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06-29-2021, 01:27 AM
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Re: His Ear is Where His Eye Used to Be
I don't think a helmet would have helped him. I believe his head was ran over. Helmets don't protect you from that. And if it was from hitting his head on the ground or bumper. A helmet still wouldn't have helped. A helmet will protect you from a hit that would fracture your skull in some cases. But it doesn't protect you from a trauma hard enough to smash your skull. |
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06-29-2021, 04:59 AM
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Re: His Ear is Where His Eye Used to Be
in head-on collisions it ain't but often in threads posted here it's tires that destroyed the upper body and head being those typical hit and fall accidents so the lower body and therefore bike shows little to no damage.
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06-29-2021, 11:46 PM
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Re: His Ear is Where His Eye Used to Be
haha yeah that's why you can only see his right ear! His left eye looks like his left ear, but his left ear isn't anywhere to be seen because HIS HEAD IS MUSH hahahah yeah but both his eyes are clearly right there  Yup and both his eyes are still there, but only one ear   · |
