Oh, several reasons are often quoted: * I'm so skilled that I don't ever fall * wearing a helmet should be a personal choice, and I'm exercising my right not to * Helmets are only rated for falls at fairly slow speed, and I'm so fast that a helmet won't help me much * Vehicles are the big danger, and a helmet won't do squat if I get run over by an 18-wheeler. * Hemets increase the weight and size of my head, making me more likely to hit it. If I don't wear a helmet I can keep my head from hitting the grund by tensing my neck muscles really hard. * Bike riding is really a low risk activity, More people get hurt falling over while walking than biking, so helmets for walking would make more sense than bike helmets. * They're ugly * They mess up my hair * They're uncomfortable There are more, but I think I'll stop there. Do note that some are outright silly, while there's actually a point to some of them. Personally I would recommend wearing a helmet anyhow. For what they cost, and for how easy they are to wear I think they're a bargain even if they'd only save you from a split eyebrow. Note that
The laws are different from place to place. You might not be legally required to wear a helmet.
But for what they cost, I think they're a good idea. Even a minor head injury isn't much fun.
because it's important to were a helmet.If we don't were a helmet we can get hurt will we riding a bike.
they think they are so good they don't need it (they do!)
All Bicycle riders under 18 are required to wear a helmet
It is recommended that you wear a helmet, but it is not a legal requirement
In Australia it is a national law that people of all ages have to wear a bicycle helmet while they are on theirs bikes.
Anyone under the age of 18 must wear a helmet when riding a bicycle.
To prevent head injuries. -------------------- The same reason other places did--- money.
When, you read a instruction manual on Bicycle Riding, it tells you for safety reasons always wear a helmet.
No, Wisconsin does not have a bicycle helmet law, but it is good to wear one to protect your head and your brain from severe damage.
Under 21 for a motorcycle and under 16 for a bicycle.
Depends on where you're at. The law isn't the same everywhere.
A bicycle helmet is a piece of protective headgear intended to be worn while riding a bicycle.
That depends on the relevant law in the country you're asking about.In the UK for example it is not a requirement of law to wear one, but it is sensible advice to anyone riding a bicycle.
Not for an adult riding on a public road. The landlord may however state something like "a bicycle helmet must be worn when riding on this property". Can't really say what he can do to enforce that though, apart from asking a person either to wear a helmet or to leave the property.