Unfortunately the NHS do not let you keep any metal work these days due to the risk of infection...
I already asked that question when they took the other one out...
Its a blanket ban apparently, spose they are scared of litigation...
Back under the knife...
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Making up since 2007, sometimes it's true...Honest...
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I hope all goes well for you Mac,
Chris.
Chris.
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Hope it goes well 
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Good luck with the op mate. Sent you the book too soon really!
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F3, 954 USD front, K Tech springs, Braced swinger, Penske shock, Six spoke Mockesini wheels, Harris rearsets, QaT, Flywheel diet!, A&L stacks, stick coils, K&N, FP Ti jets, lashings of Ti & CF
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I couldn't resist this one Mac 
Good luck with the op fella
Good luck with the op fella
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Good Luck Mac Hope all goes well.
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All the best Mac, shame about the metalwork, would made the bike truly personal 
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good luck mac, that's an early start!! at least the surgeon wont be knackered from a long shift
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best of luck getting them out.
I've had the one's in my arm out and best thing for it, the ones in my ankle are there for life- pain in the butt going through those new airport scanner's.
I've had the one's in my arm out and best thing for it, the ones in my ankle are there for life- pain in the butt going through those new airport scanner's.
Don't hassle me
I'll get there at some time
I'll get there at some time
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Good luck Mac, Hope it all goes well for you
chrisc
chrisc
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Good luck with the op Mac, I reckon you'll be off work for a while as they cut through the muscle so that needs to heal...So Lots of wrist exercises to aid the healing
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2014 CRMC Post classic Superbike champion.
2014 CRMC Post classic senior production champion. On a Suzuki Katana 1100
My bikes, Firestorm, Suzuki GSX-s1000 Katana, VFR800Fi. Projects, 1986 popup Katana, 3 XJ600’s
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You'll be faster afterwards- less weight.
And you'll lose some more not being able to eat the hospital food!
And you'll lose some more not being able to eat the hospital food!
It's not falling off, it's an upgrade opportunity.
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It's a Ti plate weighs nish anyway !tony.mon wrote:You'll be faster afterwards- less weight.
And you'll lose some more not being able to eat the hospital food!
Making up since 2007, sometimes it's true...Honest...