"Tom Kunich" writes:

"Bill Z." wrote in message
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Frank Krygowski writes:

Bill Z. wrote:
A V1 Pro has vents. Mine does too, plus having a more aerodyanmic
shape.
THen you haven't looked very hard. A V1 Pro was first sold in 1983.
See http://www.bellbikehelmets.com/main/about/timeline.html, which
BTW has a picture of it. Modern helmets have an assymetric design,
which fills in the area behind the head. A Bell V1 Pro is
symmetric or very close - not at all "teardrop" shaped.

Let me guess - you have one of those genetic diseases that cause you to
forget anything before the last posting?

Let me guess. You are still acting like a child and trying to hide the
fact that the picture discredits your claims.

It is humorous though to watch someone as ignorant as yourself tell us that
you can determine areodynamics by having some crude ideas gotten by magazine
articles on the subject but those with actual wind tunnel experience in the
speed regimes pertinent have to somehow have published papers on precisely
the helmet that you're wearing before their opinions are valid. And of
course you won't actually SAY what your helmet is.

Previously you've claimed to be an electronics something or other, a
professional writer, and Lord knows what else. Interestingly, you
always seem to claim to have the precise skill set to match what you
are ranting about at the moment. Sorry Tommy, I'm not impressed, and
won't believe you without proof, particularly after all your lies on
various topics. And besids, your've never said exactly what your
alledged "wind tunnel experience" is (but I do recall something about
10 hours, which isn't a lot.) Did you solve the Navier Stokes
Equation or merely fill some canister with oil?

You're the one claiming that your helmet somehow is more aerodynamic than a
Bell X1 Pro. We're the one's laughing in your face since you don't have a
clue what you're talking about. "Teardrop" shaped indeed!

You real name backwards is "tihs pid"

Back to your junior high school locker room?

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My real name backwards: nemuaZ lliB