Good ID Idea - RE: Help ID a fellow rider

Dave German

2005-05-09



ID suggestion-



One year the STP organizers gave the riders a small plastic wallet type

pouch with some first aid items in it. I kept this and added a photo copy

of my driver's license and my insurance card. I also keep a few bucks for

coffee stops in it. I tuck it into my jersey every time I ride (per wife's

request).



Dave



 From: Brian Engelen <beng-@comcast.net>

Reply-To: beng-@comcast.net

To: drja-@yahoo.com, ob-@topica.com

Subject: RE: [OBRA Chat] Help ID a fellow rider

Date: Sat, 7 May 2005 05:56:48 -0700



Also, you can put an address tag on your bike. Best wishes for the injured

cyclist.



Brian



-----Original Message-----

From: Jack Bennett [mailto:drja-@yahoo.com]

Sent: Friday, May 06, 2005 3:04 PM

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] Help ID a fellow rider



Sorry, I can't ID the rider, but this story is a good argument for

purchasing and wearing a Road ID:



http://www.roadid.com/



Don't leave home without it.



Jack





--- Ed Manning III <ed.ma-@gmail.com> wrote:

 Most of you may already know about this...



Please follow this link for the whole story.



http://www.katu.com/stories/76979.html



The attached photo is of the victims bike. The owner is in the

hospital at

OHSU, unconscious.



Please help a fellow cyclist in distress.



PORTLAND, Ore. - An unidentified man is unconscious and in serious

condition

in the OHSU Trauma Center. OHSU social workers have tried

unsuccessfully for

three days to determine the man's identity. Now they are asking the

public

to help.



The man was found lying on the ground with his bike Wednesday, May 4,

in the

afternoon on Southwest Fairmont in Portland's Council Crest

neighborhood.



The injured white male is in his mid-40s and approximately 6 feet

tall. He

weights about 185 pounds and was wearing a biking outfit. He has

balding,

gray hair, but no facial hair.



The man was riding a black Specialized carbon fiber road bike with

yellow

lettering, Allez model, with a red water bottle and yellow-orange

tire pump

attached. Here's a photo of the bike:



"We want to be sure this man has as much support from his family and



friends as possible, but until we know who he is, we can't contact

them,"

said Duff Clingman, OHSU trauma social worker.



If you have any information about the identity of this man, please

contact

the administrator on duty at OHSU Hospital at (503)-494-8311.



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