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My club prouds itself on it's weekend club rides and advertises it all over as being safe. Safety in numbers The club further uses it to lure potential new members to the club. The ride is promoted as being safe as there is a motor vehicle behind the bunch for protection I go on an organised club ride on a Sunday morning to whereever. During the rides the bunch splits and there is no longer protection from the accompanying motor vehicle from behind for the faster group. In this process I get knocked over by a car due to no fault of my own while cycling in the front group. In the process I suffer severe injuries and spends weeks in ICU and months in the hospital. Do I have any grounds to sue the club for damages as they failed to ensure my safety? What other grounds do I have if it only later comes to light that the rides were not legal due to the absence of proper Traffic Authority approval to host an organised sports event? In the absence of traffic authority do I have a right to claim from the mororist as I was forming part of an illegal sporting event on a public road. I have also not signed any indemnity to the effect that I will not hold the club responsible should anything happen to me. Another scenario is where one of the fellow club members ride into my bike or fall on my back wheel and break it during a ride. Can I claim from the club or my fellow club member? Make you think the next time you go on a club ride. boela2007-04-23 06:46:17

Seen a cracked Raleigh. Also saw excact same frame labelled as Flanders in an Indian shop. I wonder who buys from who. Is it now a Raleigh or a Flanders? Do both brands source from the same frame builders.

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Ek hoor die Junior en hulle pappas het mekaar goed gebliksem by die ride for sight. Is dit so en wat het die voorval laat gebeur?

CPSC, American Classic Announce Recall of Bicycle WheelsWASHINGTON, D.C. ? The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firms named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. Name of Product: American Classic road and mountain bike wheels Units: About 2,850 Importer: American Classic, of Tampa, Fla. Hazard: The hub in the bicycle?s rear wheel can fail to engage properly, causing no resistance when pedaling. The bicycle rider could lose balance, fall and suffer injuries. Incidents/Injuries: No injuries reported. Description: The recall includes all American Classic aftermarket rear wheels and hubs, as well as the following 2005 bike models which use American Classic rear wheels or hubs: Fuji Team Super Lite (Team SL); Orbea Aletta, Onix, Lobular 50, Dama Race, Mitis and Mitis Dama models; Felt F55 and F2C; Fetish Cycles Road and Mountain Bikes; Argon 18; and Motobecane LeChampion SL. The recalled models were made at the start of January 2005 and the outside of the rear hub shell has a serial number that starts with the letter ?S.? The serial number is printed on the center of the hub shell opposite to the American Classic logo. Front wheels and front hubs are not included in this recall. Sold at: Bicycle specialty stores nationwide from January 2005 through June 2005 for about $240 (per rear hub). Manufactured in: Taiwan Remedy: Consumers should stop using the bike wheels with the recalled hubs and contact your local bicycle retailer to receive a free inspection. If you have a recalled wheel, the dealer will provide a free repair. Consumer Contact: For additional information, contact American Classic at (800) 345-8356 or log on to the firm?s Web site at www.amclassic.com

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Would like to join a club in the fourways area. Any suggestions also on safe training routes?