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Very interesting that.....from a technical point of view. From a practical point of view.....will we all have to wear neck scarfs when cycling?!?:ohmy:

Someone obviously thinks this is a good, having paid for the cost of testing! :smile:
 

MartinC

Über Member
Location
Cheltenham
I'm not sure who these 'lid haters' are, I've never come across any. Interesting idea though, very useful for pedestrians and car drivers too. Do you have any more info on things like sensitivity to direction of movement, impact and time from deployment to impact?
 

adscrim

Veteran
Location
Perth
Very interesting that.....from a technical point of view. From a practical point of view.....will we all have to wear neck scarfs when cycling?!?:ohmy:

Someone obviously thinks this is a good, having paid for the cost of testing! :smile:


I'm unsure of the seriousness in which the testing was carried out, there is definite sniggering at 3.33
 

gaz

Cycle Camera TV
Location
South Croydon
How the hell am I going to fit my helmet camera to that :tongue: :smile:
With lots of pennies? :laugh:
 

ianrauk

Tattooed Beat Messiah
Location
Rides Ti2
Could do with one of these for my friday night stumble back from the pub :tongue:

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jonny jeez

Legendary Member
First off, it does not seem to offer much protection at all, its already deflating by the time the head hits something hard. Cant see it stopping impact injury like a lid will.

also, if its activated from sudden tilt/movement, then how does it deal with sneezing?
 

HJ

Cycling in Scotland
Location
Auld Reekie
Just got to show that it would be better to stop driver killing and maiming people, instead of blaming the victim

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downfader

extimus uero philosophus
Location
'ampsheeeer
Looks rediculous. Looks hot. Looks uncomfortable. Looks even more unreliable that regular cycle helmets

Interestingly I made this point on friday to a young student girl at work. She, being foreign and possibly mislead by someone else, thought that it was a legal requirement to wear a helmet. I told here it wasnt. "But it will protect me in an accident."

"Cuts and scratches, yes. It wont protect you from a car," I replied, "better to learn the safe techniques of road craft."

She seemed to take what I said on board.
 
Good news is that it has no snag points or vents so will cause less injuries than some helmet designs and stay in place!
 
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