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Senin, 02 Juni 2014

How to look good with a bicycle helmet? Ladies?




Fashionist


Hi!
I'm a 14 year old girl, and i just got a new bicycle. It's kind of a vintage one, and i got the blue model. Here's a picture of it: http://www.trekbikes.com/ca/en/bikes/towâ¦
Anyways, I was just wondering how i could look good with a helmet... Because my parents are forcing me to wear one....
I just dont think they look fashionnable and they are soooo not cute. Plus, I dont think people with vintage bikes do wear helmets!
But as the rule says, safety first!!
How would you recommend wearing it? And which one would you recommend? That looks good?
Thank You so much for your time. :)
Oh and by the way, I have long brown curly hair, if that helps :)



Answer
I'm sure you'll look great with your hair flowing with the wind when your riding your bike. x] Like herbal essesences! lol. You'll get helmet hair but it'l be okay. :) And you don't have to clasp on the helmet either.

Do I need to wear a helmet!?




Sexy_Mama4


Okay so I am gonna be 14 in 2 months, and every summer we go to LBI and thts where we bike EVERY WHERE. My parents still make me wear a helmet. Helmets are soooooooo annoying and uncomfortable, I always sneak around and dont wear a helmet. My mom says tht i can get hi by a carr but i dont think tht would happen to me bc i go the back roads and not on the main roads and there are BIKING LANES at LBI where there are a MILLIONN people bikinggg and suchh... Is there anyway you think i can convince my parents for me not to wear a helmet!? or should i just not bring it up and when I am at the shore not wear on in front of them so they get the picture tht i DONT NEED ONE! Thanks
xoxo :)



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You've come to the WRONG place to find the "anti-helmet" crowd. This ain't it! Statistic after statistic and even more statistics PROVE that wearing a helmet can & will save your life. Get ready for a long, detailed answer...

#1) "Helmets are soooooooo annoying and uncomfortable..." NOT if you find a good one with the proper ventilation. I own TWO. The one I use for summer riding actually forces air into the helmet & across the top & sides of the head & out the rear. This helmet is actually too well ventilated to wear in cool to cold weather.

#2) "My mom says that i can get hi by a car..." That MAY happen. But MORE bicycle "accidents" are solo falls or related to other things happening. FACT! See 1st link below. Look at the pie chart. 45% are solo falls. Only 18% involve a car or other motorized vehicle.

#3) "...the main roads and there are BIKING LANES..." So what? Think a designated bike lane will keep you safe? WRONG! What about the dreaded "Right Hook"? I quote from the website, "Right hook â Where a following motorist passes the cyclist and then immediately turns right across the cyclistâs path." This has happened to me more than once - or twice. A car (motorist) will pass a bicycle on the left & then IMMEDIATELY make a right turn DEAD in front of the bicycle. Designated bicycle lanes are fine - to a point. I'd rather ride on a street with no designated bicycle lane & take the lane...making sure the motorist is aware of me. BE SEEN - take the lane.

#4) "Is there anyway you think i can convince my parents for me not to wear a helmet!?" You won't hear it from me. IMHO - anyone who doesn't wear a helmet is a FOOL. One last fact. Your chances of surviving an accident on a bicycle are improved by 90% by wearing a helmet. Look at the second link below. Would you rather have that 90% chance on your side or against you?




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Senin, 20 Januari 2014

Can i ride a 42cc go-ped in California at age 15 and a half with a permit only?

bicycle helmets pictures on Giro Atmos Bike Helmet (Small, White/Silver)
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waterloo n


Can i ride a 42cc go-ped in California at age 15 and a half with a permit only? Also what are the punishments for riding without a permit/license?


Answer
That's a hard one to answer. What do you consider a "go-ped"? If you mean a scooter that's motorized, then you need to be 16 before you can operate it.

Here is what the CHP's website says about them:

Motorized scooter

* Driver must be at least 16 years old.
* Effective 1/1/2005, a Class C driver's license or driver's permit is required.
* Effective 1/1/2005, a motorized scooter shall at all times be equipped with a muffler.
* Effective 1/1/2005, a person shall not modify the exhaust system of a motorized scooter in a manner that will amplify or increase the noise level emitted by the motor.
* Speed limit is 15 mph.
* Driver must wear a bicycle helmet
* Operation permitted on a bicycle path, trail or bikeway, unless there is a local ordinance prohibiting it.
* On the roadway with a posted speed limit of greater than 25 mph, driver must operate in Class II bicycle lane.
* On roads with a posted speed limit of 25 mph or less, riding in a bicycle lane is not required.
* Operator shall ride as close to the right curb as possible, except to pass or turn left

Check out this link to CHP's website. It has a lot of pictures and defines what they consider motorized scooters, motorized bikes, ETC.

http://www.chp.ca.gov/html/motors.html

How to install pyramid bike dog leash?




ellieinthe


uh, i bought it off ebay and i am puzzled as how to install the thing, all i got was a long metal piece with a velco thingy on one end and a leash thing on the other. Please help me!


Answer
Jeepers, I'm a cyclist and I've never heard of this.
Here's a picture of one at Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Pyramid-Bicycle-Dog-Leash/dp/B0006514IG

It looks to me like the velcro at one end wraps around the chain stay near the drop outs. Doesn't appear to be the safest nor most secure way to tote a dog around, if you ask me.

Do be very careful. Wear a helmet, proper cycling glasses, gloves..... there there to save your skin and your life...and believe me they're not fashion statements nor something to sneeze at. Go easy and take your dog on routes where you know it's safe and distractions are at a minimum.




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