People with clean desks and work spread out in an orderly fashion tend to make decisions in a logical, systematic manner. Those who make decisions according to their own values, rather than those imposed by the company, tend to decorate with personal items meaningful to themselves. Those who stack things in every available space think that decisions flow automatically if enough material is collected and studied. We firmly believe a helmet to be the single most important piece of safety equipment a rider can buy. We wear helmets whenever and wherever we ride, and we urge others to do the same.
Helmets are crucial to rider safety, and research has shown there is no negative side to their use.
We oppose mandatory helmet laws simply because we believe in the individual's right to choose how safely or unsafely he wishes to live his life. The typical citizen worries more about outrage than level of risk or frequency. Risk is in the eye of the beholder. A new language is like a scar that heals over and eventually becomes a passable imitation of the original. Source Unknown Colonel, I'd call it a cluster fuck.