Helmets

"Peter Clinch" wrote in message
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Yes and no ;-)
Tell me how to get to Arisaig with 2x5m sea kayaks in an evening without
using a private motor vehicle and I'll be interested and surprised.

Start at Mallaig? :-)

cheers,
clive

Peter Clinch wrote:

Tell me how to get to Arisaig with 2x5m sea kayaks in an evening
without using a private motor vehicle and I'll be interested and
surprised.

Happy to be of service :-)

http://tricolour.net/photos/2001/2001-11-03/36.html

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88% of helmet statistics are made up, 65% of them at Washington University

Peter Clinch wrote:

Tell me how to get to Arisaig with 2x5m sea kayaks in an evening
without using a private motor vehicle and I'll be interested and
surprised.

Happy to be of service :-)

http://tricolour.net/photos/2001/2001-11-03/36.html

--
Guy
===
May contain traces of irony. Contents liable to settle after posting.
http://www.chapmancentral.co.uk

88% of helmet statistics are made up, 65% of them at Washington University

This is why people
might think you were trolling.

Not to mention the complete lack of explanation for your views, especially
as they're controversial.

I'm interested to know your views on the other debates on the law,
particularly whether you think mandatory helmet laws have worked well in
other places that have introduced them.

Also wondered what you think about how dangerous cycling is compared to
other things (walking etc).

Basically, 1) Is parliamentry legislation needed for the specific activity
of cycling?
2) Is the proposed legislation going to work? (i.e. has similar legislation
worked elsewhere where it has been tried?).

This is why people
might think you were trolling.

Not to mention the complete lack of explanation for your views, especially
as they're controversial.

I'm interested to know your views on the other debates on the law,
particularly whether you think mandatory helmet laws have worked well in
other places that have introduced them.

Also wondered what you think about how dangerous cycling is compared to
other things (walking etc).

Basically, 1) Is parliamentry legislation needed for the specific activity
of cycling?
2) Is the proposed legislation going to work? (i.e. has similar legislation
worked elsewhere where it has been tried?).

"Just zis Guy, you know?" wrote
Tell me how to get to Arisaig with 2x5m sea kayaks in an evening
without using a private motor vehicle and I'll be interested and
surprised.

Happy to be of service :-)

http://tricolour.net/photos/2001/2001-11-03/36.html

He he. I want one. It'd be worth taking up kayaking just to play with that!

Jon


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"Just zis Guy, you know?" wrote
Tell me how to get to Arisaig with 2x5m sea kayaks in an evening
without using a private motor vehicle and I'll be interested and
surprised.

Happy to be of service :-)

http://tricolour.net/photos/2001/2001-11-03/36.html

He he. I want one. It'd be worth taking up kayaking just to play with that!

Jon


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Peter Clinch wrote:


Yes and no ;-)
Tell me how to get to Arisaig with 2x5m sea kayaks in an evening without
using a private motor vehicle and I'll be interested and surprised.

It's a funnny thing how this sea kayaking lark seems to require car
ownership, but as a student I was rowing in 50 foot boats all over the
country (and even abroad once) for years with no car and no particular
problems.

It seems that the problem with kayaks is not that they are awkward to
transport, but that they are not awkward enough!

James
--
If I have seen further than others, it is
by treading on the toes of giants.
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/julesandjames/home/

Peter Clinch wrote:


Yes and no ;-)
Tell me how to get to Arisaig with 2x5m sea kayaks in an evening without
using a private motor vehicle and I'll be interested and surprised.

It's a funnny thing how this sea kayaking lark seems to require car
ownership, but as a student I was rowing in 50 foot boats all over the
country (and even abroad once) for years with no car and no particular
problems.

It seems that the problem with kayaks is not that they are awkward to
transport, but that they are not awkward enough!

James
--
If I have seen further than others, it is
by treading on the toes of giants.
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/julesandjames/home/

This is why people
might think you were trolling.

Not to mention the complete lack of explanation for your views,
especially as they're controversial.

I'm interested to know your views on the other debates on the law,
particularly whether you think mandatory helmet laws have worked well
in other places that have introduced them.

Also wondered what you think about how dangerous cycling is compared
to other things (walking etc).

Basically, 1) Is parliamentry legislation needed for the specific
activity of cycling?
2) Is the proposed legislation going to work? (i.e. has similar
legislation worked elsewhere where it has been tried?).

(should point out that the above was addressed to Vivian, not Jon).