Full helmet wearers... see this!
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I was gonna say.. not too many places you can open em up anymore without Joe Badge gettin ya! I crack the 113 over a hundred once in a while but not too much anymore....
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This is all well and good, but does not stop your neck from being snapped when you hit the pavement. how much of a vegetable do you want to be? Take me out first hand, but don't let me be a mushroom!!
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Check out this guys crash about two thirds of the way through this video. I wonder why he didn't break his neck?
http://www.araiamericas.com/default.aspx?pageid=160
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The best thing would just Put a Video monitor in one of the Mirrors or a center Mount. I like being able to glance at it when I need it and not sure I would like it in front of me all the time, way to distracting.
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I wear whatever will be most comfortable depending on the weather and ride plan. But I'm thinking what a biotch it is with the sun in your eyes while riding in to the sunset... now it's a biotch riding away from it too.
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Interesting idea. I wonder if I might not find it more distracting then helpful. I usually know pretty well what is behind me because I just passed it.
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