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I just realized none of them wear them when biking.
xeir strong TBD skulls would save xem, and in all honestly probably break the concrete
biking culture is so common there, everyone is used to bikes being on every part of the street and they have way more bikelanes than most countries, therefore they're less likely to be put out for accidents.
its the same here in Denmark, actually.
but its still a good idea to wear a helmet, my dad knew a guy who got paralyzed from neck down and had to get an artificial breather to survive for the rest of his painful years.
>blablabla shit no one cares about
answer is that people feel save even without them.
also if you've ever rode a bike with a helmet youll know that it can start to itch your hair like crazy
its the same here in Denmark, actually.
but its still a good idea to wear a helmet, my dad knew a guy who got paralyzed from neck down and had to get an artificial breather to survive for the rest of his painful years.
>blablabla shit no one cares about
answer is that people feel save even without them.
also if you've ever rode a bike with a helmet youll know that it can start to itch your hair like crazy
Im from england, bike cultures very prominent with youth as it serves as a cheap way of getting around, despite the infastructure being dangerous and terrible no one really wears helmets besides the steriotypical cyclists who do it for sport
>>11040
>also if you've ever rode a bike with a helmet youll know that it can start to itch your hair like crazy
I wear a helmet when i go out cycling and this has never happened before
>>11040
>also if you've ever rode a bike with a helmet youll know that it can start to itch your hair like crazy
I wear a helmet when i go out cycling and this has always happened before
>>11056
Swear on it doe.
I used to cycle too until.. I just started walking instead. Also bikes costs literal thousands here
I think it has a lot to do with the length of your hair, my hair is quite long, so it gets easily itchy especially when I wear a biking helmet.
Weirdly enough my hair is fine with wearing other hats and helmets.
It’s been a long time since I’ve last biked doe, and when I did I only did it occasionally, so maybe I just never got used to a helmet.
Swear on it doe.
I used to cycle too until.. I just started walking instead. Also bikes costs literal thousands here
I think it has a lot to do with the length of your hair, my hair is quite long, so it gets easily itchy especially when I wear a biking helmet.
Weirdly enough my hair is fine with wearing other hats and helmets.
It’s been a long time since I’ve last biked doe, and when I did I only did it occasionally, so maybe I just never got used to a helmet.
>>11181
I have long hair too and my head has never itched before, maybe its because I use a vented helmet. It doesn’t matter the temperature or humidity, never had an itchy head before.
what helmet did you use
I have long hair too and my head has never itched before, maybe its because I use a vented helmet. It doesn’t matter the temperature or humidity, never had an itchy head before.
what helmet did you use
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>>11427
it costs a lot of braincells to deal with niggas like you.
it costs a lot of braincells to deal with niggas like you.
>>11444
Retarded in the sense that posters didn't know the Dutch don't wear helmets, or the sense that the Dutch don't wear helmets and could smear their skull on the pavement?
Retarded in the sense that posters didn't know the Dutch don't wear helmets, or the sense that the Dutch don't wear helmets and could smear their skull on the pavement?
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