Pennsylvania Helmet Law..
#22
05-24-2011, 02:52 PM
Road Warrior
Here...found it for ya:
http://www.clearfieldabate.com/
Get a hold of these guys, they'll tell you all you need to know about the helmet laws.
http://www.clearfieldabate.com/
Get a hold of these guys, they'll tell you all you need to know about the helmet laws.
#23
05-24-2011, 03:31 PM
Here...found it for ya:
http://www.clearfieldabate.com/
Get a hold of these guys, they'll tell you all you need to know about the helmet laws.
http://www.clearfieldabate.com/
Get a hold of these guys, they'll tell you all you need to know about the helmet laws.
#24
05-24-2011, 03:38 PM
I'll be there next month......... I'm certain nothing should pass by then..... I hope...
wait, I work in a gov't building.. Nothing works that fast.... lol
wait, I work in a gov't building.. Nothing works that fast.... lol
#26
05-24-2011, 04:14 PM
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PA rider for a whole lotta years.. helmets were law now there not... riders choice, why change it back to the square wheel when it rolls just fine shaped round!
Like others said.. too much government............
Like others said.. too much government............
#27
05-24-2011, 04:20 PM
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I know for a FACT, that Motorcycle insurers DO NOT pay for your injuries... Whether its your fault or some DUMB BEOTCH turns left in front of you and stops...or NOT!!! Fvck the damn insurance companies... ITS MY DAMN CHOICE!!!
OK, off my soap box and thank you for the release an venting....
OK, off my soap box and thank you for the release an venting....
#28
05-24-2011, 04:22 PM
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If someone likes the nanny state then seat belts and helmets laws are their poster child. Nanny state mentality.
Last edited by oldairboater; 05-24-2011 at 04:26 PM.
#29
05-24-2011, 04:34 PM
Road Master
First off, I dislike helmet laws. Always agree with the Choice argument.
And to be honest, I rarely wear seat belts in my car. My kids do all the time though.
But for fun, being board with all the same answers.... I'll state another view
1. Laws for Helmet and/or seat belts do not take away your freedom. You are still free to choose not to ride a motorbike or in a vehicle
2. There are many many existing laws for safety on the road. Requiring helmets and seat belts is not unlike requiring turn signals and headlights.
3. Many states require wearing safety glasses when riding a motorbike. But people don't get up in arms over that?
Carry on
And to be honest, I rarely wear seat belts in my car. My kids do all the time though.
But for fun, being board with all the same answers.... I'll state another view
1. Laws for Helmet and/or seat belts do not take away your freedom. You are still free to choose not to ride a motorbike or in a vehicle
2. There are many many existing laws for safety on the road. Requiring helmets and seat belts is not unlike requiring turn signals and headlights.
3. Many states require wearing safety glasses when riding a motorbike. But people don't get up in arms over that?
Carry on
#30
05-24-2011, 04:48 PM
Road Captain
1. Laws for Helmet and/or seat belts do not take away your freedom. You are still free to choose not to ride a motorbike or in a vehicle
2. There are many many existing laws for safety on the road. Requiring helmets and seat belts is not unlike requiring turn signals and headlights.
3. Many states require wearing safety glasses when riding a motorbike. But people don't get up in arms over that?
There is a huge difference between requiring a person to take measures to ensure he does not harm others and requiring him to protect himself. Laws should be used to protect others from what I may do to harm them. Suggestions or warnings alone should be used to prevent me from harming myself.
Michael