Dya know what Si....I'm going to get my mates to scrap it out of my ashes when I peg it and send it to you and Muffking to be made into a slider for your track days Awww won't that be nice
Looks like the procedure I described. Nice that you are fully mobile....bloody marvellous what they can do these days
It will have been and I used to work for the company that invented the operating theatre technology to make such operations (hip and knee replacements especially where post op infections inside the bones are nearly impossible to treat) viable by removing the risks from airborne infection. Lifted from their website..... in the late 1950s, Sir John Charnley, the world-renowned orthopaedic surgeon, recognised the necessity of providing an aero-microbiologically clean zone during surgery to avoid wound sepsis from airborne contamination, Charnley’s hip replacements were a success, but many patients were suffering from subsequent infections from the major surgery involved. Recognising the high post-operative infection rates, Sir John Charnley was put in touch with Hugh Howorth, whose company specialised in clean air solutions for a number of industrial processes. As a product of their meeting, Howorth designed an airflow system to filter air and direct sources of infection away from the patient, which was first installed at Wrightington Hospital in 1962, with a dramatic reduction in infection rates. With what was known as ‘the Charnley-Howorth airflow’ in place, post-operative infections after orthopaedic surgery were considerably reduced and Charnley, along with other pioneering surgeons in the UK, were able to develop the joint replacements now used in millions of patients. Since 1962, the Howorth Exflow Ultra Clean Ventilation system has been installed in over 2500 hospitals worldwide.
Sad news...( but probably a relief to @nigelrb ) this thread is now ended due to the SP entering the Derwent yesterday teatime....should be bobbing into the Humber if anyone sees it and wants a scrapper lol
Pah...it's a doddle for us northern lasses... then a quick scrub in the moonlight with the marigolds on and she's ready for the fish&chip run tonight
That's how it starts...next you'll be carrying around a small cleaning cloth so you can wipe it down when you stop
Please don't tell me you do that Is that why you've limited bend in your knees....your pinny's restricting it
No, not when I'm out but normally a quick wipe down when I get home Not my pinny, it's the girdle that kills me!
Could you imagine what hell that ride would be for @nigelrb . He'd have to disassemble the bike as soon as he got home to clean every bit! Wait, he would enjoy that!
Would he make it home Or would Kostas finally have to test that chip fat coated defibrillator on the wall
I rode from Liverpool to Hartlepool in weather like that in the dark on supercorsas took nearly four hours and to say it was scary is an understatement
