Don't let your head run naked! The secret to cycling and life preservation has arrived!

Don't let your head run naked! The secret to cycling and life preservation has arrived!
Cycling 'top priority': how important helmets are


First, let me show you a set of shocking data and images. According to relevant departments' statistics, among numerous cycling accidents, the proportion of casualties caused by not wearing helmets is extremely high. A deliveryman, in order to deliver food in a hurry without wearing a helmet, collided with a car at an intersection, hit his head heavily, and fell unconscious on the spot. He eventually passed away due to a severe head injury that was beyond rescue, with blood stains on the scene, which was unbearable to see; There is also a young man named [specific place name] riding a modified high-power electric bike in pursuit of speed and passion. Without a helmet, he lost control and fell while turning, hitting the roadside stone with his head and fracturing his skull. His life was forever frozen in that moment, and his family was heartbroken. Such tragedies happen almost every day in different places.

We all know that the head is the most vulnerable part of the human body and can be called the "central command center" of the body. It contains many important brain structures and blood vessels that maintain life and normal function. When accidents occur during cycling, such as collisions or falls, the head is the first to bear the brunt and is highly susceptible to strong impact forces. Electric bicycles can reach speeds of up to 25km/h, and in the event of an accident, this impact can be fatal for the driver. Research has shown that in electric vehicle traffic accidents, the mortality rate of not wearing a helmet is much higher than other factors, several times higher than when wearing a helmet. A helmet, like a rider's "life-saving weapon", can absorb most of the impact force at critical moments, playing a key protective role in buffering and shock absorption, greatly reducing the degree of head injury, and even saving lives. It is the last solid line of defense for cycling safety.