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Pantani on helmets

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  1. "Pantani believes that freedom of choice is important, and that he himself feels less safe when
    wearing one due to restricted visibility."

    Maybe if he grew some hair it would act as a slipmat to prevent his helmet from sliding
    over his eyes.

  2. Kyle Legate said:

    "Pantani believes that freedom of choice is important, and that he himself feels less safe when
    wearing one due to restricted visibility."

    Quoted message said:

    Maybe if he grew some hair it would act as a slipmat to prevent his helmet from sliding over
    his eyes.

    Pantani and Laurent "Hockey Hair" Brochard are the biggest [censored] because helmets cover up their
    distinctive 'dos. The signature hairstyle (or lack thereof) is part of star power, which means
    publicity, which is what they are getting paid for (winning races being just one term in that
    equation).

    Anyway, Marco has a point. He should be wearing a helmet while driving, moreso than while cycling.

  3. The posers are really upset about the helmet ruling.

    "Kyle Legate" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    "Pantani believes that freedom of choice is important, and that he himself feels less safe when
    wearing one due to restricted visibility."

    Maybe if he grew some hair it would act as a slipmat to prevent his helmet from sliding over
    his eyes.

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