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Published 4 November 2005
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Original post Tom
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4 November 2005, 11:38 UTC
#1
The Raleigh Knowledge basehttp://www.raleighbikes.com/knowledge/index.html?sub=3
Under "essential equipment", claims:
"Always wear a Helmet, as this will prevent brain damage if you take a nasty fall."
So there you go, a quite definite statement from one of the worlds biggest cycling manufacturers.
Very brave of them to make such a bold claim without proviso, do you think that their lawyers have read this?
Tom
4 November 2005, 12:30 UTC
#2
Tom said: The Raleigh Knowledge basehttp://www.raleighbikes.com/knowledge/index.html?sub=3
Under "essential equipment", claims:
"Always wear a Helmet, as this will prevent brain damage if you take a nasty fall."
So there you go, a quite definite statement from one of the worlds biggest cycling manufacturers.
Very brave of them to make such a bold claim without proviso, do you think that their lawyers have read this?
Tom
We must be able to find a helmet wearing head injured Raleigh cyclist to sue them over that advice ;-)
-- Tony
"The best way I know of to win an argument is to start by being in the right." - Lord Hailsham
4 November 2005, 14:40 UTC
#3
Tom said: do you think that their lawyers have read this?
Do you think it's been copy edited at all? There's a grammatical error rate of about one every couple of lines of copy!
I particularly liked the way reflective ankle bands "are particularly good for alerting other road users of any change of direction." And did you know that if your brake pads are misaligned, you need to replace them? Or that wheels have pressure which is measured in kg?
Paul - [censored]
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4 November 2005, 20:16 UTC
#4
Tom came up with the following;:
Quoted message said: So there you go, a quite definite statement from one of the worlds biggest cycling manufacturers.
Ahem.
From a company that _used_ to be one of the worlds biggest cycling manufacturers .... 😉
-- Paul ... (8(|) Homer Rules ..... Doh !!! ebay stuff 4586118598 8010924599
5 November 2005, 08:06 UTC
#5
Paul - censored said: Ahem.
From a company that _used_ to be one of the worlds biggest cycling manufacturers .... 😉
How small do you have to be before you can no longer claim to be "one of the worlds biggest"?
Tom
5 November 2005, 18:39 UTC
#6
Tom said: Paul - censored said: Ahem.
From a company that _used_ to be one of the worlds biggest cycling manufacturers .... 😉
How small do you have to be before you can no longer claim to be "one of the worlds biggest"?
Size doesn't matter... you have to manufacture bikes to be one of the world's biggest bike manufacturers.
-- Andrew
5 November 2005, 19:01 UTC
#7
Naqerj said: Size doesn't matter... you have to manufacture bikes to be one of the world's biggest bike manufacturers.
Or it does and you just have to make one 200cm frame to qualify ;-)
-- Tony
"The best way I know of to win an argument is to start by being in the right." - Lord Hailsham
Paul - [censored]
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6 November 2005, 20:26 UTC
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Tom came up with the following;:
Quoted message said: Paul - censored said: Ahem.
From a company that _used_ to be one of the worlds biggest cycling manufacturers .... 😉
How small do you have to be before you can no longer claim to be "one of the worlds biggest"?
As large as a large thing feeling particularly big.
The point was that Raleigh are no longer manufacturers.
-- Paul ... (8(|) Homer Rules ..... Doh !!!
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