well i've booked my flight for mid feb, just need somewhere to stay now!!! perhaps the large bike box i'm taking will provide adequate room once the bike is removed (it has nice padding as well...mmm comfy :-)
whats the law in spain/majorca with regards helmets? if it is compulsory is it upheld?
well i've booked my flight for mid feb, just need somewhere to stay now!!! perhaps the large bike box i'm taking will provide adequate room once the bike is removed (it has nice padding as well...mmm comfy :-)
whats the law in spain/majorca with regards helmets? if it is compulsory is it upheld?
AND NO HELMET WARS PLEASE!!!
mark
Who did you book with, I've been looking around and not having much joy?
I did a tour in Spain a couple of years back. I took a helmet as I couldn't find any info on the law. It remained firmly strapped to the handlebars. I didn't see anyone wearing one over there.(It's too hot) We had no trouble from the rozzers and a wonderful time was had by all.
Have a great trip Dave
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well i've booked my flight for mid feb, just need somewhere to stay now!!! perhaps the large bike box i'm taking will provide adequate room once the bike is removed (it has nice padding as well...mmm comfy :-)
whats the law in spain/majorca with regards helmets? if it is compulsory
: whats the law in spain/majorca with regards helmets? if it is compulsory is it upheld?
It's required outside towns, with an exception for long mountain climbs.
It's also widly ignored.
The main problem would be if you had a crash - not wearing a helmet would count against you.
Personally last time I was there I wore a helmet when it was < 25C and not when it was above. Even then the helmet spent a lot of time wrapped to the bars on the climbs
Arthur
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