What I.D, do you carry

[on the road]

I carry nuffink when leisure riding, but when commuting (and at all other times) I carry the drinkers ID card that I got when I was 18.

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Not bragging (well not much) but I do still get asked for ID when buying booze sometimes. I guess they cold be extracting the widdle though...

That makes me feel old

 

[Andrew_Culture]

That makes me feel old

I used to have a record shop and some of the customers were born several years after I sat my GCSEs!

 

[pally83]

I carry phone with ICE in (I thought it would've melted and stopped working by now... Ha. Ha. Ha.) and my British Cycling membership card with emergency number.

 

[on the road]

That makes me feel old

It doesn't make me look old though, I'm 48, fast approaching 49 and people still refer to me as kid

 

[Andrew_Culture]

It doesn't make me look old though, I'm 48, fast approaching 49 and people still refer to me as kid

I wonder if the trick to feeling young is to surround yourself with folk older than you?

:looks around forum:

 

[malcermie]

I wonder if the trick to feeling young is to surround yourself with folk older than you?

:looks around forum:

Where the hell am I going to find any of them!!!!!

 

[buggi]

Hi Buggi Is that on the dreaded I format or android?

actually, it's on my windows phone but i believe there's an android version

 

[Chris S]

A junk-mail letter with my mother's address on it. I live by myself and she's my next of kin.

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

I have a couple of conditions that need prompt medical attention in a 'worst case scenario' including one condition is not widely recognised by medical staff & 1 allergy (NSAID's) that can kill in me minutes, so I wear a medic alert bracelet. I have worn the vecro sports band for years before the band has needed replacing (and it was not the velcro that failed) and that is all day everyday: I don't leave the house without it.

 

[Mo1959]

Really should give this some thought I suppose. I currently carry absolutely nothing.

 

[GlasgowFinn]

I carry a RoadID.

I asked a paramedic friend of mine about what info to have on it. He said that there was no point at all in including blood group as they WILL cross match before giving you any blood, regardless of what you're carrying . If you're "bleeding out" then they will give you O+ until they can cross match.

 

[Nigel-YZ1]

Remember those SOS Talisman/St Christopher things? I've worn one on a neck chain most of my life.

 

[malcermie]

Got my id dog tags from ebay today they are perfect, have stamped on them my name,home phone, wife's name and her mobile.

 

[slowmotion]

If you're "bleeding out" then they will give you O+ until they can cross match.

"Bleeding out?" That's quite a phrase!

 

[pplpilot]

You can still get them - http://www.sostalisman.co.uk/