27-10-12, 02:01 PM
[color=rgb(71, 142, 108)]Motorcycle crash - what to do[/color]
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safety video
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27-10-12, 02:16 PM
(27-10-12, 02:01 PM)scottsmith1972 link Wrote:[color=rgb(71, 142, 108)]Motorcycle crash - what to do[/color]saw this video on another forum. Thought it was worth posting on here. 
27-10-12, 02:39 PM
Thats a good film - it makes the world of difference if someone takes charge at the scene and does the 'prep work' - to many people will do nothing due to some urban myth about getting sued!
When its your turn and your there its your time to do your bit and help - the emergency services will get there as soon as they can and will be seriously grateful for the work you have done prior to their arrival. as I said a good film Chris ( full time firefighter 24 years)
"Don't Die with Fun in the Bank!"
27-10-12, 02:43 PM
(This post was last modified: 27-10-12, 02:54 PM by scottsmith1972.)
cheers bud i thought so to
27-10-12, 03:04 PM
very good. ambulance crew did a good presentation at our local bike club. the question was asked: if the person is not breathing and you are some distance from an ambulance, should the helmet come off? the answer was: yes, preferably with someone else holding the head as lid is removed. normal cpr can then be carried out.
27-10-12, 04:13 PM
Very good after seeing this video i enrolled in a first aid course. Completed the course yesterday with st johns ambulance very good indeed i highly recommend it. Just so i am able to help in a situation should it arise rather than not being able to help at all.
28-10-12, 12:55 PM
Good vid, mainly common sense but I must say I would not have thought to check if his pegs were down.
Just shows that however much you think you know, you will NEVER know it all. BTW. many years ago I was first on scene when an artic pulled out of a side road and the biker went under it. However helpless you feel, the little you do can make a big difference.
I used to not give a foc, then I discovered Red Bull and now I don't give a flying foc !!!
29-10-12, 10:41 PM
My mate and I were both enrolled on a first bike on the scene course next month but he came off last Sunday and broke his neck :eek
He broke the peg of vertibrae 2 but was lucky- the specialist told his wife 90% of the time he is talking to the widow. He is at home now after a week and in a neck brace for three months but he got off lightly- oh he also bruised his thumb! :rolleyes More than ever going to do the course next month now!- you never know!
Greybeard now
29-10-12, 11:17 PM
wishing your friend a speedy recovery. Sounds like he was very lucky.
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