> The injuries were as expected for gearless riders. One woman was dead
> before I stopped the truck--massive head injuries. The guy had by all
> appearances a broken back. The other woman had severe road rash, was
> going into shock in a major way, and concerned me for internal injuries.
> The
I, myself alway use protective clothing and in general don't think it should
be a law to wear it because I think the freedom we have becomes less and
less. If every risk is arranged by law, in a couple off years we are not
allowed to sport, drive or come outside anymore.
But on the other hand the
ne is
complaining about that?
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Subject: gear (not for the archives--fluff)
>
> Folks,
>
> I was maintaining my silence, until I rea
Folks,
I was maintaining my silence, until I read Shawn's comment from Monday.
I'll keep it short, and minimize the unpleasantries.but feel free to
hit the delete key now.
On Mon, 4 Sep 2000, SHAWN PEARSALL wrote:
> Have fun...ride safely guys and galsout of towners this weekend had
