crs-one

@5afety3rd: what do you really want people to say in reply to your initial comment? "Yes, they took into account every TBI that resulted in medical imaging and averaged out the volume of blood present in bruising and intracranial bleeds across every mile every individual rider covers, to figure out exactly how much brain damage a given pedal stroke exposes you to" I'm not making light of your injury history. I know this shit is life-changing, from first and second hand experience. I've had concussions from biking, I replace helmets constantly. I'm currently recovering from a TBI that wiped out weeks of memory, affects my balance and mood most of a year later, and had me unable to recognize my mother for a week in hospital. And that one happened falling down the stairs in my apartment. Shit happens dude. My best friend got hit by a car, skull fracture and tons of bleeding. He had the right of way and probably would have got hit if he was on foot as well. We counting that one as caused by cycling?