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Public Chat Area / Re: New member introductions
Last post by Magic Man - January 06, 2017, 12:52:44 PMWelcome Cookie,
That is probably the most sensible thing you're going to say to us - you're going to need it mate
Quote from: COOKIE on January 05, 2017, 07:44:03 PM
I have a sense of humor
That is probably the most sensible thing you're going to say to us - you're going to need it mate
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Public Chat Area / Re: New member introductions
Last post by COOKIE - January 06, 2017, 12:49:20 PMthanks i look forward to riding with you guys and girls.
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Public Chat Area / Re: New member introductions
Last post by Graham Maclean - January 05, 2017, 09:24:11 PMWelcome - Great to have you with us !
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Public Chat Area / Re: New member introductions
Last post by COOKIE - January 05, 2017, 07:44:03 PM
HelloHappy new year to you all
well i may as well introduce my self, we don't want anyone panicking when we meet up and know one knows who i am....happens a lot
Anyway about me and my killer
My name is jason
I ride a Gs1200R BMW
i been riding for 10+years,and before that had the chance to ride the old army bikes once in a while many years ago.I am presently with the British armed forces "reserves" and have served 23+ years,at present i am a Cpl (regimental Police) Now called RDS (regimental Duty Staff) and am a BCDT instructor (battlefield casualty drill Instructor),and have other qualifications some with the TTFU.
I have always wanted to be able to use my experience and knowledge to assist or even help others, and that was one of the main reasons i came to join you guys, and also i spent a day with Steve (that was fun) oh and Tamas.
On trip wise, i have traveled down to morocco,and a few other countries and have also done a solo trip to Venice and back,and i enjoy riding as its one way to escape from some stresses.I also work in the film industry,in front and behind the camera,and also do SFX (special effects and Props)
I am married with one kid (she is 24 years of age).
responsibilities,while away i have been the group medic for some trips,and usually carried all the gear,but i always like to challenge my self,so try to do any medical advance or normal courses i can may they be online or within a Training center, i recently did a AED online course, just to keep up.
I am handy with most things,but not professional in anything except two things.one being a squaddie,and the other being there when some one is hurt.
I have a sense of humor, i try not to talk much,and i like to learn new things,Crazy no
,adventures yes 
,multi tasking,depends what it is,and that's me. 
Any questions please forward them to my lawyer (JOKING)
Look forward to meeting you all
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Welcome to the USR Forum / Re: New Rider Introductions
Last post by Charlesm USR06 - November 25, 2016, 10:50:12 AMHi Jamie
Welcome to the forum and USR's.
There's a couple of toy runs coming up which you are welcome to attend to see how you get on. In the new year I expect there will be a first aid course run so you might be best waiting for that.
Good luck with your IAM and I hope to meet you soon on a ride.
Welcome to the forum and USR's.
There's a couple of toy runs coming up which you are welcome to attend to see how you get on. In the new year I expect there will be a first aid course run so you might be best waiting for that.
Good luck with your IAM and I hope to meet you soon on a ride.
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Welcome to the USR Forum / Re: New Rider Introductions
Last post by Jamie M USR29 - November 23, 2016, 06:08:38 PMHello All,
I'm Jamie, been riding for 5 years on my trusty CBF600 and stuck 60,000 miles on it. Currently doing my IAM and also training to become a CBT and eventually DAS instructor. Looking forward to being able to volunteer with USR and hope to get involved as soon as I can. I don't have any first aid training but am keen to address that however best recommended.
Any pointers on what I would be best doing to get involved would be much appreciated.
I'm Jamie, been riding for 5 years on my trusty CBF600 and stuck 60,000 miles on it. Currently doing my IAM and also training to become a CBT and eventually DAS instructor. Looking forward to being able to volunteer with USR and hope to get involved as soon as I can. I don't have any first aid training but am keen to address that however best recommended.
Any pointers on what I would be best doing to get involved would be much appreciated.
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Welcome to the USR Forum / Re: New Rider Introductions
Last post by Rs2k_rider (USR 08) - September 27, 2016, 05:12:00 PMFork seals all done did them for first time today, hope they hold ! :-/ new oil and seals on both.
did them for first time today, hope they hold ! :-/ new oil and seals on both. 58
Welcome to the USR Forum / Re: New Rider Introductions
Last post by Rs2k_rider (USR 08) - September 25, 2016, 07:20:59 PMAh I have power banks to make sure phone battery should stay full hopefully lol !!
Need to get USB wired into bike for charge lead or a 12v outlet I can plug adapter into. Not got around to it yet
Also, just done the rubber on bike - noticed my right fork is leaking ! Have bits to do them apart from seal driver for 43mm forks ! Was going to change the oil and seals anyway but going to have to try this week now
hopefully lol !! Need to get USB wired into bike for charge lead or a 12v outlet I can plug adapter into. Not got around to it yet
Also, just done the rubber on bike - noticed my right fork is leaking ! Have bits to do them apart from seal driver for 43mm forks ! Was going to change the oil and seals anyway but going to have to try this week now
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Welcome to the USR Forum / Re: New Rider Introductions
Last post by Nigel-USR53-SAM/SERV - September 24, 2016, 05:49:04 PMQuote from: Magic Man on September 23, 2016, 05:46:51 PMyes and make sure your battery is FULLY CHARGED at all times lol
Then when you've joined us, you're fair game and your problems really start ;-)
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Welcome to the USR Forum / Re: New Rider Introductions
Last post by Graham Maclean - September 23, 2016, 09:06:48 PMWelcome Bill.