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Bikers Urged To Look After Their Legs...
Bikers should be aware that restricted legroom, of sports bikes in particular, and consequent sustained periods of acute hip and knee angles, can occlude blood flow to the legs, increasing risk of DVT and causing cumulative damage to the legs’ venous system.
Long term effects include venous hypertension, varicose veins and leg ulcers.
Regularly witnessed brief straightening of legs on the move, as riders seek to overcome their discomfort does not alleviate this.
However, visit the Leg Club website and find out how you can look after your legs! |
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SERV, also known as the 'Blood Runners', is a charitable organisation that delivers blood products to the emergency and accident hospitals across Southern England at night free of charge whenever and wherever it's urgently needed. |
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ISLE OF MAN MOTORSPORT MEDICAL SERVICES
We are an organisation dedicated to providing the best possible pre-hospital medical and rescue care and equipment at the large number of motorsport events that take place in the Isle of Man, the Road Racing Capital of the World. Paramedic volunteers required please visit our site.
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The National Association for Bikers with a Disability (NABD)
Registered Charity no.1040907.
NABD web site www.nabd.org.uk
Telephone NABD office on 0870 759 0603
Riders -Experts in Transport for Development
Riders for Health have worked for over 15 years on the problem of delivery systems for healthcare in Africa. We work with ministries of health, UN agencies and other NGOs. Our main resource centre is in the UK while our programme staff are all nationals of the countries in which we work.
We are self-funded with no government support. Our origins are in the sport of motorcycle racing and successful fundraising at motorcycling events and races enables us to support our pioneering field initiatives, ensuring that motorcycles continue to save lives in Africa.
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