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That would be fun. Combine it with a tracker I would think. That way when the blasted phone does not do what you want it to you throw it in the corner and the EMS would show up because the app detects a crash.
How about the fire crew dredging the canals when you're drunk and drop your cell in the crapper?
You throw your phone? Me thinks you need anger management. Besides On Star is in the vehicle, not on a phone
Full face helmets with possible c-spine fracture removing the helmet is contraindicated. I've never, ever heard of amputations being performed in the field.
True about full face helmet, since I only have half helmets I want thinking about that.
And as far as amputation on scene: so you never heard of it, well I did and witnessed it.
http://www.bikerspost.com/forum/topics/9-11-tribute-biker-loses-leg-in-thruway-crash
Sounds like a plot for a great movie (m/c crash & amnesia)...think it already made the big screen in another form.
Needless to say - you're thinking to deep into this deal - just relax & ride. If, God forbid, something would happen the responders can handle the situation. I'd be more worried about them treating me vs. locating phone, contacts, etc...
i wear one of these most of the time as well. Bought it for running and bicycle riding, but works for the same purpose here if license and phone aren't around for whatever reason.
Thanks for this idea. I'm actually going to get one. It's cheap for what it will do for you. Passing it on to riding buddies too. We all ride alone once in awhile.
I keep my phone in my pocket and my phone doesn't have a passcode. Figure that is as good as a card in my wallet or saddlebag. I guess my feeling is I could crash my car and be in the same situation so I don't fret bout it.
Don't tell anyone where I'm going when I ride alone, half the time I don't know until I get there. I also don't tell anyone where I'm going alone when I'm driving the pickup. something unpleasant could happen in either case.
Hummm yeah me too....I mostly ride by myself and usually decide at the drop of a hat when, where or if I feel like a ride. You got me thinking now, maybe I better put an emergency contact card with my license...thanks for the thought.
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