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bikepawl - irrelevant to the point. cynic al was claiming the head band holds the helmet on. the TRL research explains clearly why this is not so. ~A differnt issue.


 
Posted : 10/04/2019 11:20 am
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@Tjagain
You said that the TRL are against cranial straps, I was pointing out that it is impractical.
Which artical on the TRL website are you quoting from?


 
Posted : 10/04/2019 11:29 am
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@Tjagain
You found which article the information was in on the TRL site yet?


 
Posted : 10/04/2019 1:11 pm
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bikepawl – irrelevant to the point. cynic al was claiming the head band holds the helmet on. the TRL research explains clearly why this is not so. ~A differnt issue.


 
Posted : 10/04/2019 1:26 pm
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Who dragged poor TJ back into a helmet thread?


 
Posted : 10/04/2019 1:29 pm
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So which article has that claim?
A link would be useful.


 
Posted : 10/04/2019 1:31 pm
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Thanks for the word inspiration. All 7 letters out.


 
Posted : 10/04/2019 1:39 pm
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I like the fact you're wearing your helmet to play Scrabble. Can't be too careful.


 
Posted : 10/04/2019 1:42 pm
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Does the OP even have a daughter? I no longer understand what’s real and what’s make believe


 
Posted : 10/04/2019 1:44 pm
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@Tjagain
You found that link to the TRL where they say that the cranial strap or cradle does nothing to hold the helmet on, or that they are against them?


 
Posted : 10/04/2019 3:44 pm
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Posted : 10/04/2019 3:46 pm
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Posted : 10/04/2019 5:09 pm
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Ass hats


 
Posted : 10/04/2019 5:21 pm
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Right.... This is getting ridiculous.

I've just been up to Haldon for my normal Wednesday night blast around the Red/Blue.

Just before I left the carpark I noticed some guy (clearly a newbie) who was just about to set out on a ride.

A blind man on a galloping horse could have seen that his tyres were WAY too hard.

I chucked a pressure guage on them and they were 25psi!!!!!! I mean.... what was he thinking! It was SOOOOOO obvious that 24.5psi would have been plenty for his wheel/tyre combo.

I tried my best to offer advice but the grumpy old bugger didnt want to hear any of it.

I was beside myself. What was he thinking? Does he not know the "rules?" I've been worried about him all night. Hope he got back safe and in one piece.

Mind you..... I probably should look deep into my own soul for an answer..... maybe "i should have stayed indoors if I was going to react like that!"


 
Posted : 10/04/2019 10:09 pm
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cynic al was claiming the head band holds the helmet on

I did initially ask if that was the case, I did not claim it.

I did a few searches on TRL and couldn't find an article saying what you claim they say.

No offence but I'll take evidence over your opinion, and would welcome a link to a relevant article in support.


 
Posted : 11/04/2019 12:05 am
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A blind man on a galloping horse

Hope you had a word. 🙂


 
Posted : 11/04/2019 9:08 am
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A blind man on a galloping horse

Or an ass? I mean a blind man on a galloping ass, not a blind ass on a galloping horse.


 
Posted : 11/04/2019 4:19 pm
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So which article has that claim?
A link would be useful.

Don't hold your breathe mate, it doesn't exist.


 
Posted : 11/04/2019 4:46 pm
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His breathe doesn't exist??


 
Posted : 11/04/2019 4:55 pm
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Bravo OP, great twist there and well done on approaching the guy. Shame he was a bellend about it.

I still suffer memory loss, confusion, tiredness and temper problems from a silly household head injury last summer and will probably have repercussions for the rest of my life.


 
Posted : 11/04/2019 5:18 pm
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