I.C.E USB UTAG

[Ollossm]

Been looking around for some reliable method of having all my details to hand should I get knocked off.

Have decided on two methods but whilst looking came across a dog tag which conatins a USB stick (UTAG).

Was wondering how effective these might be given NHS staff face gross misconduct action for putting an unauthorised data storage device on to the employers network and potentially introducing a virus?
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current bike: 2012 Honda CBF 125
past bikes: 2004 Suzuki VanVan 125 - 1988 MZ/Simson 50cc

[Skudd]

I have I.C.E in my phone.
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[Ollossm]

[Marmalade]

[Ollossm]

[CaNsA]

[TomGT]

At work I've been to a fair few bike v car rti's.

Ambulances don't carry laptops, therefore these are useless
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1992 ZXR 400

[Jim Mc]

Why do you need In Car Entertainment on a bike anway, would you even hear it over the sound of the wind, will it still pass an MOT?

[Ariel Badger]

USB is no good as they will not plug it into a computer for fear of virus infection or malware that will violate the Data Protection Act.
On the track we must wear tags. Mine have my name and address on one and 2 contact phone numbers on the other.
A phone is not liable to survive a decent off, stick to letter stamped metal tags.
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[Ollossm]

[goto10]

Dog tags on your jacket zip. Although the ICE helmet stickers look pretty good too.
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'12 NC700S & '12 CB600F Hornet [Stolen by some dickless twat] Suzuki GT500 shed

[pinkyfloyd]

I have ICE stored in my phone and the Crash card inside my helmet.

https://www.motorcyclenews.com/upload/280291/images/crash-card.jpg

you get a little green spot for the outside of the helmet to notify the paramedics you carry the card. I've had it for years, at first not many paramedic crews knew about the card but they have since gone nationwide so more and more people are aware of them.
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[bazza]

[DrDonnyBrago]

I have a brass tag on my jacket zip.


Like the sort you'd stick on a dog's collar, has my name, DOB, brief medical details and emergency contact numbers. Bought online from a pet tag site for £6 ish.

[CaNsA]

[Andrew122]

[DrDonnyBrago]

[Skudd]

[quote="DonnyBrago"]


https://thenewloon.files.wordpress.com/2010/02/agaydog.gif?w=380&h=394

Dickdog ?
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Famous last words of Humpty Dumpty. " Stop pushing me "
Petty Anarchists look at "1984".............. The Visionary looks at "Animal Farm".

[bikertomm]

Nah,

Nobdog


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[DrDonnyBrago]

Dildog.

[supZ]

[map]

What about the old SOS Talisman, i.e. this - clicky link.

My parents bought me one as a youngster with a St. Christopher design when I did a lot of rock climbing. Still useful IMHO.


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