

At the end of the day, it is YOUR head to either protect or crack. But please do not give advice to new riders that helmets injure, that is just wrong and irresponsible.
Piece and out...
allawybiker wrote:ok, so I decided to jump in here. This is getting really stupid. If you look at the helmet you will clearly see multiple deep scratches on several locations/sides, plus the hinge mechanism is broken - do you know how hard it is to break these things? Try it with a helmet (pref. old) and tell me if you would do the same to your head. Also, we have not seen the other side of this helmet!
The point to consider is, what do you think the injuries his head would have sustained had it been IT experiencing the force of the multiple impacts/slides instead of the helmet? And please do not try to convince us that his head would have fared better...
At the end of the day, it is YOUR head to either protect or crack. But please do not give advice to new riders that helmets injure, that is just wrong and irresponsible.
Piece and out...
Telesque wrote: Expecting mod edits. Sorry felllas.
Would you offer that same response to someone injured in a car accident because they weren't wearing a seatbelt? Or someone who was injured on a bike because they were wearing a full-face helmet, sandals, shorts and a t-shirt?Sevulturus wrote:It's your right to put your life on the line out there, however I hope that in Canada if you choose to ride without a helmet (against the law here) that the medical system will refuse to treat you for any life threatening head injuries.
i cant help but say how wrong that is. its sad you think that way and your lucky the medical team that treated you for your accident werent the type of people that think this way towards any motorcycle rider.Sevulturus wrote:Well this thread isn't locked yet so I'll throw in my two cents.
It's your right to put your life on the line out there, however I hope that in Canada if you choose to ride without a helmet (against the law here) that the medical system will refuse to treat you for any life threatening head injuries. My tax dollars pay for medical treatments here, and if you choose to do something as stupid as ride helmetless then I hope that you die of whatever injuries you sustain. I don't want to see my money wasted on someone who doesn't care about his life enough to wear a 2lb peice of plastic.
The emergency rooms are full of people who have done stupid things. Heart attack victims who eat too many cheese-burgers, people who stood on the top step of a step ladder that was labled "DO NOT STEP", or people who forgot to look up before crossing the street. Many people also see someone who forgoes the safety of riding in a car for riding on a motorcycle as stupid. Lets hope it doesn't come down to someone judging at the emergency room door whether or not tax dollars are being wasted. This is a VERY slippery slope none of us want to embark on.....Sevulturus wrote:It's your right to put your life on the line out there, however I hope that in Canada if you choose to ride without a helmet (against the law here) that the medical system will refuse to treat you for any life threatening head injuries. My tax dollars pay for medical treatments here, and if you choose to do something as stupid as ride helmetless then I hope that you die of whatever injuries you sustain. I don't want to see my money wasted on someone who doesn't care about his life enough to wear a 2lb peice of plastic.
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