Brando Hurt at Practice IN houston

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Jan 24, 2005 | 01:54 PM

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jbad

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Re: Brando Hurt at Practice IN houston

Im glad I got to see him at the Stadium Sat. night. He was doing well and didnt look all managled up

Jan 24, 2005 | 02:49 PM

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Originally Posted by wheeliesteve

why do we as professionals choose not to be an example and not wear a helmet. ask woods why he always wears a helmet now. i just hate to see people get hurt cause they wanna look cool. thank god he's ok.

very true...

I still don't do it but I can kinda see if you did a 12 with no helmet....but a stoppie?!? especially if you're going for height or distance....that's just stupid and asking for trouble. I'm glad to see that every pic of Teach I've seen so far he's wearing a helmet! How cool are you gonna look if you're missing half you face from a mistake?

Jan 24, 2005 | 02:58 PM

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probably not near as good as you did before the wreck........but what if u didnt look cool in the first place, does that mean that you dont need a helmet?

Jan 24, 2005 | 03:03 PM

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probably not near as good as you did before the wreck........but what if u didnt look cool in the first place, does that mean that you dont need a helmet?

then it's ok

in all seriousness....I HATE hearing about riders... pro or not getting an injury that could have been somewhat avoided. There's always going to be a level of danger involved, but by wearing some safety gear you may just walk away from somethinig that otherwise would have landed you in the ER or morgue.