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I'm anti helmet threads
Cool helmet 4F!!
I'm anti helmet threads
Here's an anecdote. Last year, I fell off my bike, hit my head on the ground and cracked my helmet. What does that tell us? Absolutely nothing (other than I should slow down when it's frosty), as I've no way of knowing what injuries I would have sustained, had i not been wearing a helmet.
THE THOUGHT SCREEN HELMET STOPS SPACE ALIENS FROM ABDUCTING HUMANS. IT'S BEEN USED SUCCESSFULLY BY FORMER ABDUCTEES FOR TWELVE YEARS.
Anecdotal evidence fully confirms the need for tin foil helmets!
What more proof do you need in order to wear one?
I'm a helmet wearer, but I don't believe this. When I wear a helmet, my hair gets sweatier than when I don't. So either I sweat more (my head is hotter) or I sweat the same or less, and there's less evaporation == less airflow.
I'm guessing these tests were performed on standard (hairless) dummies.
And heres mine. 2 falls from bike (ice and diesel) not wearing a helmet and on neither ocassion did my head hit the ground.
vimeo.com/11797410
Interesting bit at 16 seconds, think the crash helmet came in handy.
I have an easy system, I wear a helmet because I want to, I've had grit and bits of car removed from my skull so I wear one out of choice, I've never looked at the evidence either way and if in some peopes eyes it makes me less of a cyclist then tough, it gets worse I don't wear lycra either, another personal choice.
At the end of the day that is what all this debate boils down to, your own personal choice, nobody should say we are wrong because of the type of bike we use or clothes we wear, it doesn't make you less of a cyclist, your choices just make you different from the next person, it would be a boring place if we were all the same or felt that we needed to force our choices on everyone else, end of lecture
'What a load of old tosh...' according to my spouse.
Who is a brain surgeon
I was waiting for some comments like his head would have not hit the road if he did not have a helmet on.
Isn't that argument the same as: 'The world is flat.' That's my personal opinion based on my own experience. I'm not going to look at the evidence either way?
No its not because at present there is as much evidence against helmets as for helmets, so I'm not ignoring evidence, I just realise that people will make their own choices on this subject, unless somebody proves beyond all doubt and then some will just ignore it anyway.
The world is flat is a different thing, there is evidence to show that it is round, either that or Ellen Macarthur got to the edge and turned round again
I was waiting for some comments like his head would have not hit the road if he did not have a helmet on.