Further to the post below the post below, it’s just not humans that benefit from biking. The latest from Vancouver CycleChic in its second season:
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Good movie as usual…But
I have noticed the character is riding her bike with a very sound proof headgear…
A behavior already noticed in a Cycle chic promotional article
http://www.theprovince.com/travel/Take+cycle+lane+style+look+your+best+your+bike/10060093/story.html
As, we all know, safely riding a bike is a question to make use of all our sense, including our all important auditive senses to assess our environment, and at least ear the gentle bell sound of the following cyclist
See http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1369847811000684
riding a bike with a headset=riding at night without light>/em>
Not sure it is the route Cyclechic want to take…