
They've been saying, "There's a sprinter in the splinter." |
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