You could fly down for the Monza WSB & hire an automatic car (as it's your left leg). It's a short drive from Milan (but set off very early as the traffic's a nightmare). I love Monza, it'd be worth the effort & might cheer you up.

got new plans-- going to hold out for near end of season and do either portugal or spain moto gp meets.(esteril or valencia)
ferry down to santander (hopefully weather will still be mild- october / november.

Estoril's this weekend mate. They changed the dates so they could fit a round in at Istanbul (I think :puzzled: ).

I went to valencia last year. Excellent organisation, atmosphere, etc. Highly recommend it. Enjoy

[Edited on 14-4-2005 by Wylie1]

will the weather be good for valencia motogp ?

Weather was dry & sunny, but not that warm, low-mid twenties from memory.

Loads of good reasons to go:

- Good viewing + seating is quite close to the track.
- Amazing atmosphere.
- Well organised traffic management.
- You can drive to Andorra & buy bike kit/ accessories much cheaper than uk prices.
- Excellent facilities, ie. food, toilets, etc.

You'll need to get your tickets quite early as it sells out completely.

i'm going !!!!

leg dependent !!??

Good to see your body might be dented but your enthusiasm isn't. Keep smiling. You know you want to.

Best Wishes
Ruth :bouncy:

update,,,

should have had plaster off for last time today...

consultant not happy -- 3 more weeks in plaster --

bummer !!!!!!!

BUGGER!!!!!!!

Chris,

I had exactly the same injury on the same leg at the start of 2003 .... 3 week before I picked up my new 749s :(

I did try to ride the bike but with my toes sticking out in the cold and trying to hook the heel of my plaster cast under the gear lever to go up gears was impossible.

I had about 14 weeks in plaster and physio 3 times a week for a further 12 weeks, still difficult to ride during physio. 1 of the problems was getting on the bike, at one point all your weight is on your left leg as you pivot around to get on your bike.

The good news I can offer is that if you stick to the physio and do all the exercise you can get back to 99% as before. 2 years down the line the only problem I sometimes have is a little cramp in my calf muscle on a long ride, especially if you tend to ride on the balls of your feet.

All the best and hope it works out for you.