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you wear a full-face helmet?

Ask 1.1-million-mile rider Dave Swisher, of Bowling Green, Virginia. That's his helmet after he suffered a crash in West Virginia. Dave came out of it just fine thanks to his full-face helmet. No facial reconstruction was needed. In fact, because Dave was wearing full gear, he was able to ride home!

What would have happened had he been wearing a three-quarter helmet or, worse yet, a shorty?"From: http://jeff.dean.home.att.net/swisher.htm==========================================
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Consider Wearing a Full-Faced Helmet
John Bennett "Why should you wear a full-face helmet? Ask 1.1-million-mile rider Dave Swisher, of Bowling Green, Virginia. That's his helmet after he suffered a crash in West Virginia. Dave came out of it just fine thanks to his full-face helmet. No facial reconstruction was needed. In fact, because Dave was wearing full gear, he was able to ride home!
What would have happened had he been wearing a three-quarter helmet or, worse yet, a shorty?" From: http://jeff.dean.home.att.net/swisher.htm ==========================================
Click here to visit the Lufkin, Texas MC Group!
Retro Ouch! Ride safe! Retro

"Life may begin at 30, but it get's real interesting around 150."
TheKing We're mean here in West Virginia! Don't y'all come in here trying to be all bad and stuff.
bjojr What kind or weither you wear a helmet or not should be up to the indivdual RIDER! I know that when I road the Honda Shadow I really prefered a open face helmet cause of the "lean back" style of the cruiser. I could see better and also see the speedo without looking down. Now on the Concours (sport-TOURER), I feel comfortable wearing a full-face helmet as with the "forward lean" I can see well and have a clear view of the insturment panel too. Remember, Let those who RIDE, DECIDE Ride Often & Enjoy Life More! BJ Ondo 95 ZG1000 Concours Colorado Springs, CO.

Consider Wearing a Full-Faced Helmet
John Bennett	"Why should you wear a full-face helmet? Ask 1.1-million-mile rider Dave Swisher, of Bowling Green, Virginia. That's his helmet after he suffered a crash in West Virginia. Dave came out of it just fine thanks to his full-face helmet. No facial reconstruction was needed. In fact, because Dave was wearing full gear, he was able to ride home! What would have happened had he been wearing a three-quarter helmet or, worse yet, a shorty?" From: http://jeff.dean.home.att.net/swisher.htm ========================================== Click here to visit the Lufkin, Texas MC Group!
Retro	Ouch! Ride safe! Retro "Life may begin at 30, but it get's real interesting around 150."
TheKing	We're mean here in West Virginia! Don't y'all come in here trying to be all bad and stuff.
bjojr	What kind or weither you wear a helmet or not should be up to the indivdual RIDER! I know that when I road the Honda Shadow I really prefered a open face helmet cause of the "lean back" style of the cruiser. I could see better and also see the speedo without looking down. Now on the Concours (sport-TOURER), I feel comfortable wearing a full-face helmet as with the "forward lean" I can see well and have a clear view of the insturment panel too. Remember, Let those who RIDE, DECIDE Ride Often & Enjoy Life More! BJ Ondo 95 ZG1000 Concours Colorado Springs, CO.