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    never mind someone issued it by mistake who the hell dream't it up.

    If you ride a m/c scooter or other powered vehicle you are old enough to dispense fuel so thats a failed argument. The only thing I do have sympathy with is some filling stations feeling the need to insist on customers removing their helmets so cashiers don't feel threatened. If they expect that, then they need to put that on the pump.

    I have never been refused fuel
     
     

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    the whole situation is FUBAR my gf got asked for ID for a pack of ciggies...............hang on you think she is old enough to drive (since she was filling car up at same time) yet u dont belive she is old enough to purchase cigs? HUH :-?

    there are a couple of local stations around me that have a sign saying "will bikers remove there helmet before dispensing fuel" and then there are some that have no sign and i can walk in with lid on and nothing is said!!
     
     

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    Actually the benzine in unleaded fuel is very toxic. In some countries it's law that pumps must create a seal between the vehicle and the nozzle.
    Dont see how wearing an open face helmet would make any difference though.
     
     

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    I dont disagree that petrol fumes are dangerous and know of a 16 YO lad in the midlands who died sniffing petrol from his moped.

    The chances of fumes accumilating in your helmet are less than negligible unless you sniff or have your head right over the nozzle. Filling your average car will be more dangerous as the tanks are three times bigger so filling takes longer.

    In the US I have seen fume nozzles on pumps, but I not sure if or how they work on a m/c's.

    Im am surprised at Morrisons not getting their facts right.
     
     

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    A non story as far as I can see. One fuel station has asked One person to remove his helmet on One occasion. MCN must be devoid of articals this month.... Is this was to be rolled out over all fuel stations then it would be a story!!!
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    MCN is a trash publication - it went downhill years ago.

    Just sensationalises everything. Treats bikers like idiots.

    Never understand why anyone buys it
     
     

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    Quote Originally Posted by SupeRDel
    MCN is a trash publication - it went downhill years ago.

    Just sensationalises everything. Treats bikers like idiots.

    Never understand why anyone buys it
    I could say the same about "The Sun" - can't for the life of me think why it is the biggest selling daily in England.
     
     

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    I thought helmets collected cheese.
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