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  1. [IMG]cyclingforums.com700[/IMG]

    [IMG]cyclingforums.com700[/IMG]

    hovding.comhow

    Oh those whacky Swedes.

  2. The...er..."fashion" show intro...

  3. Yay, go Swe!

  4. The helmet is filled by the release of air within the models heads.

  5. So... that's like an Air-Bag for the cyclists head? And... all I'd have to do is wear a big friggin collar around my neck that holds the air-helmet? Which to be honest... I kinda like.

    I think I need some sort of head gear. I wear a helmet because my wife makes me... and I wear a do-rag under the helmet to prevent sunburn. Plus... I like the protection from bugs I get from some sort of skullcap. If I didn't wear a helmet I don't think I'd ride bare-headed. I could wear a ball cap turned around backwards.... but the idea of completing the look with my tights pulled down to my.... well lets not even think about that look.

    I think for me a helmet is just part of the kit. And that is after all.... what all the cool cyclists are wearing.

  6. When racing karts we have to wear a 'horse collar' under the helmet.

    [IMG]cyclingforums.com700[/IMG]

    They are hot as hell and uncomfortable, but they help keep you from ending up with a broken neck in the event of a rollover. I would think the Swedish inflatable collar/helmet to be very uncomfortable for cycling in at anything faster than a grocery-getter pace.

    The model pictured, however, is even hotter!

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