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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"bike helmet"”.

  1. Quantifying the Characteristics of Real-World Bicycle Helmet Impacts

    … severe head injury while cycling is to wear a bike helmet. Bike helmets are designed to decrease the linear acceleration of the head, decreasing the rider's risk of severe head injuries, such as skull fracture. In order to sell a bike helmet, it must meet a minimum standard of protection based …

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  2. Design of a Transforming MTB Helmet

    … themselves preferring the comfort of a trail helmet in certain conditions, and the safety of a full-face mountain bike helmet in others. Presently, in order to resolve this issue, riders are forced to choose between bringing two helmets or using currently-existing "transforming" products with …

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  3. Concept design for a folding bicycle helmet

    """A Bicycle Helmet for Commuters"" chronicles the designer’s industrial design research and concept development effort for fulfilling some requirements of Master Degree of Fine Arts (MFA) at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. A research and design development effort has created a new …

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  4. A test of protection-motivation theory for promoting injury control

    … in the preventive action of purchasing a bicycle helmet. Participants were 69 parents of elementary school-aged children. Parents were randomly assigned to one of the four conditions: a PMT/low RC group (n = 18), a PMT/high RC group (n= 18), a No Information/low RC group (n = 17), and a No …

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