OK, so you don't agree with how BCCOM has addressed the helmet legislation in this province. That's fine. BUT it's not kosher to bash them like this. The manner you're treating Adele and BCCOM is pretty darn close to violating the flaming rules in many cases and has gone over the line in some. Disagree and discuss all you want but any further name calling of the sort seen earlier in this thread will be treated as flaming and will be deleted.
Don't want to be part of BCCOM due to their stand on this or other issues? Fine. But if you actually want to see a change then why not start your own group. Or even easier, produce a sensibly worded petition, get 500 (I think that's the minimum required) or more motorcyclists to sign it and present it to your MP to raise it in provincial Parliment towards having the laws changed.
THAT is how you make a difference. NOT ripping down someone or some group on the 'net like a bunch of lame armchair quarterbacks.
I disagree Bruce, Adele sets herself up for these types of comments. Usually I'd just look the other way. But BCCOM has a dangerous stance on helmet safety, and with the amount of people looking to the internet for advice, this is a good place for us to voice our concerns and opinions.
I admit my conduct towards Adele is nothing but insulting and harsh, but I believe she deserves it. As a spokesperson of an organization I'd think she would be able to articulate her point a little better, and with the kind of respect she's shown me on here, I don't feel bad for my comments.
That said, out of respect to you I will no longer call her "stupid" or "a labotomized street rat", however, as long as they have that stance on Full Face helmets, myself and everyone I know, will think of BCCOM in that way.
FYI, For BCsportbikes to condone those dangerous views on helmets is much more damaging than anything I could possibly say here.
I had respect for BCCOM a while back, but for them to state that it's a fact Full Face helmets cause neck injuries in such a misleading way as to defend their right to wear beanies... well... I leave you to your own conclusion.
Thanks