Kawasaki Racing, Development & Testing
Mon Mar 28, 2011 3:00 pm
Why then are pedrosa, Rossi and de puniet riding already?! They had worse accidents... It's a whole year since he had the knee injury, he's either not seeing the right people or he's lost the drive to push through pain
Mon Mar 28, 2011 4:53 pm
Six Addict wrote:Why then are pedrosa, Rossi and de puniet riding already?! They had worse accidents... It's a whole year since he had the knee injury, he's either not seeing the right people or he's lost the drive to push through pain
That your official dignosis Dr Pinchy.
Can I just say the broken bones repair alot quicker/easier than ligaments and tendons.
Mon Mar 28, 2011 7:11 pm
I think you will see berger's rim separated from the hub , so the wheel nut tightener told me.
Mon Mar 28, 2011 7:37 pm
Six Addict wrote:Why then are pedrosa, Rossi and de puniet riding already?! They had worse accidents... It's a whole year since he had the knee injury, he's either not seeing the right people or he's lost the drive to push through pain
Sounds more like wishful thinking than logic pinchy. I've had small injuries put me out for months, then again, had larger ones which were good in 6 weeks.
It really depends on what the damage is. Maybe it was swelling so much he couldn't bend it or get his leathers on??
Mon Mar 28, 2011 8:07 pm
The way he's limping after all this time can't be good.He's walking like he busted it three weeks ago, not nearly a year ago.No one expects him to risk it if its no good but he either has to work through it or he will probably lose the ride.Harsh reality.
Mon Mar 28, 2011 10:14 pm
well if its still this bad a year after, why are they still paying him? get rid of him and get someone who is actually going to attend the race meetings... if its still too swollen to get leathers on one year after the accident, then as i said, he's seeing the wrong people...
i would love chris to do well on the kawasaki, but its been a full year of the same stuff, knee feels not so good, progressing slowly, i will ride at the round in (insert race track here) then less than a week before the scheduled event he pulls out... to me it just seems to all be a bit wishy washy and weak... and id rather have some young fast kid riding the bike permanently than a cripple who can hardly even test the thing
end of rant
Tue Mar 29, 2011 6:49 am
Six Addict wrote:well if its still this bad a year after, why are they still paying him?:
its called a Contract... Unless they Kill him or he breaks it, they have to pay him.
Tue Mar 29, 2011 6:11 pm
pay him out and get some noobie actually riding the thing...
Tue Mar 29, 2011 7:14 pm
Six Addict wrote:well if its still this bad a year after, why are they still paying him? get rid of him and get someone who is actually going to attend the race meetings... if its still too swollen to get leathers on one year after the accident, then as i said, he's seeing the wrong people...
i would love chris to do well on the kawasaki, but its been a full year of the same stuff, knee feels not so good, progressing slowly, i will ride at the round in (insert race track here) then less than a week before the scheduled event he pulls out... to me it just seems to all be a bit wishy washy and weak... and id rather have some young fast kid riding the bike permanently than a cripple who can hardly even test the thing
end of rant
agreed, at least have the bike going round, josh brookes, beau beeton to name a few
Tue Mar 29, 2011 9:03 pm
philbo wrote:agreed, at least have the bike going round, josh brookes, beau beeton to name a few
I disagree with Pincy, but I'd be happy to see Aussie Kawasaki ace Dave watt on the bike
Tue Mar 29, 2011 9:33 pm
dave#3 wrote:philbo wrote:agreed, at least have the bike going round, josh brookes, beau beeton to name a few
I disagree with Pincy, but I'd be happy to see Aussie Kawasaki ace Dave watt on the bike
After the Gumby power, i think the 11 ZX10 would be a bit boring...
Tue Mar 29, 2011 10:24 pm
you think
Tue Mar 29, 2011 11:44 pm
dave#3 wrote:philbo wrote:agreed, at least have the bike going round, josh brookes, beau beeton to name a few
I disagree with Pincy, but I'd be happy to see Aussie Kawasaki ace Dave watt on the bike
ok ok ok i'm going to come clean i back your rider to dave
Wed Mar 30, 2011 11:16 am
dave#3 wrote:philbo wrote:agreed, at least have the bike going round, josh brookes, beau beeton to name a few
I disagree with Pincy, but I'd be happy to see Aussie Kawasaki ace Dave watt on the bike
I'd back that, wattie wouldn't issue a press release on Wednesday announcing a comeback only to not show up on Thursday at the track...
Check the date of the press release, what a joke
Wed Mar 30, 2011 11:29 am
Six Addict wrote:dave#3 wrote:philbo wrote:agreed, at least have the bike going round, josh brookes, beau beeton to name a few
I disagree with Pincy, but I'd be happy to see Aussie Kawasaki ace Dave watt on the bike
I'd back that, wattie wouldn't issue a press release on Wednesday announcing a comeback only to not show up on Thursday at the track...
Check the date of the press release, what a joke
Had a few injuries have ya mate? Done a few seasons of racing? Had an injury put you out for one meeting let alone a year?
Pinchy, you need to understand a racers head before saying stuff like that. London to a brick, I bet CB just wants to race. If he at all could, he would, it's not in a racers nature, they thrive on the challenges and the adrenaline.
If I were him, I'd be making sure it was right too as he has a lot more years of racing available to him to make some money and maybe win another championship.
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