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....says the guy who called another guy "sweet pea"
I <3 hypocrisy
I was being polite...he can ride side saddle for all I care, long as he stays on his own side of the street, and stops expressing interest in what's fashionable for me to wear.
I should never have engaged in a battle of wits with an unarmed man...
I suppose I deserve to be bored by your unimaginative retorts, but I will refrain from saying that I think you've hit bottom, because I'm fairly certain you'll grab a shovel and start digging...
B.S.??? I saw what I saw (or didn't see) Helmets that is
Originally Posted by lh4x4
I live in a non helmet state and have ridden in many others. I have never come across a group of riders or an accumulation of seeing other riders during the ride that didn't have at least 25% or more with helmets.
I go through Indiana almost every year. Always see helmets. Helmets are not required in Sturgis S.D. I see more and more there with them every year.
In Iowa which is a non helmet state at the J&P open house I saw almost half with helmets.
I just do not think the OP could ride through any no helmet state and not see a surprising amount of helmets. So I call B.S.
I did not ride through the state I flew in for a wedding and was only in Fort Wayne. I spent most of the time at my families home and at the wedding. The few times we drove (to the wedding and to the hotel) i saw maybe 30-35 riders and none were wearing helmets. I didn't say that no one wears helmets in Indiana, simply that I didn't see any during the 3 days I was there.
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