East Springfield, PA (4/26/2010) - 88 Live to Ride will be conducting a
demonstration of the proper installation and implementation of the Eject Helmet Removal System on Saturday, May 1st, at 5:00pm at the Mobile Medical Unit. The demonstration will show attendants the proper procedure to install the system into their helmets, including an instructional video. We will also have a medical professional on hand to show how the Eject system assists in the proper removal of a helmet in case of injury. Attendants will receive a gift certificate towards purchase of the Eject Helmet Removal System.

For more information please visit 88livetoride.com.

With the Eject system in place, EMT and Medical staff will know the downed rider is equipped with it because of the indicator stickers on the rider's helmet. Within 25 seconds, the soft, Co2 controlled airbag gently lifts the helmet from the injured rider

“The Eject Helmet Removal System is the only tool that can quickly and safely remove a crash victim’s helmet, where head or neck injury is suspected. It does so without adding any pressure or traction to the neck or spine which can cause secondary spinal injuries to the downed rider/driver.”

“Shock Doctor™ has established a free online EMT training program that will register EMTs when the Eject Training course has been completed. The EMTs can then print a certificate verifying their successful completion of the course. Shock Doctor is working directly with several major medical equipment distributors, and attending numerous trade events, to ensure that the Eject First Responder units are available to the EMS industry; these units will also be available to track owners. Please contact 1-877-40-EJECT for more information.” For more information, please check their website - www.ejectsafety.com

www.ejectsafety.com

For more information please visit www.88livetoride.com.

About 88 Live To Ride:
The support of family, friends and the racing community when Matt, Debi’s son, died in a racing accident led to the decision to form a corporation, 88 Live to Ride, Inc., to further expand on needs, seen as necessary, in the sport of ATV racing. The mission of 88 Live to Ride, Inc. is to advocate and support the protection, education and safety of riders involved in ATV racing events. Thru fundraising events held in 2005 the corporation was able to purchase a 20’ Vintage trailer to use as its medical unit along with a Yamaha generator to supply power to it. Doc Ragon uses the medical trailer to provide “walking wounded” care, free of charge, to the racers; their families and the spectators of the sport we all love. Also in 2005, Yamaha Motor Corporation stepped up to the plate and provided 88 Live to Ride with a Limited Edition Rhino to be used as their official pit vehicle at race events.

The Board of 88 Live to Ride, Inc. consists of Debi Bartosek, Jorge Cuartas, Cindi Hart and Beth Laurine. The IRS officially granted the corporation its 501(c)(3) tax exempt status and it is now recognized as a Public Charity.