Safety first

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  1. whs
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    Safety first


    I wonder for what he saves the helmet on the steering bar.
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  3. M1GU31
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    I don't know LOL
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  4. Brink
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    To help protect the steering bar when his head hits it??
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  6. Hopalong X
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    whs said:
    I wonder for what he saves the helmet on the steering bar.
    Iron Man is nicknamed bucket head.

    If he is an Iron Man 'wanna be' maybe he took it literally.
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  7. Trucidation
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    Hell, that puts him above 90% of the motorcyclists in rural areas in my country - at least he's wearing something on his head. Of course, it's probably not going to help - instead of just cracking his skull open when he wipes out, he'll crack his skull open and have pieces of bucket embedded in it.
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  8. SIW2
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    Probably for when he is carrying two passengers
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  10. rvbfan
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    It's so that EMS has something to carry his brains in after.
    Thoughtfull really.
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  11. solarmystic
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    Looks... quite fashionable!
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  12. pincushion
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    The other chap's hard hat is probably as safe! One of the funniest things I ever saw was a dog riding pillion sat behind his/her master on a motorbike with what looked like a homemade helmet on. Very contented and smug the dog looked - well possibly not that smug perhaps a little proud.

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  13. LADYPINKtomato1
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    How to keep children out of your stuff . I'm amazed at what people will come up with.
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