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Do You Wear A Helmet (if not required)
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AdventureGirl wrote over 2 years ago RexTheRoadDog wrote...
Hey Buffy, cool photo, was that in NC?Thanks Mike, it's on the TN side of the Dragon ______________________
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tee2greenn1 wrote over 2 years ago ALWAYS!!! |
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Western wrote over 2 years ago I wear a helmet, it is a WWII flyers cap. I live in a state that requires a helmet. I personaly think it is against the U S Constitution. A trooper once asked me to take off my helmet, I told him I would drather not but that he could take it off me, I just don't want to testify against myself ( take the 5th). Ride Free / Ride Safe |
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g wrote over 2 years ago like the look o that road adventure girl ,nice wee twisty's .u look great on ur sv ,looks like ur having fun ,stay safe girl . |
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g wrote over 2 years ago u look the part ,u wid fit in fine over wee us in scotland . |
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AdventureGirl wrote over 2 years ago g wrote...
like the look o that road adventure girl ,nice wee twisty's .u look great on ur sv ,looks like ur having fun ,stay safe girl .Thanks g! ______________________
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g wrote over 2 years ago naa bother . |
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Shadowrider wrote over 2 years ago It depends on what I am doing and where I am going. About 90% of the time I will wear one on the highway if I am riding local no I don't like them. I will wear one if I have to, like going in Mass. In the state of RI only the passanger is required to wear one, and in CT no one is required to wear one. Thats my story and I am sticking to it! |
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PapaJohn wrote over 2 years ago Only about half the times more then I use to. Now that it is getting cold a lot more. |
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g wrote over 2 years ago its no ment for keeping ur heed warm . |
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Dyna wrote over 2 years ago g wrote...
its no ment for keeping ur heed warm .It does help tho  The thing I notice about riding with or without a lid is that when I ride in a country that allows you not to I tend to ride slower and easy. At home I ride a little faster and probably a bit more careless because of the fales sense of security with a lid on and I wear an open face helmet all year round in Ireland. I can't speak for other countries but I know here in Ireland the guys who shout the loudest about having to wear the best lids noey can buy or believe that safety gear should be a legal requirement are usually the worse offenders of speeding and acting like idiots on the road. If you act like a looney on the road, odds are you will need that safety gear sooner rather than later. ______________________ It is better to be hated for what you are, than loved for what you are not! |
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g wrote over 2 years ago aye true dyna ,but still no worth the risk . |
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g wrote over 2 years ago a car or truck could pull out on ur path ,no ur fault ,still ****ed no matter what ,or like the guy on the bike in aberdeen ,he hit a paki ,the paki got out his car on the main road ,crossed over to pray ,on his way back to his car he got run over by the guy on his bike and was killed .TRUE STORY ,was on friday last week ,rush hour time .so u dont know when u might need a lid or any other gear . |
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Lucky wrote over 2 years ago, Modified over 2 years ago Dyna wrote...
g wrote...
its no ment for keeping ur heed warm .It does help tho The thing I notice about riding with or without a lid is that when I ride in a country that allows you not to I tend to ride slower and easy. At home I ride a little faster and probably a bit more careless because of the fales sense of security with a lid on and I wear an open face helmet all year round in Ireland. I can't speak for other countries but I know here in Ireland the guys who shout the loudest about having to wear the best lids noey can buy or believe that safety gear should be a legal requirement are usually the worse offenders of speeding and acting like idiots on the road. If you act like a looney on the road, odds are you will need that safety gear sooner rather than later. That's true everywhere Dyna. I see these guys on sport bikes in full leathers, racing boots & gloves, and a full face hemet. Then because they are dressed like a racer, think they should ride like one on the public streets. Now all that stuff will certainly help protect you on a race course where the asphalt blends nicely into grass, ending with hay bails, but it's not going to help much when you cross the line and hit a car head on or go over a cliff. ______________________
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g wrote over 2 years ago i have race gear ,have a race bike ,had a bike licence for 14yrs ,and never had an off yet ,still would never go on a bike with out a lid ,plain stupid if u ask me ,same as i would never go on a build site without my hard hat .but its up to u guys what u do ,im just glad we have to wear one .would be a lot more bikers killed in scotland and europe if we never had to were on . |
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Dyna wrote over 2 years ago g, you gotto remember though inour type of climate we have a lot to put up with as bikers. The constnat wet, wet leaves,badly maintain roads, muck and crap left on the roads by farmers, car drivers theat drive like looneys on our small roads. In the US and Canada their road are far superior to ours, not to mention wider and bigger. That is why I think the helmet law discussion will last as long as we biker and will be still going on when are children are biking....hopefully. ______________________ It is better to be hated for what you are, than loved for what you are not! |
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g wrote over 2 years ago aye dyna ,true ,true . |
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Seakers wrote over 2 years ago i Will have a Full Face even tho im trying to get an H-D. i have had my accident when my chute failed from 200 feet in the Army with my TBI (Tramidic Brain Injory) spelling may be off but you get the point, i Want my knees in the breese! ______________________ If You Can't Stand Behind Our Troops, Feel Free To Stand Infront of Them! |
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Fortunatly I live in a state (Wi.) that feels I am old & mature enough to make my own decision. Myself personally don't like them, although I do own 2.I believe it should be your own choice. Enough of our freedoms are being taken away from us on the premiss that Big Brother needs to protect us from ourselves.If someone wants to wear a helmet, well fine with me but please don't force your beliefs down my throat. I will make up my own mind. RIDE SAFE RIDE FREE |
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g wrote over 2 years ago aye ,its up to u guys . |
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