NO HELMET = NO RIDE

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[XAP]Bob
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Re: NO HELMET = NO RIDE

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Mick F wrote:A pilot of an aircraft full of passengers is obviously a pilot.
He's still be a pilot when he's tucked up in bed at home.
He'd be a pilot down the pub or even on the golf course.
People who knew him, would describe him as a pilot.
He would describe himself as a pilot.


Possibly, but a commercial passenger plane pilot might not consider themselves in the same terms as someone who has just got their private pilots license for a Cessna.

And quite rightly so...
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lead-legs
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Re: NO HELMET = NO RIDE

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Triathlons are races and there are many rules about what you are required to wear. Dressing, called transitions, is part of the race. The quickest way to complete a triathlon is naked, but of course there are rules about what you must wear.

What about doing all the training and practise, wearing whatever you fancy and then you'll get all the health benefits and save your money?

I'm a trendy consumer. Just look at my MotoG3 using hovercraft full of eels.
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