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Good comment Iso. You nailed it. Back in the day, people wouldn't think about going for a ride without tools AND they'd know how to use them. If you aren't going to bring tools, or don't know how to wrench, then don't leave home without your cell phone! And don't expect us to read your mind as you stand next to your bike on the side of a busy interstate. Make it obvious you need help and someone (gasp! Even a cager) might actually stop to lend a hand. Ride safe.

Good comment Iso. You nailed it. Back in the day, people wouldn't think about going for a ride without tools AND they'd know how to use them. If you aren't going to bring tools, or don't know how to wrench, then don't leave home without your cell phone! And don't expect us to read your mind as you stand next to your bike on the side of a busy interstate. Make it obvious you need help and someone (gasp! Even a cager) might actually stop to lend a hand. Ride safe.

So why endorse only the first three recommendations? The remaining three recommendations would force dealers and buyers to get the education you feel is so important. They passed a mandatory training law here in Florida which is scheduled to start in Jul '08. No training card? No way to buy or register a bike.

So why endorse only the first three recommendations? The remaining three recommendations would force dealers and buyers to get the education you feel is so important. They passed a mandatory training law here in Florida which is scheduled to start in Jul '08. No training card? No way to buy or register a bike.