the final word on helmets

Yeah sure it will be...

I have to ask everyone who chooses not to wear a helmet.

[ I'm not passing judgement. I'm an agnostic myself when it comes to brain
buckets]

If a helmet law is passed in your jurisdiction would you:

1] Stop cycling?

2] Flout the law?

3] Submit to the man?


--
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you must have misunderstood what I said'
-alan greenspan

loki wrote:

Yeah sure it will be...

I have to ask everyone who chooses not to wear a helmet.

[ I'm not passing judgement. I'm an agnostic myself when it comes to brain
buckets]

If a helmet law is passed in your jurisdiction would you:

1] Stop cycling?
No.


2] Flout the law?
Yes.


3] Submit to the man?
No.

Austin
--
I'm pedaling as fast as I durn well please!
There are no X characters in my address

"loki" wrote in message
...

Yeah sure it will be...

I have to ask everyone who chooses not to wear a helmet.

[ I'm not passing judgement. I'm an agnostic myself when it comes to brain
buckets]

If a helmet law is passed in your jurisdiction would you:

1] Stop cycling?

2] Flout the law?

3] Submit to the man?

I suppose I would submit and buy one. I don't wear one now primarily
because 1) they're expensive and 2) I just don't like hats, and only wear
one when I absolutely have to.

Cheto

"loki" wrote in message
...

Yeah sure it will be...

I have to ask everyone who chooses not to wear a helmet.

[ I'm not passing judgement. I'm an agnostic myself when it comes to brain
buckets]

If a helmet law is passed in your jurisdiction would you:

1] Stop cycling?

Never!!!

2] Flout the law?

Often!!! Especially on nice days though.

3] Submit to the man?

Sometimes.

On Tue, 9 Nov 2004 14:35:11 -0500, "loki"
wrote:


Yeah sure it will be...

I have to ask everyone who chooses not to wear a helmet.

[ I'm not passing judgement. I'm an agnostic myself when it comes to brain
buckets]

If a helmet law is passed in your jurisdiction would you:

1] Stop cycling?

2] Flout the law?

3] Submit to the man?

Where I live, bicyclists are classified as pedestrians and are subject
only to those laws. Such laws will never include mandatory helmets
for people on foot.

Michael J. Klein
Dasi Jen, Taoyuan Hsien, Taiwan, ROC
Please replace mousepotato with asiancastings
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On Tue, 9 Nov 2004 12:48:43 -0800, Cheto quoth:

I suppose I would submit and buy one. I don't wear one now primarily
because 1) they're expensive

You can't manage $20? ($13 on sale, even)

bkr

"Beaker" wrote in message
...

You can't manage $20? ($13 on sale, even)

Sure I can manage $20, but why? And, like I said, I don't like hats.

Cheto

BTW...the good one's I've seen cost a lot more than $20.

On Tue, 9 Nov 2004 23:32:27 -0800, Cheto quoth:

BTW...the good one's I've seen cost a lot more than $20.

The $20 ones are plenty good enough.

bkr

"loki" wrote in message ...
Yeah sure it will be...

I have to ask everyone who chooses not to wear a helmet.

[ I'm not passing judgement. I'm an agnostic myself when it comes to brain
buckets]

If a helmet law is passed in your jurisdiction would you:

1] Stop cycling?

2] Flout the law?

3] Submit to the man?

I have not and never will buy a helmet to ride a bicycle. I have not
and never will wear a helmet while riding a bicycle. Unless I become a
really good cyclist and join a club which forces you to wear one. I
hear on club rides, helmets are mandatory. But that's ok because I
will be surrounded by helmet heads.
http://hometown.aol.com/lbuset/

"Beaker" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 9 Nov 2004 23:32:27 -0800, Cheto quoth:

BTW...the good one's I've seen cost a lot more than $20.

The $20 ones are plenty good enough.

Even if they were $2 I still wouldn't buy one. Part of the reason I enjoy
bicycling - even more than motorcycling - is that I don't have to wear a
bunch of safety crap.

Cheto