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thanks to all for the advice, I am looking into it.

It did happen in England and I was injured (broken collar bone and fingers)

Sadly I have quit cycling as the fear now is too much to ride a bike

Hi, last May I was knocked off the bike by a lorry, the company (CEMEX) have admitted liability. They have advised me to get my own solicitor, so I am after a good one that specialises in this sort of claim. Does anyone have any recommendations? I am not a member of the BCF or any other cycling grou...

thanks for that, all good sound advice. It is taking ages to heal, I am back to fracture clinic today to see if I need an operation on the collar bone. The groin still hurts too. I will consider all your points, thanks

thanks, had a hip X-Ray today, nothing showed up on that. I think its a torn groin muscle but will see what the experts say

thanks, too many idiots driving while using mobile, too many pot holes etc

that sounds similar to my injury. I am in no hurry to get back on the bike as sadly I am quitting cycling. But I just wish this groin injury would clear. This morning the GP ruled out a hernia and sent me for a hip X-Ray, I am 99.9% certain my hip is ok but will still go through with it

thanks.

Hospital dealt with the broken bones. The doc examined the area & said it was bruising, I dont think that is correct as I would have expected the pain to ease by now. All the doc wanted to do was give me stronger pain killers (codeine).

I was knocked off my bike by an HGV & suffered a broken collar bone, broken finger & numerous cuts & abrasions. These seem to be healing but I have had a terrible pain in the groin area since (5 weeks since crash). I am wondering if I could have pulled, torn, ruptured something or could ...

due to being knocked off my bike, I'm after a good quality exercise bike, just wondered if anyone had a recommendation I am looking for an exercise bike rather than a turbo trainer, thanks martin