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Pedal Me bans staff riders from wearing helmets for safety reasons
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#13IIRC it is studied that cars behave more dangerously around bikers with helmets while they give a wide berth to unhelmeted bikers.
"it is studied" Source please? This sounds like absolute bullshit. I've known so many people who have been killed or permanently disfigured because they didn't wear a helmet while biking in a large city. Cars don't give a fuck about us.
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#15This seems insane. Even if the data supported this, anyone from the PR department should have seen how much bad press this generates from a mile away.
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#16At my scale, I know that when I go mountain biking, when I have an helmet, I go faster and take much more risk than when I don't have an helmet. I don't have any data point about road biking, because I never wear a helmet. But thinking about it, I would also take more risks with more protective equipments
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#17Helmets are trying to reduce an already tiny risk. We live in a world of safety fanaticism.
Which reminds me I need to get a helmet for my youngest, even though she's only a rider.
Re: Pedal Me bans staff riders from wearing helmets for safety reasons
#18At my scale, I know that when I go mountain biking, when I have an helmet, I go faster and take much more risk than when I don't have an helmet. I don't have any data point about road biking, because I never wear a helmet. But thinking about it, I would also take more risks with more protective equipments
Re: Pedal Me bans staff riders from wearing helmets for safety reasons
#19Helmets are trying to reduce an already tiny risk. We live in a world of safety fanaticism.