Motorcycle Ankle Injury Accident Claim
30 Jun 2010
I was involved in a straightforward motorcycle accident, where the other driver’s insurers accept that their car driver was to blame, so I won’t go into detail about how the accident occurred.
Oulton Park
26 Jun 2010
The ideal preparation for a race weekend probably doesn’t involve an 80-hour work week, massive sleep debt and a 4am start. It’s unlikely you’d choose to miss the practice day and sole qualifying session on the Friday, as you’d rather not be last on the grid. Nevertheless, that’s the situation I’m in this morning. But […]
Oulton race 1
It seemed especially unlikely, but from 31st on the grid I won the first race. I crossed the line at the end of the first lap in third place and knew then that a win was possible. With the BST wheels fitted, the bike is fantastic. I’ll need to push hard to have a chance […]
Oulton race two
Second. I went faster but Chris was on it from the start and I couldn’t reel him in, so well done to him. More later – 3hr drive home now.
White Dalton complete the RBLR1000 2010
23 Jun 2010
Andrew and Cheffy both made it back to Squires Café after the gruelling 1000 mile 22½ hour ride around the north of England and Scotland.
Goodbye Ducati
17 Jun 2010
It’s a sad day in the White Dalton Offices today as we wave goodbye to my Ducati 600SS (I finally had to agree with others that I really wasn’t likely to ever ride it again as it was no match for the Triumph 675).
Corporal Tom Gaden Memorial Day, Taunton 12 June 2010
11 Jun 2010
Our bus will be at a “Help for Heroes” charity event at Victoria Park Community Centre in Taunton Saturday 12th June 2010.
Accident between a tractor and a bike
10 Jun 2010
I was riding my GSX-R1000 along a B-road that I know well. I ride pretty carefully because I know the road often has mud all over the farm entrances.
One ride, two nations – the Allied Memorial Remembrance Ride, Sat 3rd July 2010
04 Jun 2010
Saturday the 3rd July 2010 sees the start of the second Allied Memorial Remembrance Ride, hosted by the Royal British Legion Riders Branch
Ace Café – Margate Meltdown Photos
03 Jun 2010
Some photos of us at the Ace Café Margate Meltdown last weekend
Cadwell race three
31 May 2010
After a difficult start the weather today turned out to be fantastic. The same can be said of my race. From 32nd on the grid I had to battle hard to make up ground but came up smiling with another second place. That was especially pleasing today we’re doing eight laps not nine. I don’t […]
Cadwell race four
After a blinding start and first lap, at the end of which I was already in eighth, the race was stopped for an accident. At the restart not only was my initial hard work undone but, because of the delay, the race was cut to four laps, halving the time I had to make up […]
Cadwell Park
30 May 2010
This weekend will be remembered as one where little went to plan. We’ve just had thunder, lightning, hail and now rain. I had to miss the test and first qualifying because I was working until 2am finishing a magazine deadline on Friday, the end of a 90hr week, then in this morning’s second qualifying I […]
Cadwell race one
I needed binoculars to see the lights from the 11th row and there were so many slower bikes in front of me that I had to keep rolling off to dodge them on the way to the first corner at the start. It was soaking wet too. Somehow I made up 22 places to be […]
Cadwell Park race two
Unbelievably, I was second, from 32nd on the grid! The red mist was down, big time. And just to make it harder, my seat unit broke on the third lap and I rode the rest sat on the battery. My dad, over for a month from Canada and seeing me race for the first time […]
Motorcycle Accident Claim? Immediate Action
27 May 2010
Over the years, since I first specialised in 1993 in motorcycle accident personal injury claims, I have seen good claims struggle because of lack of evidence gathered from the scene.
Motorcycle Accident Claim – Evidence Gathering
The key about evidence is to get the best evidence you can from the scene of the motorcycle accident.
Little things
18 May 2010
It’s always the little things that make a big difference, but often it takes someone else to point it out. Had my bike died a death beyond saving when it mysteriously conked out last weekend in my garage? No, a main fuse, located away from the others and which I didn’t know existed, had blown. […]
