Just where kids safety is involved I get a bit twitchy!
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31-08-06, 11:25 AM
Just where kids safety is involved I get a bit twitchy!
31-08-06, 11:28 AM
coould install a seat belt!
unfortuantly her mother feels the same way! So she doesn't want her to go near the bike till she's 16!
31-08-06, 01:08 PM
Top box?[/quote]Originally Posted by Amante 271
[quote author=mikey link=1156945314/0#4 date=1156970421]mines only12 weeks! i'm sure i can find a way!!
Years ago a swedish chiropractor told me that in Sweden you can get cradles that fit on your bike tank for the baby to go in - dunno how safe tho :-/
31-08-06, 01:22 PM
Took my 12 year old for a blat around the local roads but was told by my sensible and significant other half that it would be the one and only time.
I accept the risks of riding a bike and that I may get hurt for something that was not my fault, but rightly so I could not handle a situation where my son/daughter got hurt on the bike. Even if you are only toddling along there are plenty of pheasants/deer/car drivers/oil slicks/etc in this part of the country that are out to get yer. Shame really cos my daughter absolutely loved going on the bike......
My neighbour is a surgeon and he refers to bikers as organ donors...............12 is a bit young to be an organ donor in my opinion. However this is only my opinion and I do not necessarily condone others taking kids on bikes.......its their kids and their decision.
31-08-06, 03:31 PM
I've been on the back of my dad's bikes since i was 9, rememebr when he got one of the first ZX10's..was awesome in its day
31-08-06, 03:33 PM
I'm with you on that one sprocket,I'm only prepared to accept responsability for my own saftey. Another reason I refuse to take any pillion ( I don't like guilt )Each to their own though.
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