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Cycling through San Francisco, I was struck by how effortlessly helmets were part of everyone's routine. In the Netherlands, despite the popularity of electric bikes, helmets were rare—until a friend's serious accident changed my perspective. Why risk safety? Join us in making helmets the norm, because protecting yourself should be as natural as riding the bike. Connect with us to learn more about creating safer cycling habits and be part of this vital change.
Cycling through San Francisco, I was struck by how effortlessly helmets were part of everyone's routine. In the Netherlands, despite the popularity of electric bikes, helmets were rare—until a friend's serious accident changed my perspective. Why risk safety? Join us in making helmets the norm, because protecting yourself should be as natural as riding the bike. Connect with us to learn more about creating safer cycling habits and be part of this vital change.
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A few years ago, I was cycling through San Francisco and noticed something striking: everyone was wearing a helmet. It wasn’t weird or inconvenient, it was just normal.
Back home in the Netherlands, I saw a very different picture. Most of my friends ride electric bikes, but hardly anyone wears a helmet. That changed for me when a close friend had…
A few years ago, I was cycling through San Francisco and noticed something striking: everyone was wearing a helmet. It wasn’t weird or inconvenient, it was just normal.
Back home in the Netherlands, I saw a very different picture. Most of my friends ride electric bikes, but hardly anyone wears a helmet. That changed for me when a close friend had a serious crash and suffered a traumatic brain injury. It made me wonder: why don’t we wear helmets here?
When I dug deeper, I discovered it’s not about the helmets themselves, it’s about the hassle. Helmets are bulky, hard to carry around, and just don’t fit into your lifestyle. I recognized that feeling. I knew this was going to change, just like smoking less, eating less meat, or drinking more consciously, safety is becoming a lifestyle choice.
A few years ago, I was cycling through San Francisco and noticed something striking: everyone was wearing a helmet. It wasn’t weird or inconvenient, it was just normal.
Back home in the Netherlands, I saw a very different picture. Most of my friends ride electric bikes, but hardly anyone wears a helmet. That changed for me when a close friend had a serious crash and suffered a traumatic brain injury. It made me wonder: why don’t we wear helmets here?
When I dug deeper, I discovered it’s not about the helmets themselves, it’s about the hassle. Helmets are bulky, hard to carry around, and just don’t fit into your lifestyle. I recognized that feeling. I knew this was going to change, just like smoking less, eating less meat, or drinking more consciously, safety is becoming a lifestyle choice.
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