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I met someone recently who had their life likely saved by one of these. I guess they had a collision that launched them off some height of an overpass. They wer
by tibbon 4y ago
I met someone recently who had their life likely saved by one of these. I guess they had a collision that launched them off some height of an overpass. They were still messed up of course, but survived and are well now. I'm inspired to consider one for my 2023 riding.
- hprotagonist 4y agoI seriously recommend it. I put mine over my roadcrafter, and i stopped noticing that i was wearing it within 10 miles. Now "clip in!" is a reflex just like "buckle up!" is in the car.
- tibbon 4y agoWhich one did you go for?
- Volundr 4y agoI went with Helite for a few reasons: 1) I trust the tether a lot more than someone else's (or my own for that matter) software 2) No battery to forget to charge 3) Uses cheap CO2 canisters making it and easy to re-arm. Many airbags have to be sent back to the manufacturer after a deployment and are quite expensive to re-arm.
- hprotagonist 4y agohit-air does all this too; i liked being able to bring my own back protector and the improved ventilation of the bag-only system. The helite turtle doesn't breathe quite as well. https://hitairmoto.com/shop/ols/products/mlv-c https://hitairmoto.com/shop/ols/products/mlv-c
- hprotagonist 4y agoi went with the https://hitairmoto.com/shop/ols/products/mlv-c https://hitairmoto.com/shop/ols/products/mlv-c