Cycling Injuries - Are helmets to blame?

mr_ribble

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... -bike.html

tonye_n

No!

tgotb

I think the real lesson from this (apart from the fact that you can damage your helmet in an accident) is that we would all be much safer if we rode girls' bikes. As would the girls.....

bunter

no way I'm going to visit a page on the Daily Mail website. Summarise?

fat_tail

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-5jtv-wOVCyI/UtVMzgW0iZI/AAAAAAAAw9w/XWoN8lDYNFs/s1600/erection.jpeg

apparently he was an Irishman man... which probably explains why

cyclingprop

Metaphor?

t4tomo

knob

veronese68

I too didn't want to click a Daily Mail link but had guessed the gist from posts on other forums. So looking at that blogspot link he had it for 7 weeks, but "endured the distressing condition for 5 weeks". Does that mean he enjoyed the first fortnight?

walkingbootweather

bunter wrote:

no way I'm going to visit a page on the Daily Mail website. Summarise?

Just your everyday story of a mountain biker with a hardtail and about 6" of travel.

mr_ribble

walkingbootweather wrote:

bunter wrote:

no way I'm going to visit a page on the Daily Mail website. Summarise?

Just your everyday story of a mountain biker with a hardtail and about 6" of travel.

Only 6'' .... definitely compact on the front then.

tgotb

Mr_Ribble wrote:

Only 6'' .... definitely compact on the front then.

How many teeth?

mr_ribble

TGOTB wrote:

Mr_Ribble wrote:

Only 6'' .... definitely compact on the front then.

How many teeth?

I wouldn't know tbh, I was born lucky! And whislt this setup is mighty impressive, you should try finding SIDIs in a size 12.5

Agent57

bunter wrote:

no way I'm going to visit a page on the Daily Mail website. Summarise?

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( http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/01/15 ... ke_mishap/ )