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Re: RTA
Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2014 12:32 pm
by spaceprobe
Ibuprofen is very good for joint issues and will not clash with your epilepsy medication. Do not overdo the dose don't be tempted to use Ibuprofen gel at the same time and make sure you eat, it can be tough on the tummy. Glad nothing to serious to report you may find hot baths will help the knee.
Re: RTA
Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2014 12:58 pm
by Funkycowie
Told my boss that I'll be in work tomorrow but she said only come in 4 hours see how I do, I have a nice boss

Re: RTA
Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2014 1:17 pm
by anonstarter
Funkycowie wrote:Told my boss that I'll be in work tomorrow but she said only come in 4 hours see how I do, I have a nice boss

Nice? Birds of a feather flock together Mister Funky! You take it easy fella...
Re: RTA
Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2014 2:18 pm
by Funkycowie
Took more photo's of the scoot just now as I wasn't sure I was looking well enough on Sunday Night... and spotted further damage... looks to me like £2500 if I were to do it myself, minus fittings, wrap, etc and work/inspection...
Fender, Front, 94.34
Duct, Air 132.33
Cover, Side 1, 131.53
Mole, Side Cover 1, 88.18
Cover, Front, 167.86
Rear View Mirror Assy (left), 62.68
Stand, Main, 183.80
Stand, Side, 49.47
Bracket, Side Stand, 53.17
Body, Cowling, 98.45
Stay 1, 306.63
Panel 1,75.09
Panel, Inner 5, 47.83
Body, Cowling 2, 109.13
Front Flasher Light Assy, 49.80
Headlight Unit Assy, 366.73
Emblem, 19.04
Sub Total £2,036.06
VAT (**) £407.19
Total £2,443.25
Re: RTA
Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2014 10:24 pm
by Data
That's a tough list Funky! But glad you are feeling a bit better and there is nothing too serious for you and all of us to worry about. Time to put your feet up and have a beer if you are allowed to with your meds. If not, I'm prepared to have one for you!

Re: RTA
Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 11:33 am
by Ferret
Glad you are feeling better Funky ,thats the main thing . I am very surprised the solicitors arranging your physio etc have not arranged scans and the reason i say this is from personal experience .Xrays do not show up possible damage to your rotato cuff areas of your shoulders . There is not always an initially noticeable problem ,but if it does it can cause you really bad problems an pain to the point of pulling your hair out . They fixed mine with an op and hydrotherapy and i did get compensated but lost 3 years of my life to boot . The scoot will get written off at that price ,push them hard to find you a replacement or the higher amount of cash .Good luck
Re: RTA
Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 5:35 pm
by Funkycowie
The scoot is going to be picked up tomorrow so I have taken off my favorite screen and put a standard one on just in case they decide 'the screen needs replacing' or in case it gets written off and I don't buy it back.
Now I have just remembered the Shad seat I have on it... I need to switch it back to standard... shame I can't bend down to do the exhaust as well...
EDIT: ...and brand new tyres with only a few hundred miles on... and a petrol tank full of fuel... and just Taxed and MOT'd!!!
Re: RTA
Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 5:50 pm
by Funkycowie
By the way... My gear looks like it inccured no damage except the lid, but should pads and back protector be replaced?
Re: RTA
Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 6:01 pm
by MrGrumpy
Funkycowie wrote:By the way... My gear looks like it inccured no damage except the lid, but should pads and back protector be replaced?
I'd guess not, unless you can see some obvious impact damage. Its not like a crash helmet where impact absorption could well occur in the foam parts which you can't see.
Re: RTA
Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 6:26 pm
by Liam
Funkycowie wrote:
Now I have just remembered the Shad seat I have on it... I need to switch it back to standard...
Curses! I forgot you had a shad
I've just ordered a comfort seat for my mk4. I think yours would have fit.
I could have [vultures circling:icon:]
made you an offer !
