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hotsauce492003
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I agree there. A motorcycle helmet is 10 times better.
On the bicycle ones, Bell has some more or less decent fullface bicycle helmets.
But there is always an the exeption to the rule; I was involved in a multiple car accident going like 75mph on a rainy day on FWY5(Calif), ...and the curious thing is if I would have been wearing my seatbelt I would have most likely broken my neck. I was slamed by cars from the left and the right several times, like on a pinball machine, and my body just kept sliding on the long front seat of my chevy truck...and my head with each slam did not come lose..cause I slid on the seat each time i was hit (holding the wheel) and did not take the full blunt force of the impacts. When everything stopped my neck hurt but I walked away ok.
However I still think that 99% of the time helmets and seat belts might help.
On the bicycle ones, Bell has some more or less decent fullface bicycle helmets.
But there is always an the exeption to the rule; I was involved in a multiple car accident going like 75mph on a rainy day on FWY5(Calif), ...and the curious thing is if I would have been wearing my seatbelt I would have most likely broken my neck. I was slamed by cars from the left and the right several times, like on a pinball machine, and my body just kept sliding on the long front seat of my chevy truck...and my head with each slam did not come lose..cause I slid on the seat each time i was hit (holding the wheel) and did not take the full blunt force of the impacts. When everything stopped my neck hurt but I walked away ok.
However I still think that 99% of the time helmets and seat belts might help.