Seems to me if head protection without overheating and blocked vision is
the goal this is the solution:
http://www.cyclelicio.us/2010/airbag-bike-helmet/
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On Thu, 2012-10-11 at 06:02 -0700, Matthew J wrote:
Seems to me if head protection without overheating and blocked vision
is the goal this is the solution:
http://www.cyclelicio.us/2010/airbag-bike-helmet/
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You don't think having that thing around your neck would create
overheating?
They've GOT to be kidding with this one... I must not understand the
engineering behind this one... By comparison, a car airbag at least has a
chance to sense contact (ie a crash) on the exterior crumple-zone of the
car before deploying the interior airbag. But where is the sensing
mechanism
Accelerometers.
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Steve:
Not any more than a helmet. In any event, if helmets are a must, seems a
little heat is a small price to pay for a large step up in protection.
Bobby:
The device uses pretty much the same technology increasingly found in
automobiles that automatically stop them if something is
On 10/11/12, Matthew J matthewj...@gmail.com wrote:
Steve:
Not any more than a helmet. In any event, if helmets are a must, seems a
little heat is a small price to pay for a large step up in protection.
Bobby:
The device uses pretty much the same technology increasingly found in
Thanks for the heads up on the Troxel helmets, Will. They look great.
On Oct 10, 6:57 pm, Will waller.will...@gmail.com wrote:
We use these and like them better than bicycle helmets: screened vents,
good fit, can change liners (very nice feature), can add warm winter liner
(also nice
On Thu, 2012-10-11 at 07:50 -0700, Matthew J wrote:
Steve:
Not any more than a helmet. In any event, if helmets are a must,
seems a little heat is a small price to pay for a large step up in
protection.
My experience does not agree. As you know, I'm in the metro Washington
DC area, a
But recall the saw: 'only mad dogs and Englishman go out in the mid-day
sun.
I've always found helmets uncomfortable.
The air bag collar can probably be worn more loose than a scarf. Not sure
the material, but if it is light, it would not have the insulating quailtiy
of a scarf.
So Lyle, which Nutcase helmet did you get your daughter, and perhaps
might get for yourself?
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My daughter, soon to be eleven, picked this one:
http://www.nutcasehelmets.com/collections/street/super_solid/blackish
I must say I was hoping she'd pick something a touch brighter, but dad,
the black will go with anything! Oh well. . .
my son, who is turning 8 soon wants this one:
We use these and like them better than bicycle helmets: screened vents,
good fit, can change liners (very nice feature), can add warm winter liner
(also nice feature). They're a bit studier than regular bicycle helmets.
The manufacturing quality is the same as high end bike helmets and better
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