Comments on: “Traffic Skills 101” http://www.bikegurus.com/2009/06/traffic-skills-101.html All things bicycle - reviews, experiences and more. Sat, 04 Feb 2012 02:24:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: yikes ID http://www.bikegurus.com/2009/06/traffic-skills-101.html/comment-page-1#comment-270 yikes ID Sat, 27 Jun 2009 23:53:30 +0000 http://bikegurus.com/2009/06/22/%e2%80%9ctraffic-skills-101%e2%80%9d/#comment-270 Dear Bike Geek<br />We were reading your blog and commend you as there are a lot of interesting comments. <br /><br />We would like to invite you to expand your safety suggestions/dialogues by taking look at our website http://www.yikesid.com <br /><br />Yikes ID is a new company having just launched on 1 June and sells emergency identification to cyclists, runners and triathletes. Yikes ID is a partner of USA Cycling Org, the governing body of all 63,000 licensed racers in the US as well as a supporter of the National MS Society.<br />The key difference between a yikes ID emergency identification over any other product is a rider doesn't have to remember to wear it (put it on) each and every time they ride. Why? The yikes ID was designed to integrate into the equipment athletes use during their training: helmets, running shoes, bicycles. Only yikes ID maintains the original streamline design of a helmet because it attaches once to either the helmet's fitting system or chin strap for visible display of ones contact and medical information that is always there. This helps EMT/First Responders because they are trained not to take a helmet off a fallen rider due to potential head/next injury so attaching ones ID is even more important - it will be seen and acted upon.<br /><br />Please tell us what you think. Thank you.<br />Regards,<br />Bruce Temesy<br />CEO<br />yikes ID, Inc.<br /><br />www.yikesid.com Dear Bike Geek
We were reading your blog and commend you as there are a lot of interesting comments.

We would like to invite you to expand your safety suggestions/dialogues by taking look at our website http://www.yikesid.com

Yikes ID is a new company having just launched on 1 June and sells emergency identification to cyclists, runners and triathletes. Yikes ID is a partner of USA Cycling Org, the governing body of all 63,000 licensed racers in the US as well as a supporter of the National MS Society.
The key difference between a yikes ID emergency identification over any other product is a rider doesn't have to remember to wear it (put it on) each and every time they ride. Why? The yikes ID was designed to integrate into the equipment athletes use during their training: helmets, running shoes, bicycles. Only yikes ID maintains the original streamline design of a helmet because it attaches once to either the helmet's fitting system or chin strap for visible display of ones contact and medical information that is always there. This helps EMT/First Responders because they are trained not to take a helmet off a fallen rider due to potential head/next injury so attaching ones ID is even more important – it will be seen and acted upon.

Please tell us what you think. Thank you.
Regards,
Bruce Temesy
CEO
yikes ID, Inc.

http://www.yikesid.com

]]> By: Justin http://www.bikegurus.com/2009/06/traffic-skills-101.html/comment-page-1#comment-268 Justin Sat, 27 Jun 2009 14:54:27 +0000 http://bikegurus.com/2009/06/22/%e2%80%9ctraffic-skills-101%e2%80%9d/#comment-268 When is he teaching a course? Now that I have this completed, I'm trying to find a LCI seminar so I can get my certification. When is he teaching a course? Now that I have this completed, I'm trying to find a LCI seminar so I can get my certification.

]]> By: Toddoneill http://www.bikegurus.com/2009/06/traffic-skills-101.html/comment-page-1#comment-266 Toddoneill Sat, 27 Jun 2009 05:06:12 +0000 http://bikegurus.com/2009/06/22/%e2%80%9ctraffic-skills-101%e2%80%9d/#comment-266 Couldn't wait for Jim Stewart's class? Couldn't wait for Jim Stewart's class?

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