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Without beating the "safety of a helmet" speech (which I agree with incidentally); I assume you are riding a bike paid for by your parents, wearing a helmet paid for by your parents, which are stored in a house paid for by your parents, in which you live (paid for by your parents). I wish I had everything paid for by my parents. And, if they didn't pay for the helmet, and you actually did - then YDDI (You DEFINITELY Deserve It) for choosing 'that' helmet. Anyway, at least some college guys noticed you.
im 15 and dont wear a helmets but it is the law here.
You deserve it, A)Your 16, you can buy your own helmet cheap-ass B)Why were you riding with your parents.
i love how everyone is posting one of 3 comments: "buy a new helmet- it's more dumb to have a head injury" "it's stupid, look cool and go against your parents" or something in argument to a comment like one of those. lol. so yeah, that sucks..but buy a different helmet! always wear it! :]
The main factor in preventing bicycling injury is making sure the cars are aware you are there. So the dorkier the helmet the better.
Who cares if it has blue flowers on it? You're 16 buy your own helmet. Last time I checked I'd rather be able to make my own thoughts.
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At least you are being safe... I had a friend die because he wasn't wearing a helmet. your parents are smart.
As much as I personally would like a blue helmet with flowers, I understand. I'm a college kid, and I'm willing to risk brain injury than be seen using a helmet on campus.