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Posted by Seth Hammond on July 18, 2007, 3:04 pm
> | This is for all U.S. residents or visitors:
> |
> | You are advised to avoid the state of Washington if you
> wear a beanie.
> |
> | It can be gotten to by doing the following:
> |
> |
> | I've been wearing that beanie for over 20 years now.
> However, I want to
> | obey the law and will start wearing my other helmet which
> has one inch
> | of styrofoam lining and is DOT approved.
>
> | Remember this:
> |
> | 1. If you bought your helmet and the DOT label separately,
> then you put
> | the label on later, you are going to most likely be found
> guilty. Period.
> |
> | 3. Novelty helmets aren't worth the money you pay for them
> as more and
> | more states that have helmet laws are changing such laws
> to read that in
> | their state, helmets must meet federal standards.
> |
> |
> | Ride free and welcome to Amerika.
> |
> | --
> | John Corliss BS206
>
> If someone admits to wearing a beanie (as opposed to
> a half helmet) for 20 years, that says it all about their
> choices. If, as indicate above, the rider bought the helmet
> and DOT label separately then we know that he knew the
> beanie didn't meet the standards. Novelty helmets and
> beanies are the same thing. If Washington is a helmet state
> and a rider goes in there knowing it, he/she probably
> deserved a ticket. -- steve
>
>
If you ride, expect to eventually go down. Shit happens. Never mind being
hit, if you just fall off a moving sickle there's a good chance you'll land
on your head. Human craniums burst like cantaloupe when they suddenly
contact pavement. Death is better than surviving as a vegetable.
-BT,DT,BTTS
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