Not once either, but THREE freaking times in a row.
Happens when I look at the sun too.. what the hell is up with that!
Happens when I look at the sun too.. what the hell is up with that!
I freaking hate sneezing in my helmet!
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It's herpes. Better get that checked out!
GayManLoveIsOK
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i like the scene in "morons from outta space"...great helmet sneeze in there...
It's what makes a modular helmet great, I lift the chin bar before the sneeze
Open face unless it's very cold .....who wants to be "shut in" .....might as well drive a cage
..says the man with a windscreen on his ride...
Doesn't bother me that much but I'd rather not sneeze in my helmet. Looking at the sun does it for me too. I usually sneeze when I step outside even if it's mostly cloudy.
Um a windshield is usually a good idea on most bikes - it doesn't close you in - a closed faced helmet does. Same view a guppy gets.
My face is not behind the windshield - the air flow is simply directed over the helmet. Or you could enjoy your fishbowl existence = scratches n'all.
Um a windshield is usually a good idea on most bikes - it doesn't close you in - a closed faced helmet does. Same view a guppy gets.
My face is not behind the windshield - the air flow is simply directed over the helmet. Or you could enjoy your fishbowl existence = scratches n'all.
Hey, I like my little plastic castle. Don't hate.
You know that feeling when you're about to sneeze, but it's just not quite there...
My best trick to use is to look up at bright lights or the sun for a moment (obviously with eyes extremely squinted) and it makes my sinuses react just enough to finally let the pressure out in the form of a sneeze.
Perhaps your sinuses are a little sensitive this time of year?
I dunno. I am not a doctor or anything in the medical field. Just throwing ideas out there.
My best trick to use is to look up at bright lights or the sun for a moment (obviously with eyes extremely squinted) and it makes my sinuses react just enough to finally let the pressure out in the form of a sneeze.
Perhaps your sinuses are a little sensitive this time of year?
I dunno. I am not a doctor or anything in the medical field. Just throwing ideas out there.
C
Charles Darwin
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Funny: I often "sun sneeze" - especially when I first step out into the light on a sunny day. But I have yet to sneeze in the helmet (and I wear the full fishbowl).
Maybe it's because I wear sunglasses?
Maybe it's because I wear sunglasses?
GayManLoveIsOK
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i consider myself alergic to the sun...
Prince
Banned
Some people in Nordic countries (Canada) become allergic to the sun due to the obvious lack of sunshine. Does the sun make any of you tired? Do you feel better riding (or in general) at night?
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