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I'm trying to help out a local bike club to get a more prominent
sign up to tell folks to wear their helmets. Can anyone point me to a good online image that can be used? I googled for "helmet" and "helmet required" or "helmet required sign" but came up empty. try other languages: http://images.google.com/images?q=he...en&sa=N&tab=wi http://images.google.com/images?hl=n...en&q=Sturzhelm |
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I found some of these actually, but none conveyed
the message.. -- - Zilla Cary, NC (Remove XSPAM) "Doezel" wrote in message ... I'm trying to help out a local bike club to get a more prominent sign up to tell folks to wear their helmets. Can anyone point me to a good online image that can be used? I googled for "helmet" and "helmet required" or "helmet required sign" but came up empty. try other languages: http://images.google.com/images?q=he...en&sa=N&tab=wi http://images.google.com/images?hl=n...en&q=Sturzhelm |
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For safety, and for keeping the bike trails opened for
bikers. If someone without a helmet gets hurt, then the park managers may close the trails for the rest of us. -- - Zilla Cary, NC (Remove XSPAM) "G.T." wrote in message ... "Zilla" wrote in message . .. I'm trying to help out a local bike club to get a more prominent sign up to tell folks to wear their helmets. Why? |
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There is a sign with 10 park rules in it, the the "Wear a helmet"
rule is the 3rd or 4th line. It's not prominent enough. -- - Zilla Cary, NC (Remove XSPAM) "John Harlow" wrote in message ... Zilla wrote: I'm trying to help out a local bike club to get a more prominent sign up to tell folks to wear their helmets. Can anyone point me to a good online image that can be used? I googled for "helmet" and "helmet required" or "helmet required sign" but came up empty. If helmets are truly required by landowners / managers, then I'd think a simple, official looking sign with "Helmets Required" would be the direct approach; anything else might be "cute" and therefore ignored. |
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Thanks, I'll pass these along.
-- - Zilla Cary, NC (Remove XSPAM) "Ride-A-Lot" wrote in message ... Zilla wrote: Nah, more "family-friendly", though that will definitely make me wear one. http://tinyurl.com/5rjy7 http://tinyurl.com/49gwu -- o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o www.schnauzers.ws |
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Zilla wrote: For safety, and for keeping the bike trails opened for bikers. If someone without a helmet gets hurt, then the park managers may close the trails for the rest of us. If someone trips on a shoelace will they require everyone to wear velcro? "G.T." wrote in message ... "Zilla" wrote in message . .. I'm trying to help out a local bike club to get a more prominent sign up to tell folks to wear their helmets. Why? |
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There is a sign with 10 park rules in it, the the "Wear a helmet" rule is the 3rd or 4th line. It's not prominent enough. Unfortunately you could have a 50 foot neon sign and it would still be disregarded. Their "nut should be covered" if it's on a regulation sign, so not sure what the issue is. It sounds like there is a story behind this; I hope the place is not on the brink of closure because of some doofus. |
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wrote in message ups.com... Zilla wrote: For safety, and for keeping the bike trails opened for bikers. If someone without a helmet gets hurt, then the park managers may close the trails for the rest of us. If someone trips on a shoelace will they require everyone to wear velcro? Not the issue here, is it? The issue is, someone gets hurt, riding without a helmet, in that park, it goes toward making the park close - right or wrong, that's the way it is. Shaun aRe |
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G.T. wrote: "Zilla" wrote in message . .. I'm trying to help out a local bike club to get a more prominent sign up to tell folks to wear their helmets. Why? It's definitely a two edged sword. On one hand, yeah some doof might get hurt and sue the land manager for no sign. If the park already has a small sign with "helmet required" on it though, there should not be a prudent jury in the country who would find a land manager liable. On the other, cleansing the gene pool is not such a bad thing, at least according to Darwinism. Maybe that's why j pouloser aka puddinhead disappeared. He bumped his empty noggin and is now at a terminal BYOB (bring your own bib) drool party. JD |
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JD wrote:
It's definitely a two edged sword. On one hand, yeah some doof might get hurt and sue the land manager for no sign. If the park already has a small sign with "helmet required" on it though, there should not be a prudent jury in the country who would find a land manager liable. On the other, cleansing the gene pool is not such a bad thing, at least according to Darwinism. Maybe that's why j pouloser aka puddinhead disappeared. He bumped his empty noggin and is now at a terminal BYOB (bring your own bib) drool party. Ah, Poulos! Someone just yesterday used a B.A.H. sig, but I couldn't remember the preeminent nutjob's name. Qu'elle maroon. |
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