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View Poll Results: Would you object to legislation making it illegal to ride without 'proper' kit ?
No - I never ride without it anyway 43 45.74%
Yes - but I'd live with it 37 39.36%
Yes - And I'd ignore it 14 14.89%
Yes - I'd quit riding 0 0%
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Old 29-11-07, 12:17 PM   #51
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You got a finger-licking-hangover?
I get hangovers after a Mcdonalds
nope, i have a beer induced one
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Old 29-11-07, 12:22 PM   #52
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Don't object at all.

IMO, your a moron and don't have much self respect (or for family/partners) if you go out without adiquate clothing.

I was brought up by a dad who was knocked off/had a fair few accidents in his time. Amount of times protection has saved him from much worse injuries (like seizing his bike coming into Paddock Hill at Brands at well over a tonne ).
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Old 29-11-07, 01:02 PM   #53
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Don't object at all.

IMO, your a moron and don't have much self respect (or for family/partners) if you go out without adiquate clothing.

I was brought up by a dad who was knocked off/had a fair few accidents in his time. Amount of times protection has saved him from much worse injuries (like seizing his bike coming into Paddock Hill at Brands at well over a tonne ).
Likewise I've fallen off my pushbike to many times. Wrist protectors, knee and elbow pads & a helmet should be law.

I'd get my haircut tomorrow but i'm afraid they might catch me with the scissors - Ahh! Help us mr Brown! (shall I make the cheque payable to Harriet Harman?)
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Old 29-11-07, 08:21 PM   #54
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have I missed somthing? what does james blunt have to do with helmets? other than hes a d**k! lol love the word play
Sorry, derail, just an insight into my hyperactive and tangent happy mind!

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banning isn;t the issue of the topic though...

it was a wondering whether setting personal safety regulations will ever be increased to include proper gear
As Northy already said, take it too far and it's not enforcable. All you could add to the current law would be jacket trousers and glove "designed for the purpose", which would be pointless as the stuff you buy in Lidl for 30 quid would be adequate. Even cheaper stuff would be manufactered and branded as a "protective motorcycle jacket"

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IMO, your a moron and don't have much self respect (or for family/partners)
Don't think you have much respect for anybody really, do you? I've got enough self respect to know that I wouldn't portray myself in that manner on a public forum.
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