GotWood
Sayer of Fact
- Joined
- Jan 12, 2007
- Location
- Maiden, NC
I've seen that helmet, and the leathers that go with it. Had to be a scary ride.
This, may save a life!
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frankenyoter
No Rain, No Rainbow
- Joined
- Mar 17, 2009
- Location
- DARK CITY
If you don't want to wear a seatbelt and/or a helmet, give me a ring. I can cover you life with a policy so your family can afford to plant flowers over your grave and pay the mortgage.
Plan for the worst and hope for the best. Don't read this stuff and think it won't happen to me because you could be next. Serious stuff folks...
Plan for the worst and hope for the best. Don't read this stuff and think it won't happen to me because you could be next. Serious stuff folks...
PinkyYJ
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Jan 17, 2010
- Location
- Kings Mountain, NC
Wheeling time again, I know some already gone to wheel!!
Please be safe wear your safety gear, check your rig bumper to bumper, watch for loose things in the cab that could harm you!! So much to do but well worth it!!
Have fun to all wheeling this weekend and please be safe!!
Please be safe wear your safety gear, check your rig bumper to bumper, watch for loose things in the cab that could harm you!! So much to do but well worth it!!
Have fun to all wheeling this weekend and please be safe!!
PinkyYJ
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Jan 17, 2010
- Location
- Kings Mountain, NC
Wanted to bump as a remider again!!
Not only belts/harnesses and helmets but check your rig too!! Luckily mine was built well and held up which I know had part in saving my life!! Also watch out where you put things such as tanks, boxes, fire extinguishers, etc. those things can pop loose and bite your butt!! Need to find a way when not wearing harnesses to keep them out of the way, when they smack the back of your head that hurts!! I mean just on the main trails if you hit a hole or something....
Anyways make sure you wear your safety devices when needed and check your rig good before you hit the trails they must be built good and go over everything too!! Just my advice....please be safe everyone been a rough year on many off roaders!!
Hopefully mine will be ready for the Dixie Run!! Will admit got nervous in Harlan on the 4th...never noticed those "scary" drop offs before till my accident. Hopefully I will over come this and get back to knocking rocks!!
Be safe!!
Not only belts/harnesses and helmets but check your rig too!! Luckily mine was built well and held up which I know had part in saving my life!! Also watch out where you put things such as tanks, boxes, fire extinguishers, etc. those things can pop loose and bite your butt!! Need to find a way when not wearing harnesses to keep them out of the way, when they smack the back of your head that hurts!! I mean just on the main trails if you hit a hole or something....
Anyways make sure you wear your safety devices when needed and check your rig good before you hit the trails they must be built good and go over everything too!! Just my advice....please be safe everyone been a rough year on many off roaders!!
Hopefully mine will be ready for the Dixie Run!! Will admit got nervous in Harlan on the 4th...never noticed those "scary" drop offs before till my accident. Hopefully I will over come this and get back to knocking rocks!!
Be safe!!