radio 2 now ( if you can )
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exactly how i feel tintin
if youve been run over youve been run over regardless of what you have on your head
this was discussed on bikeradar and i think someone mentoned it had become mandatory to have a helmet in some parts of australia and many just gave up riding , so funnily enough the injuries went down :roll:
i dont ride in cycle paths if i can help it , the road is for riding , not a coloured bit of path
if youve been run over youve been run over regardless of what you have on your head
this was discussed on bikeradar and i think someone mentoned it had become mandatory to have a helmet in some parts of australia and many just gave up riding , so funnily enough the injuries went down :roll:
i dont ride in cycle paths if i can help it , the road is for riding , not a coloured bit of path
perry":s1loef14 said:
So true too. But at least if there is a 'lane' for us then when it gets to court they can ask the driver what were you doing driving in the lane? Just an added extra to use against the driver
every little helps
I wear a helmet because it might save my life... it might not make any difference... but it might, too.
Might stop a cracked skull in a small off too - seen that too many times.
I, too, avoid cycle paths though because they're not cycle paths. They're pedestrian, dog and lamp post paths first before cyclists get a look in :evil:
Might stop a cracked skull in a small off too - seen that too many times.
I, too, avoid cycle paths though because they're not cycle paths. They're pedestrian, dog and lamp post paths first before cyclists get a look in :evil:
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drivers tend to take extra care when avoiding cyclists WITHOUT helmets, less care around those that are wearing one...
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orange71":20hc7zz7 said:
yes - it was on Radio 4's BH so it is true, undeniable fact, Radio 4 is never wrong....
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