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But on the dirt I always wear one cause I'm a bit of a maniac on a dirt bike.
Moral of the story, it's the parents responsibility to make sure the child knows better than to try and imitate their idols. What's the difference in going to a SX and seeing JS7 hit a triple vs not wearing a helmet in opening ceremonies? Both are a bad idea for a kid to imitate, yet no one's complaining that the jumps are to big.
Perfect opportunity to discuss with the kids to "not be like Hanny" or anyone else riding without a helmet.
If my boy is ever caught riding without a helmet he will lose the privilege of riding for quite a while, he
did it once.Lesson learned.
Some magazines (and web sites) might refuse to run an ad based on content. Hi-Torque used to do it all the time (think blacked-out Xtreme t-shirt designs). I look at the Shift ad as an image thing. It's not a sanctioned event, etc.
Pit Row
Point being, if you're dumb enough to not wear a helmet, should you really be reproducing anyways?
Should we conclude riding dirt bikes as overly dangerous, they are, and outlaw them?
Stupid is as stupid does and after seeing that video... no matter how old I am/was I'd still always wear my helmet. It's just the smart thing to do
Not a big J. Hansen fan but some parts of that video is most definitely gnar...
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