In every case where a safety feature that will help 99 out of 100 people, someone stands up with some anecdotal evidence to the contrary. Always as if that is some sort of proof that said safety devices are in fact major hazards.
It was so with seat belts in cars, with some wag always telling how they were lucky to be 'thrown clear' before the car burst into flames, etc., etc. Anecdotal evidence notwithstanding, you are far more likely to smash your brain-pan open on the top of the dash or end up with the starter handle in your skull than you are to successfully 'duck' during a hypothetical roll-over. Go for the harnesses. Greg At 05:42 PM 1/15/99 -0800, Audean wrote: >You will more than likely flame me but here goes. > >I have seen this come up before on shoulder harnesses for coupes... > >I only want to point out had N99893 had shoulder harnesses in her my husband >would be dead... > >He was able to get his head down when she fliped and the canapy was pretty flat >when righted. >
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