Itâll do fcuk all good if youâre run over by a lorry.
I couldnât for the life of me understand why you would want to dissuade anyone from wearing a helmet on a bike (not that I own a helmet, or indeed a bike for that matter) so my curiosity led me to click into that article. Reason 5 summed it up for me:
Too many issues with pro-helmet research
Are anti-helmetters the anti-vaxxers of the cycling world?
I would never dissuade anyone from wearing a helmet, but the country in Europe with by far the highest bicycle usage also has the least amount of helmet wearers.
There is a belief that mandatory, or heavily promoted, helmet use discourages people from cycling.
They also probably have the highest amount of segregated bike lanes
So build more lanes
The infrastructure is there in NL and the country is flat as a board. Itâs easy for Dirk van Bike to tip off into Den Bosch for a few Heinekens without arming himself to the teeth.
Itâs a bit like fishermen who donât learn how to swim.
The Dutch are too tight to buy them
More like fishermen not wearing a life jacket to be honest
Lads donât be so worried about other fellas helmets, itâs not a good look.
Only a wanker wears a cycling helmet.
Like a car driver not wearing a seat belt.
Itâs nothing like that at all.
Like a climber not wearing a safety harness.
You seem to think a helmet stops motion.
They were good enough for Vikings
What kind of bikes did they cycle?
Tan lines.
Free climbing is the only way to climb.