My criteria for a helmet include protection for my head (from sun and
impact), comfort (is light, breathable, fit), promotes visibility (for
others and does not reduce visibility for me), and looks OK (both wearing
and what it does to the hair upon removal). I don't expect much of any of
those
Too funny, I'm bummed I didn't get further through this thread before
responding:
"The 81-year-old, *who was not wearing a helmet*, was transported to Ryder
Trauma Center in Miami with “serious” injuries, according to the highway
patrol."
Doug
On Tue, Jun 18, 2024 at 1:50 PM Edwin W wrote:
> G
Now THIS is good stuff ;^)
I always wear a helmet, I've replaced 2 due to impact with the ground. Did
either save me? Who knows, but I'd rather have some questional styrofoam
between my cranium and the ground than not. Grant's writing is
interesting, and I certainly don't think helmets are magi
Gene Hackman had a bike wreck at age 81 and survived with minimal injuries
and could have said "thank god I wasn't wearing a helmet."
https://www.cnn.com/2012/01/13/showbiz/hackman-accident/index.html
Now, I am not saying he had no injuries because he was not wearing a
helmet, but if he HAD been
No one has ever said:
“I had a bad bike wreck, thankfully I wasn’t wearing a helmet!"
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