We
spend a lot of time here on the VehicleHistory.com blog talking about
cars. But those aren't the only kinds of vehicles that we are
interested in. The VehicleHistory.com staff is also into bikes –
both manual ones and motorcycles. But, like a lot of people, we hate
wearing the helmets that keep us safe. Which is why we at
VehicleHistory.com are delighted to learn about the new invisiblebike helmets.
They
were created because of the theory that traditional bike helmets make
you look like a cross between someone who forgot the rest of their
Alien xenomorph costume and a five-year-old who has just been given
his first tricycle. Plus, if you have long hair or curly hair you
look ridiculous once you take the helmet off. So they figured that if
they could come up with a way for you to protect your head while
riding a bike without looking like a doofus, people would be into it.
What
they came up with is a device that attaches to your head that can
sense when you are about to get into an accident and fall off your
bike. Then, and only then, it shoots out an airbag that covers and
protects your entire head before impact.
Isn't
that a great way to stay safe while also looking your best? At
VehicleHistory.com, we certainly think so! That's why we can't wait
to try them out – and hope you will too!
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