Advantage of a flip front. I would definitely return there and be wearing a burka under the helmet!
It takes less than 30 seconds to take a lid off and put it back on again.
Oh dear, here we go again...It takes less than 30 seconds to take a lid off and put it back on again. Is that minute *SO* important to you that you can't be polite enough to remove your helmet? Would you keep it on if you went into a shop? A bank? A Police station? Someone's house? If it matters to you that much, get a flip-front.Oh and if a woman is wearing a burkha it's incredibly unlikely that she would be driving a car in the first place because her faith would prevent her from doing so, only the men are allowed to drive...
Wrong there is nothing in the Koran that says woman cannot drive , go on show us were it says it. I think the point being made is it is discrimination, but I do take your point is it worth the hassle.
Quote from: lew600fazer on 11 September 2013, 04:50:52 pmWrong there is nothing in the Koran that says woman cannot drive , go on show us were it says it. I think the point being made is it is discrimination, but I do take your point is it worth the hassle. There should be, we all know women can't drive, surely God knows this too? I know, I'll never get to 'eaven...
Maybe in the summer, but in the winter Er no actually it dosent. I've had this a few times and depending on my mood or how late I am and depending on the attitude and tone of the request I will do one of several things - Take me helmet of, smile for the camera and then put it back on.I will remove my helmet putting on the counter in-front of me and then after paying without moving from my spot in-front of the counter/till, put my my helmet back on. And only at that point will I make my way back to the bike.Ask why and if I get any attitude kick up a fuss blocking anyone else from using that till untill they accept my payment.Ignore the request and I ask them if they are going to take me my payment in a loud and very clear voice holding myt debit card in clear view of the cctv, I will do this atleast 3 times and then walk out if they refuse to take payment. Once I get to work call the police & the HQ of the station to make a complaint stating I tried to pay but was unable due to do the confrontational attitude of the PS in question.I have only had 2 requests for me to remove my balaclava(during the winter), to which I have stated if they want me to do that I will do it at the till and they will have to wait for me to remove and put back on at the till. At which point the argument is over and they just want to take payment etc.
"Looks like they asked Mickdel to remove his helmet again..."
To resurrect the dead.......I had to smile at my visit to Morrissons petrol station earlier. I found it quite amusing that a Biker with open face lid dark sunglasses and a bandanna covering his face was able to fill up unchallenged by the pump operators. He may as well have been wearing a fullface lid.Makes me wonder if it was lenient operators or the biker was on a Harley and a chapter member with shitloads of patches on show
Strange this one has popped up again today, for the first time ever, in the 5 years I've been riding the lady behind the counter refused to turn the pump on, signaling for me to remove my helmet. I had already put the bike on the centre stand, taken one glove off and got my wallet out to show my intent to not drive off. I wasn't prepared to then take the other glove, helmet and ear plugs out just for her, so I calmly put the nozzle back and rode off to the next filling station which was 1p a litre cheaper!! BONUS! I did have to laugh a little, she had a head scarf on and I could see as much of her face as she could mine! LOL