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    I know we don't like to think about it but accidents can happen to anyone. Personally I ride alone alot and have often wondered if there was an effective and easilly accessible method for carrying Emergency Medical/Contact information around with me when on the bike. Having a bit of a trawl around on the net last night and came across the following:

    http://www.bennetts.co.uk/bikesocial...elmet-decals1/

    Looks like a pretty good idea so ordered some.

    Just thought it might be of interest to a few others out there.
     
     

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    Hi Gary

    Have you ever come across the Crash card - it's recognised by paramedics. It's just a card you pop inside your helmet lining and you put a green dot on the helmet so paramedics etc know your details are there. They are often given out at bike shows etc.

    I know what you mean I often ride alone and for that reason have a wallet in my inside pocket with my driving licence and details, it's always there just in case.
     
     

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    I had thought of 'inside the helmet' cards. However, paramedics are reluctant to remove the helmet immediately so thought having the information on the outside of the helmet a good idea.

    I also try to remember to carry my wallet with me, but as I get older I become more absent minded.
     
     

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    Quote Originally Posted by gary View Post
    I had thought of 'inside the helmet' cards. However, paramedics are reluctant to remove the helmet immediately so thought having the information on the outside of the helmet a good idea.

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    Good point
     
     

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    Looks like a good idea if you can't have certain medication or have a condition.

    I've seen a few guys with their blood group printed on their helmet and I even have a mate with it tattooed on his arm.
    This is a complete waste of time as no medic will risk putting the wrong blood type into somebody based on 2nd hand info.
    If it's essential they always use O negative.
     
     

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    That's handy as I'm O negative ; )
     
     

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    All my details hang on a dog tag around my neck when i ride.
    Like this

    http://www.bikeridtags.co.uk/
    "the empty can rattles the most!"

    https://www.facebook.com/neil.hudd
     
     

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    Ah! But what if your details change...buy new tags? Simpler, and cheaper, to logon and alter them on line
     
     

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    Quote Originally Posted by gary View Post
    Ah! But what if your details change...buy new tags? Simpler, and cheaper, to logon and alter them on line
    Bet big brother loves that idea
     
     

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