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vivelesalpes
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PostPosted: Fri Jan 25, 2013 9:27 pm 
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I'm probably coming as long as it stops snowing.

I hope the weather picks up in the next three weeks.
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TGR
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 30, 2013 4:44 am 
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That photo is a bit misleading - will scare the sh*t out of some! :o :D


Is this any better?





A quick question about spacing ......


I'll get my coat


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oldmuthariley
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PostPosted: Sat Feb 09, 2013 12:54 pm 
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velomaniac wrote:
Not a shame, a sensible rule and probably an insurance stipulation.

Would you not join us purely because we insist on a few grams of polystyrene on your brain bucket, really ??????? :shock:



a few points/questions:

It's a public road so anyone could tag on to your ride - with or without helmet.
How are you going to enforce your rule?

It's an individual's choice whether to wear a helmet or not

It's not the law in the UK to wear a helmet

It's a subjective opinion as to whether "a few grams of polystyrene on your brain bucket" actually protects you from brain injury/death

All those "retro riders" and pros of years gone by didn't wear helmets and i expect most of them died of old age not head injuries

Just sayin..... :roll:
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vivelesalpes
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PostPosted: Sat Feb 09, 2013 3:15 pm 
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oldmuthariley wrote:
velomaniac wrote:
Not a shame, a sensible rule and probably an insurance stipulation.

Would you not join us purely because we insist on a few grams of polystyrene on your brain bucket, really ??????? :shock:



a few points/questions:

It's a public road so anyone could tag on to your ride - with or without helmet.
How are you going to enforce your rule?

It's an individual's choice whether to wear a helmet or not

It's not the law in the UK to wear a helmet

It's a subjective opinion as to whether "a few grams of polystyrene on your brain bucket" actually protects you from brain injury/death

All those "retro riders" and pros of years gone by didn't wear helmets and i expect most of them died of old age not head injuries

Just sayin..... :roll:


Oooh I think you may have opened a can of worms.

IMHO I think it's a matter of personal choice - I'll be wearing one.
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oldmuthariley
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PostPosted: Sat Feb 09, 2013 4:07 pm 
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vivelesalpes wrote:
oldmuthariley wrote:
velomaniac wrote:
Not a shame, a sensible rule and probably an insurance stipulation.

Would you not join us purely because we insist on a few grams of polystyrene on your brain bucket, really ??????? :shock:



a few points/questions:

It's a public road so anyone could tag on to your ride - with or without helmet.
How are you going to enforce your rule?

It's an individual's choice whether to wear a helmet or not

It's not the law in the UK to wear a helmet

It's a subjective opinion as to whether "a few grams of polystyrene on your brain bucket" actually protects you from brain injury/death

All those "retro riders" and pros of years gone by didn't wear helmets and i expect most of them died of old age not head injuries

Just sayin..... :roll:


Oooh I think you may have opened a can of worms.

IMHO I think it's a matter of personal choice - I'll be wearing one.


probably :lol:

i think it's a matter of personal choice too - sometimes i do sometimes i don't
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matthew71
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PostPosted: Sat Feb 09, 2013 7:07 pm 
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oldmuthariley wrote:
velomaniac wrote:
Not a shame, a sensible rule and probably an insurance stipulation.

Would you not join us purely because we insist on a few grams of polystyrene on your brain bucket, really ??????? :shock:



a few points/questions:

It's a public road so anyone could tag on to your ride - with or without helmet.
How are you going to enforce your rule?

It's an individual's choice whether to wear a helmet or not

It's not the law in the UK to wear a helmet

It's a subjective opinion as to whether "a few grams of polystyrene on your brain bucket" actually protects you from brain injury/death

All those "retro riders" and pros of years gone by didn't wear helmets and i expect most of them died of old age not head injuries

Just sayin..... :roll:



would it really be the end of the world to wear a helmet for 1 ride? have a thought for the hardworking ride organiser who want,s to keep the guest,s on his ride as safe as possible.and if the worst dose happen,know he has done all he can to make the ride safe. after 2 miles of banter and chat you will not even know you are wearing it
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oldmuthariley
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PostPosted: Sat Feb 09, 2013 7:18 pm 
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matthew71 wrote:
oldmuthariley wrote:
velomaniac wrote:
Not a shame, a sensible rule and probably an insurance stipulation.

Would you not join us purely because we insist on a few grams of polystyrene on your brain bucket, really ??????? :shock:



a few points/questions:

It's a public road so anyone could tag on to your ride - with or without helmet.
How are you going to enforce your rule?

It's an individual's choice whether to wear a helmet or not

It's not the law in the UK to wear a helmet

It's a subjective opinion as to whether "a few grams of polystyrene on your brain bucket" actually protects you from brain injury/death

All those "retro riders" and pros of years gone by didn't wear helmets and i expect most of them died of old age not head injuries

Just sayin..... :roll:



would it really be the end of the world to wear a helmet for 1 ride? have a thought for the hardworking ride organiser who want,s to keep the guest,s on his ride as safe as possible.and if the worst dose happen,know he has done all he can to make the ride safe. after 2 miles of banter and chat you will not even know you are wearing it



:facepalm:
... perhaps you should check if riders have got their cycling proficiency badges too.
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daj
PostPosted: Sat Feb 09, 2013 7:45 pm 
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I may be wrong here but I think the national rides are covered by insurance to protect "Retrobike" if something was to happen. I expect its in the policy to wear helmets.

Could be wrong!!
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oldmuthariley
PostPosted: Sat Feb 09, 2013 7:59 pm 
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anyway, i hope everyone has a good ride and no one falls off
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Unica
PostPosted: Fri Mar 22, 2013 10:02 pm 
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Do hair nets count? :)
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