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  1. #31
    Join Date
    Aug 2005
    Location
    Portland, Oregon
    Posts
    239

    Jimi Wallet

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    TE carries the jimi wallet :-)
    http://www.teamestrogen.com/prodPP_JIMI.html

    My main wallet has a removeable insert - I can take it out and put it in my bike bag - it is small and holds DL, ins card, debit card and a little cash. Then goes back into the main wallet, into my purse, when I get home from the ride.

    Great thread by the way!
    Edna

  2. #32
    Join Date
    Apr 2007
    Location
    Land of 1,000 Bicycles
    Posts
    581
    I carry my driver's license, insurance card, credit card and a little cash, wrapped up with an hair tie. It's prettier than a rubber band.

    My cell phone has a listing of ICE - for In Case of Emergency.

    I used to have a little laminated card I made with emergency info, allergies, etc., but since i moved i haven't made a new one. Need to do that.
    2001 Cannondale R500 <3
    2011 Specialized Ruby Elite Apex
    2021 Tangential Speedarama

  3. #33
    Join Date
    May 2010
    Location
    northern california
    Posts
    160
    Quote Originally Posted by rubysoho View Post
    A bit of a spin-off from the unidentified cyclist who died. I read a few people carry a road ID. Does this include health insurance information?

    Right now I tuck my drivers license and a credit card in one of my bike bags but I'd like to get a bracelet or something that is easier for a medic to find if I am ever seriously injured. I do have health insurance but have not been carrying that information.
    I wear the interactive RoadID, which does include vital insurance info if I choose to include it on my profile. I have current medications listed, major injuries (especially since I have a recent traumatic brain injury), doctors, medical record number, etc.

    Great thing about the RoadID is that the info stays on you. According to my friend, when I had my accident, everything was scattered (I have no memory of the accident). If I didn't have the information on me, then the EMTs may not have had access to what they needed because my friend was unable to provide it. (I'm now a testimonial on RoadID.com here.)

    On top of the RoadID which I wear all of the time since my accident, not just when I ride, I also carry my driver's license and insurance card in my jersey pocket.
    Michelle
    Blog: Bunny Rants: Life in the Autobus

    Bikes:
    1995 Specialized Hardrock GX Sport (no idea what the saddle is)
    2009 Trek 6000 (stock Bontrager saddle)
    2009 Trek 1.5 (Specialized Ruby SL)

  4. #34
    Join Date
    Jun 2006
    Location
    Dumas, TX
    Posts
    217
    I wear my "interactive RoadID".
    pedal pusher

 

 

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