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There was once a time when skiers and snowboarders scoffed at the idea of wearing helmets. After all, helmets are not exactly a fashion statement. Then came the statistics about head injuries, some of which proved to be fatal. Suddenly…
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Bicycling is a deceptively dangerous sport. Although bicycles are generally considered safe vehicles, cyclists are fully exposed to road hazards, other vehicles and high-speed impacts during crashes. To stay safe on your bike, always…
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One of the most important reasons to wear a bicycle helmet is to prevent brain injury in the result of a severe crash or accident. There are other viable reasons for wearing a helmet that promotes overall safety and awareness.
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Quad bikes are capable of traveling where many larger on-road vehicles cannot. Much like a motorcycle, they're designed for interactive riding, with the rider shifting weight and posture to accommodate the terrain beneath him.
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Few things are more important to your continued safety while on a bike than a good helmet. Head trauma is one of the most likely injuries of a bicycling accident and the results are often devastating. Wearing a helmet at all times has…
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Learning how to ride a bicycle without training wheels is a right of passage for our young people. It is a great bonding event between parent and child. Yet, many of our children do not wear helmets when bicycling. Some states have hel…
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Mountain bike safety involves not only helmet use but also the condition of and familiarity with all components of the bike as well as the condition and skill level of the rider.
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Sledding is a fun activity for cold, winter, snowy days---the thrill of riding the back of a fast sled down a steep hill exhilarates most everyone. Even when the snow seems fast, it's hard not to yearn for a faster sled. A few modifica…
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Without the proper safety clothing, a bicycle ride can turn from a pleasurable romp to a dangerous or deadly excursion. There are considerations to take regarding clothing items that will make your bike ride safe and enjoyable.
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Either ripping down single track or dodging cars, once you start moving, you rely on your bike, equipment and experience to keep you moving, get you around the next turn and back home safely. A few precautions early save a lot of time…
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Children are the most common user of bicycles, and they may be the least equipped to handle riding in traffic that includes automobiles. There are many groups trying to create laws and help children be safe while riding bicycles.
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Florida has a law on the books that requires anyone under 16 to wear a helmet while bicycling. Miami-Dade County has considered raising that age, which cities or counties may do. Miami-Dade County officials encourage all cyclists to we…
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Most accidents involving bicycles also involve children. More than 60 percent of cycling accidents happen to people younger than 15. Safety officials believe helmets would go a long way to protect children from serious injury in bicycl…
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To help your child stay safe on her bike, teach basic safety facts to get her started. Then, work together to make your own rules to match her maturity and riding skills.
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Alberta has a law requiring anyone younger than 18 to wear a helmet while bicycling. Proponents of the law believe helmets prevent, or lessen the chance of, serious head injury, while opponents feel it discourages bicycle riding.
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