'Invisible' bike helmet

Alain Quay
Alain Quay Posts: 534
edited November 2013 in The cake stop
I'm not saying I'd use one, but the inventors will make millions from this:
http://www.smh.com.au/executive-style/fitness/the-bike-helmet-thats-invisible-20131115-2xkvd.html

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  • southdownswolf
    southdownswolf Posts: 1,525
    Personally I don't think they will.
    I can't see many people wanting to wear a thick "scarf" on a warmish day, even in the UK?
    Can you imagine many road cyclists in bib shorts and a lycra top wearing them?
    If they can get the styling right, then they might sell a few to style conscious people in London or New York etc....
    http://www.stuartmole.co.uk/
  • RDW
    RDW Posts: 1,900
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  • capt_slog
    capt_slog Posts: 3,974
    I can't see them selling many either.
    To avoid the chance of false triggering, there are going to be scenarios where it's unlikely to be any good. It's a lot to pay for a 'single use' (I see that they're hoping to do free replacements) that could end up being a bloody nuisance.


    The older I get, the better I was.

  • Peddle Up!
    Peddle Up! Posts: 2,040
    If there is a risk of false triggering, you can bet your bike the low-lifes will have a new sport. :|
    Purveyor of "up" :)
  • turnerjohn
    turnerjohn Posts: 1,069
    Alain Quay wrote:
    I'm not saying I'd use one, but the inventors will make millions from this:
    http://www.smh.com.au/executive-style/fitness/the-bike-helmet-thats-invisible-20131115-2xkvd.html

    great idea but $600 :shock: :shock: :shock: and I've a feeling in summer your neck would get dam hot !

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