Have you one of her just standing back a bit... Cant see what rear-
sets are on the Suki...

:-)

Yeah that's the jist of it, so long as the patient(for want of a better word)
hasn't declined help then you cant be sued for performing 1st aid(unconscious =
implied consent), and as the basics are life over limb so that means keeping
them alive takes priority over protecting their spine or any other part of the
body for that matter.
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Lindy
   To: Greg D
   Cc: bikers_anon@...
   Sent: Friday, March 31, 2006 8:11 PM
   Subject: Re: [bikers_anon] Re: [girlsrideout] first aide and inexperienced
riders


   Fantastic I have never heard of this device for giving EAR with the helmet on.
I will have to do some research on that one..your mention of the good Samaritan
rule is what I was getting at.........I cant imagine anyone getting sued for
trying to do something, as you say as long as it is basic life saving measures
like CPR, or splinting a fracture etc....I wonder though if someone was to
remove a helmet in order to protect an airway and perform EAR, but in the
process cause irreversible spinal column damage........What would be the outcome
then? again I think like you say, as long as it is an honest mistake and the
airway was threatened, then it is A for Airway first and D for Disability (C
Spine immobilisation) last.



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So whos the pants off girl with the fast Suzi?

Double Thumbs Up webmaster!

Here ya go

http://au.groups.yahoo.com/group/sydney_knights/

Birdman

-----Original Message-----
From: bikers_anon@... [mailto:bikers_anon@...]
On Behalf Of Lindy
Sent: Saturday, 1 April 2006 9:53 AM
To: bikers_anon@...
Subject: [bikers_anon] yahoo groups

Hi all

Trying to join the yahoo group for Sydney Knights but.............I can't
find the bloody link.

Can someone help me out here?

Cheers

Lindy
GPX 250


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Hi all

Trying to join the yahoo group for Sydney Knights but.............I can't
find the bloody link.

Can someone help me out here?

Cheers

Lindy
GPX 250


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Hey guys
I finished up yesterday on my recent job. All the needed papers are
granteed this week and i can start my new job on monday. I am still on
a temperary working visa but the signs are looking better then ever
that the permanent one is only a year away. I would like to thank
everybody for the support in the last weeks/month. I also would like
to thank Seebreeze Kitchen in Brookvale which were so kind and gave me
the needed sponsor ship.

Leaving the past month of unhappiness behind me, I will be on the
Wisemann Ferry ride on Sunday with a very big smile on my face. So
come along and see that smile.

Thanks a lot
Andreas

Keen to sell and may appeal to fellow bikers, plenty of towing and
carrying capacity
holden commodore, VU Ute, AutoV6, 2001,red, 90K, tonneau, ute liner
and towball.  asking $16,000 ono. Adrienne on 0418 969 523

Fantastic I have never heard of this device for giving EAR with the helmet
on. I will have to do some research on that one..your mention of the good
Samaritan rule is what I was getting at.........I cant imagine anyone
getting sued for trying to do something, as you say as long as it is basic
life saving measures like CPR, or splinting a fracture etc....I wonder
though if someone was to remove a helmet in order to protect an airway and
perform EAR, but in the process cause irreversible spinal column
damage........What would be the outcome then? again I think like you say, as
long as it is an honest mistake and the airway was threatened, then it is A
for Airway first and D for Disability (C Spine immobilisation) last.


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Lindy, according to my last re sit for my first aid certification.  The Good
Samaritan laws in NSW protect you legally from any honest mistake that may be
made when administering first aid so long as you are not trying to do something
beyond your level of training.  And under the same guise, a senior first aider
has rank over a basic first aider(basic trauma management module).  I do believe
the basic course is only taught to under 14yo's these days, thus the police
should have a senior ticket or higher.  And given the number of police doing the
same re sit I did last year this would seem to be the case.

On a similar note as well, EAR/CPR can be performed with the helmet still on by
using a motorcycle specific pocket mask that's designed to fit behind the chin
bar.  But it does make clearing the airway difficult at best.

Greg.
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Lindy
   To: bikers_anon@... ; girlsrideout@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2006 12:47 PM
   Subject: Fwd: [bikers_anon] Re: [girlsrideout] first aide and inexperienced
riders


   was gonna mention the helmet thingie...spinal immobilisation is important
   but airway always comes first......two people can usually safely remove a
   helmet and get an airway/do CPR etc...without disturbing the C-Spine......if
   they are careful!

   Damn shame about that bloke up the old road but it happens everywhere,
   people have no idea what to do so they do nothing! If someone is Blue and
   not responding/talking to you, then HELLO!!! give them some basic first aid!
   I would hope no coroner would find a novice bystander in the wrong for
   trying to resuscitate a roadside victim, in the eyes of the law we are
   judged on what a reasonable person with our level of training would do....a
   reasonable police officer would be trained in Basic First Aide therefore it
   would be reasonable to assume he would know the first aide basics of airway
   before spinal immobilisation. I hope the coroner looks into that one also.

   Lindy


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Hi Guys,



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PS: If you haven't been to a club dinner before, the next one is a very good
one to come to, as well as a guest speaker you also get:



* Great Food and Company at an outrageous price ($20)
* Sean (the Prez) has a special announcement about his next bike.
* Scott will be giving tips to young riders on how to win the first
round of Superstock (two days later).
* I'll be sharing details of the Bikers Anon MotoGP game.
* Paul will talk your ears off about his new track bike (she's a
beauty).
* Deb will be giving a PowerPoint preso of the best line around the
back of Wakefield.
* Ray will be wearing his new back protector.
* Sam will be listing all the reasons that Kawasaki are the best bikes
ever.
* Tamzin will be sporting her new 'sexy' straight hair.
* Chris will be explaining why Joy won't let him buy the above bike.
* The grey unmarked Falcon will escort you home.









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We will have a guest speaker at the dinner.
John Walker is a behavioural scientist who consulted to the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police for many years. He's also a motorcycle rider.
He will talk about risk perception, false beliefs, fatal errors, and
mental conditioning.

Sean

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Yeah the whole "gotta be cruel to be kind" thing is probably correct, but
I can't ask anyone to do what I wouldn't do myself!





Chris Turner <ChrisT@...>
30/03/2006 04:00 PM

To
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cc

Subject
RE: [bikers_anon] Pillion Seat Padding






How about you ask your pillion to jump on the back of K6_Dave's bike for a
spin... They'll fill their dax with a squishy substance... and never
complain about your pillion seat being uncomfortable again.

ChR1sT

   ----- Original Message -----
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   To: bikers_anon@...
   Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2006 10:44 AM
   Subject: [bikers_anon] Pillion Seat Padding


   Hi Guys,
   Has anyone got any suggestions for some form of rear end padding for a
   pillion seat for a ZX12?
   Thanks ....................... Mark (zxxx12r)
   ps- sorry about the colour, it's a Kwaka thing!

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How about you ask your pillion to jump on the back of K6_Dave's bike for a
spin... They'll fill their dax with a squishy substance... and never
complain about your pillion seat being uncomfortable again.

ChR1sT

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   To: bikers_anon@...
   Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2006 10:44 AM
   Subject: [bikers_anon] Pillion Seat Padding


   Hi Guys,
   Has anyone got any suggestions for some form of rear end padding for a
   pillion seat for a ZX12?
   Thanks ....................... Mark (zxxx12r)
   ps- sorry about the colour, it's a Kwaka thing!

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Sheep skin seat cover... BAAAAA BAAAAA
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   Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2006 10:44 AM
   Subject: [bikers_anon] Pillion Seat Padding


   Hi Guys,
   Has anyone got any suggestions for some form of rear end padding for a
   pillion seat for a ZX12?
   Thanks ....................... Mark (zxxx12r)
   ps- sorry about the colour, it's a Kwaka thing!

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was gonna mention the helmet thingie...spinal immobilisation is important
but airway always comes first......two people can usually safely remove a
helmet and get an airway/do CPR etc...without disturbing the C-Spine......if
they are careful!

Damn shame about that bloke up the old road but it happens everywhere,
people have no idea what to do so they do nothing! If someone is Blue and
not responding/talking to you, then HELLO!!! give them some basic first aid!
I would hope no coroner would find a novice bystander in the wrong for
trying to resuscitate a roadside victim, in the eyes of the law we are
judged on what a reasonable person with our level of training would do....a
reasonable police officer would be trained in Basic First Aide therefore it
would be reasonable to assume he would know the first aide basics of airway
before spinal immobilisation. I hope the coroner looks into that one also.

Lindy


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Just spoke to her agent and we couldn't agree on a price, plus she is not
readily available on call as required.





Philip Ogden <pogden@...>
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30/03/2006 11:58 AM

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Elle McPherson perhaps   :-)





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Hi Guys,

Has anyone got any suggestions for some form of rear end padding for a

pillion seat for a ZX12?

Thanks ....................... Mark (zxxx12r)

ps- sorry about the colour, it's a Kwaka thing!



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Hi Guys,
Has anyone got any suggestions for some form of rear end padding for a
pillion seat for a ZX12?
Thanks ....................... Mark (zxxx12r)
ps- sorry about the colour, it's a Kwaka thing!

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Hi Guys,
Has anyone got any suggestions for some form of rear end padding for a
pillion seat for a ZX12?
Thanks ....................... Mark (zxxx12r)
ps- sorry about the colour, it's a Kwaka thing!

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Time to prod this to the fore again.

ALternatives to dedicated GPS units are bluetooth receiver and an
existing PDA or even smartphone.

Symbian OS phone users (eg Nokia 6260 or N-series) can use SMARTCOM
GPS. http://www.wild-mobile.com/eng/news.php. Bulletproof and mature
software. Integrates with SMS-phone features for sending/receiving
position data...not sure why Id want it but it works. eg. Send a
password coded SMS to another phone, receive back position data that
auto maps the location.

Maps are freely available, identical to UBD/Gregorys/Whereis, plus
NRMA touring maps, plus calibrating paper or PDF maps is a dawdle,
eg my cartoscope converted PDF.s

So GPS'ing may be cheaper to get going than you thought if you have
an existing phone or PDA.

The current receivers (SIRfiii CHIPSETS) are very sensitive compared
with 12-18 months ago. Eg Holux GPSLim236 works in a bag in city
canyons. Orders of magnitude more sensitive than previous Sirfiie
chipset.

1gig card can be loaded up to cover all of sydney, all NSW country
towns, Melbourne, all of Vic, Vic towns, all NSW street names .




--- In bikers_anon@..., "alxxr" <alx_yahoo@a...>
wrote:
>
> Yes, and probably also some additional storage memory.
>
> eg. a few hundred meg for all NSW and Vic roads, including
detailed
> country town maps.
>
> A 1 gig card sets you back around $150 or less.
>
> Your PDA would need to support bluetooth if you use a Bluetooth
GPS
> receiver.
>
> Mapping capability determined by the software. SOme software is
> moving map, others also have auto-routing and voice commands. More
> complex software needs more PDA CPU grunt of course.
>
> The GPS hardware receiver does very little..it just feeds data
> stream to the PDA.
>
> alx
>
>
>
> --- In bikers_anon@..., "Beasty" <beastyvfr@i...>
> wrote:
> > Hi All,
> >
> > Can I confirm something - I am looking to get into the GPS world
> and already
> > own a PDA....is it as simple as needing 2 things:
> > 1) The actual GPS Receiver (Bluetooth is what I am thinking)
> > 2) The GPS Software (can be mapping if the hardware supports it)
> >
> > Is that what I need? If it's right, and I am using a PDA, is
> the 'mapping'
> > capability determined by the software or the GPS hardware?
> >
> > Thanks for letting a n00b ask the qn :)
> >
> > Andrew - '98 Red VFR800, Sydney, Australia
> > vfrbeasty@i...
> >
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: bikers_anon@...
> > > [mailto:bikers_anon@...] On Behalf Of alxxr
> > > Sent: Thursday, 4 August 2005 12:35 AM
> > > To: bikers_anon@...
> > > Subject: [bikers_anon] Re: GPS
> > >
> > > PDA-based solution:-
> > >
> > > Dell Axim X50V  *gorgeous VGA screen)
> > > http://www.brighthand.com/article/Dell_Axim_X50v_Review
> > >
> > > Holux GR230 bluetooth receiver:-
> > > http://www.pocketgps.co.uk/holuxgr230.php
> > >
> > > Software:-
> > > Oziexplorer moving map software
> > > Memorymap  (for UK ...London A-Z runs sweet)
> > >
> > > oh, and can watch FASTER and some Isle Of Man vids when I get
> > > bored ;-)
> > >
> > > Matrix trailer at 30fps VGA is awesome...zero stutter and
> > > amazing detail.
> > >
> > > So many toys, so little time <sigh>
> > >
> > >
> > > -- In bikers_anon@..., "Darren"
> > > <shadyninefivefour@h...> wrote:
> > > > Thanks guy's, I'm actually looking to see what brands people
> use
> > > > because I am setting up an online shop selling GPS's and one
> of the
> > > > markets we are tageting is on/off road bikes.
> > > > At the moment we have secured Garimn, Magellan, Navman, Tom
> Tom and
> > > > Travroute. Just seeing if people were using other brands,
> > > but by the
> > > > sounds of it we have got it covered.
> > > > The GPS units best suited to road bikes are the Garmin
> StreetPilot,
> > > > Navman, Tom Tom or the PDA's using a navigating program like
> > > Travroute.
> > > > All of these units are handheld or can be mounted We will
also
> be
> > > > selling RAM mounting systems and the cables to
> > > hardwire
> > > > the units to the bikes battery.
> > > >
> > > > For anyone that is interested, the forum is
> > > www.gpsaustralia.net and
> > > > the shop will be online in the next week or two.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
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Lack of training certainly didn't help a rider up Old Road a few
months back.

Out of control car took him out,  cop arrived on scene, directed
attending riders NOT to remove his helmet, ambulances on way
etc.  "But he is not breathing!"....going blue...."Don;t remove the
helmet...."..

At least one cop needs to revise order of priorities.

The rider died, one of the attending riders was his brother...
There's one police directive I would have ignored. Really hope the
COroner had a good look at that one.

Ride safe.



--- In bikers_anon@..., Lindy <lindy.collins@g...>
wrote:
>
> As an RN working in an Emergency Dept I have to agree first aid is
> everything and a course is a great idea for every rider or driver
to do.
> Bare in mind that even with a first aide certificate some
accidents are just
> too horrific and way out of our league, not much can be done for a

Hi all,

Just a reminder about the next De Niro's dinner on 6th April. We have a guest
speaker lined up and it looks to be a very informative night with John Walker,
who is an avid motorcycling enthusiast, giving us some insights into behavioural
science. Discussions will cover perceptions, false beliefs, mental conditioning
amongst others with examples from policing and motorcycling, being drawn from
his experience working with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

Only $20 for all the Italian you can eat!

See you there.

www.bikersanon.com

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We use JT sprockets and RK chains here at work. We've never had a
problem and they're what ive got on my GSXR1000. All the major
brands are good.

Not regulalry lubing and adjusting your chain will ruin even the
best chain and sprockets very quickly.

Sean

--- In bikers_anon@..., "Gerry Caldwell"
<gphcald@h...> wrote:
>
> the chain and sprockets on my tiger are in need of replacing, does
> anybody have any reccomendations or bad experiences with any
> particular type?
> Regards
> gerry
> 93 tigger
>

How do you suggest this can be done while riding??
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Christopher James Burns Esquire
   To: bikers_anon@...
   Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2006 4:24 PM
   Subject: [bikers_anon] Re: The Grey Unmarked Falcon


   Most people have a camera in their phone so pic the car and post in
   the albums along with all the other Stealth Cop Cars.
   CJ

   --- In bikers_anon@..., mark.townsend@a... wrote:
   >
   > Police are always the "do as I say and not as I do kind in my
   experience".
   >
   > Hope the 636 is revving hard again soon!
   >
   > Mark (zxxx12r)
   >
   >
   >
   >
   >
   > "Sam-two-cans" <samh@h...>
   > Sent by: bikers_anon@...
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   >
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   > cc
   >
   > Subject
   > [bikers_anon] Re: The Grey Unmarked Falcon
   >
   >
   >
   >
   >
   >
   > Not that i've tried. But i'd expect operating a radar effectively
   in
   > the back seat of any vehicle, whilst wearing a seatbelt, would be
   > rather difficult. I would have been interested to see if our friend
   > was wearing a seat belt... or is highway patrol exempt?
   >
   > --- In bikers_anon@..., Andrew Nutting <andrew@m...>
   > wrote:
   > >
   > >
   > > Carnsy,
   > >
   > > My pillion and I have a similar story with the same or similar
   car
   > except
   > > that it had what appeared to us to be a police woman in the back
   > seat with a
   > > hand held radar gun and the rear passenger¹s drivers side window
   > down.
   > >
   >
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Most people have a camera in their phone so pic the car and post in
the albums along with all the other Stealth Cop Cars.
CJ

--- In bikers_anon@..., mark.townsend@a... wrote:
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> Police are always the "do as I say and not as I do kind in my
experience".
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> Hope the 636 is revving hard again soon!
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> Mark (zxxx12r)
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> "Sam-two-cans" <samh@h...>
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> Not that i've tried. But i'd expect operating a radar effectively
in
> the back seat of any vehicle, whilst wearing a seatbelt, would be
> rather difficult. I would have been interested to see if our friend
> was wearing a seat belt... or is highway patrol exempt?
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> --- In bikers_anon@..., Andrew Nutting <andrew@m...>
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> > Carnsy,
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> > My pillion and I have a similar story with the same or similar
car
> except
> > that it had what appeared to us to be a police woman in the back
> seat with a
> > hand held radar gun and the rear passenger¹s drivers side window
> down.
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As a Motorcyclist, a cheap-skate and someone with some paperwork saying im
an Engineer, I was looking for a set of plans for one of the Metal
Garage's that everyone seems to be selling nowadays.

So if anyone out there has (in the past) bought one of these kits and
still has the plans / instructions.. Id love to hear from you...  Maybe it
will end up just buying a ready made kit ??!!!

Cheers

Phil

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the chain and sprockets on my tiger are in need of replacing, does
anybody have any reccomendations or bad experiences with any
particular type?
Regards
gerry
93 tigger

Police are always the "do as I say and not as I do kind in my experience".

Hope the 636 is revving hard again soon!

Mark (zxxx12r)





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Not that i've tried. But i'd expect operating a radar effectively in
the back seat of any vehicle, whilst wearing a seatbelt, would be
rather difficult. I would have been interested to see if our friend
was wearing a seat belt... or is highway patrol exempt?

--- In bikers_anon@..., Andrew Nutting <andrew@m...>
wrote:
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>
> Carnsy,
>
> My pillion and I have a similar story with the same or similar car
except
> that it had what appeared to us to be a police woman in the back
seat with a
> hand held radar gun and the rear passenger¹s drivers side window
down.
>






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Most probable find its a "times in motion study" and the poor gal was
checking how fast Officer Dibble could run across the road to get
fresh supplies of doughnuts and coffee.....


>
> My pillion and I have a similar story with the same or similar car
except
> that it had what appeared to us to be a police woman in the back
seat with a
> hand held radar gun and the rear passenger¹s drivers side window
down.
>