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  1. #46
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    Just got my new "Road-ID Elite". Very cool looking, though it's the packaging that makes for the $29 price tag I think.

    The bracelet arrived in a very cool, square tin box. While I appreciated the packaging design, would like to see it become an option and have the bracelet alone be priced down a little.

    BUT - it is a nice looking bracelet and no velcro!

    spazz
    no regrets!

    My ride: 2003 Specialized Allez Comp - zebra (men's 52cm), Speedplay X5 pedals, Koobi Au Enduro saddle

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  2. #47
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    I just got my new elite...I like it, but I have a really, really small wrist and after I fixed it to be sized correctly, the clasp is off center. Sort of annoying.

  3. #48
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    I hadn't seen the "elite" bracelet, that is very cool. Please keep us posted on how well it stands up and whether it gets dirty easily, etc.

    After seeing MDHillSlug's daughter wearing her RoadID on our recent tubing trip, I think I may do these as a Christmas gifts for my niece and nephews. And my biker (motorcycle) dad.
    "How about if we all just try to follow these very simple rules of the road? Drive like the person ahead on the bike is your son/daughter. Ride like the cars are ambulances carrying your loved ones to the emergency room. This should cover everything, unless you are a complete sociopath."
    David Desautels, in a letter to velonews.com

    Random babblings and some stuff to look at.

  4. #49
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    The Elite has a rubber band with a metal (looks like brushed aluminum) clasp.

    Fully adjustable (you slice off the extra rubber). Waterproof and doesn't get soggy in the shower

    The nifty box can be used for "stuff" - sewing kit, jewelry, change, or yet another piece of home clutter

    spazz
    no regrets!

    My ride: 2003 Specialized Allez Comp - zebra (men's 52cm), Speedplay X5 pedals, Koobi Au Enduro saddle

    Spazzdog Ink Gallery
    http://www.printroom.com/pro/gratcliff

  5. #50
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    Kenyon - now that you've cut the band, just slide the nameplate part to whatever "center" is.

    Easier to do this with bracelet off.

    spazz
    no regrets!

    My ride: 2003 Specialized Allez Comp - zebra (men's 52cm), Speedplay X5 pedals, Koobi Au Enduro saddle

    Spazzdog Ink Gallery
    http://www.printroom.com/pro/gratcliff

  6. #51
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    Quote Originally Posted by spazzdog View Post
    Waterproof and doesn't get soggy in the shower
    You've already showered with it?? Did it at least buy you dinner first?





    Sorry, boring day at work, I'm getting punchy
    "How about if we all just try to follow these very simple rules of the road? Drive like the person ahead on the bike is your son/daughter. Ride like the cars are ambulances carrying your loved ones to the emergency room. This should cover everything, unless you are a complete sociopath."
    David Desautels, in a letter to velonews.com

    Random babblings and some stuff to look at.

  7. #52
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    Kali, I've been single for a looong time. So, yeah!

    The Road ID seemed nice, we had breakfast together and then hit the shower

    It didn't even snag on the loofa... very well behaved
    no regrets!

    My ride: 2003 Specialized Allez Comp - zebra (men's 52cm), Speedplay X5 pedals, Koobi Au Enduro saddle

    Spazzdog Ink Gallery
    http://www.printroom.com/pro/gratcliff

  8. #53
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    I don't have the Elite, but I do love my Road ID bracelet. Even gave a gift cert for one to a good friend who is a newbie cyclist.

  9. #54
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    Quote Originally Posted by spazzdog View Post
    It didn't even snag on the loofa... very well behaved
    Well, that sold me. Time for me to get a new Interactive Elite RoadID.


    I'll feel so fancy
    "How about if we all just try to follow these very simple rules of the road? Drive like the person ahead on the bike is your son/daughter. Ride like the cars are ambulances carrying your loved ones to the emergency room. This should cover everything, unless you are a complete sociopath."
    David Desautels, in a letter to velonews.com

    Random babblings and some stuff to look at.

  10. #55
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    it's silky smooth on your skin

    I got the old fashioned "info listed on the tag" not the "interactive" or "virtual" (forget what they're calling it)

    Has my name, city/state, b'day, blood type, no allergies, and the number of the person to call should I be found laying about somewhere via involuntary means

    spazz
    no regrets!

    My ride: 2003 Specialized Allez Comp - zebra (men's 52cm), Speedplay X5 pedals, Koobi Au Enduro saddle

    Spazzdog Ink Gallery
    http://www.printroom.com/pro/gratcliff

  11. #56
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    Yeah, that's I have currently, too. But my father's a tad paranoid and, while he appreciates the idea of the RoadID, he's not thrilled with having his phone number on display on my wrist. So, I've been considering the interactive version for a while.
    "How about if we all just try to follow these very simple rules of the road? Drive like the person ahead on the bike is your son/daughter. Ride like the cars are ambulances carrying your loved ones to the emergency room. This should cover everything, unless you are a complete sociopath."
    David Desautels, in a letter to velonews.com

    Random babblings and some stuff to look at.

  12. #57
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    Funny - i decided against interactive because i didn't want my personal info in yet another database that i had no control over.

    we is a funny bunch, us humans...

    spazz
    no regrets!

    My ride: 2003 Specialized Allez Comp - zebra (men's 52cm), Speedplay X5 pedals, Koobi Au Enduro saddle

    Spazzdog Ink Gallery
    http://www.printroom.com/pro/gratcliff

  13. #58
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    Quote Originally Posted by spazzdog View Post
    Kenyon - now that you've cut the band, just slide the nameplate part to whatever "center" is.

    Easier to do this with bracelet off.

    spazz
    Yeah, now I feel like an idiot. It was pretty tight but it did slide. Duh.

  14. #59
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    I'm going to get better about wearing my RoadID. A jogger was hit by a Metro bus yesterday, and it took about 10 hours before they could identify her. (she's alive)

 

 

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