The journey from small guy to teenager...

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He looks comfy enough on that e-bike!
Good to hear he's working on fitness and core strength, lots of parents don't consider it with any sport but it makes a big difference.
Remember to feed him up though! :thumbup: :thumbup:
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G.P wrote: Mon Oct 24, 2022 4:21 pm Remember to feed him up though! :thumbup: :thumbup:
He eats about 20,000 cals per day and looks like a stick insect. I think he'd fall down a drain if he mis-timed it.... I'm exceptionally jealous.
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Coaching for the boy today with Katy Curd Coaching along with a bunch of mates

Was slippery!

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Some may not want to watch. Don't say I didn't warn you

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Holy fook. Good job youths are made of rubber.
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:wtf:

Is he OK?
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Count Steer wrote: Sun Oct 30, 2022 7:49 pm :wtf:

Is he OK?
Broken clavicle
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Not so good ...
I'm not enough enough to understand what went wrong (other than the landing)
But in good old cycling fashion - is the bike okay?
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Mr Moofo wrote: Sun Oct 30, 2022 7:52 pm Not so good ...
But in good old cycling fashion - is the bike okay?
Not sure yet. Not home from A&E due to accidenton A34
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weeksy wrote: Sun Oct 30, 2022 7:50 pm
Count Steer wrote: Sun Oct 30, 2022 7:49 pm :wtf:

Is he OK?
Broken clavicle
:( Poor chap.

Looking at the landing area I imagine he's not the first or last. That edge needs blending.
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weeksy wrote: Sun Oct 30, 2022 7:53 pm
Mr Moofo wrote: Sun Oct 30, 2022 7:52 pm Not so good ...
But in good old cycling fashion - is the bike okay?
Not sure yet. Not home from A&E due to accidenton A34
But out of A&E?
Which is good
And presumably a supply of pain killers?
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Count Steer wrote: Sun Oct 30, 2022 7:54 pm
weeksy wrote: Sun Oct 30, 2022 7:50 pm
Count Steer wrote: Sun Oct 30, 2022 7:49 pm :wtf:

Is he OK?
Broken clavicle
:( Poor chap.

Looking at the landing area I imagine he's not the first or last. That edge needs blending.
That's the 2nd jump, he was trying to double gap it
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Ooof, that's one hell of a crash.

I hope he heals quickly.
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Yoof attempting something that few others have cleared. He's not lacking in cajones, thats for sure. :clap:

He's only a little bit short, the front wheel skims the lip, the rear cases and fires him out the front door, another foot of flight and he'd have cleared it.

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Yeowchy 😱 Didn’t enjoy watching that 😢
Tough lad that’s for sure 💪🏻 GWS JW.

He’s fit and young and healthy so fingers crossed for a speedy recovery.


Matt Hayman won Paris-Roubaix after his broken bone enforced trainer season so maybe he can get on for some Zwift soon?
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Image2022-10-30_09-13-26 by Steve Weeks, on Flickr


That right there is £1000 of anyones money
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Bloody hell. Awesome that it's just the clavicle. Downside I guess is that cycling carries on through winter so he'll be peeved to miss more. But at least this time is was a cycling and full on incident, not tripping over at school!! :1

Shame about the bike :o :o :o

Hope he heals super fast - and is still happy when he gets back on two wheels xxxx
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Big owch, hope he heals quick!
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Earlier

Image2022-10-30_09-40-37 by Steve Weeks, on Flickr
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Ouch, heal quick Weeksy Minimus!
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