![]() |
more likely to die, if you wear a lid
|
Quote:
Its like showing a chart showing only seatbelt usage and fatalities. You would have to make the assumption that usage would have made a difference in outcome. "Helmeted rider traveling at high rate of speed collided with dump truck and died" Well if he wasn't wearing a helmet then he would have lived!!! |
Quote:
From the page right before that: Quote:
Numbers of fatalities (helmeted or not) in a state are meaningless without knowing the total population of riders. I don't understand why NHTSA never seems to put the important numbers in their charts... |
Quote:
JC |
Quote:
|
Quote:
Don't they have at least a fatallity at every one of their rallies? |
Quote:
|
The real take away is page 4, 42% of deaths were drunk
|
Quote:
JC |
Quote:
|
I wear a lid so my pretty face doesnt get fugly.
|
Table 6 shows 6 total deaths in Alaska, of which 3% were over 0.8% BAC. That equates to 0.18 riders. How does 0.18 of a rider maintain control of a bike? You would think someone would proof read this shit.
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
Wearing a lid in ND will save your life! |
Quote:
|
Looking at that chart I noticed the numbers were all over the place. I'd guess that states that had such a high number of deaths of motorcyclists wearing helmets, are probably states that require helmets. The numbers at the bottom are totals of all states combined. With some states requiring the use of helmets, that chart does't prove squat about whether or not the helmet saved or cost the rider his life.
|
Quote:
I hope you aren't teaching those kids anything. At least give them a fighting chance. |
Quote:
It is tough enough to maintain control as only 1/5 of a rider but it's nearly impossible when you're drunk too! |
All times are GMT -4. The time now is 07:37 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions Inc.