DISCLAIMER: Video includes some commentary on the recent events in Lancaster PA, but is not intended to be political in any way.
Halfway through the video, a bee flies into my helmet...which was terrifying.
Almost at the end I get to do a horn test.
A bee, Lancaster PA unrest, and a close call
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A bee, Lancaster PA unrest, and a close call
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scootinfool.blogspot.com
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Lancaster County Pennsylvania
2013 Honda PCX-150 (Angry Hornet) - Leo Vince Corsa Exhaust, NCY Variator (13g Rollers), NCY shocks, Givi D322S windscreen, NCY drum brake actuator arm, Denali Soundbomb mini horn
2006 Piaggio Beverly 250 (Rosa)
Re: A bee, Lancaster PA unrest, and a close call
I keep my visor down for that very reason (except for waiting at the lights). I get a "ping" on the helmet once or twice a week on average from bees / wasps / blowflies bouncing off - not all would have gone into the helmet if my visor was up but it would happen once or twice a year. Impaled a wasp right on the seal between visor and helmet once ... so glad it wasn't open!
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Re: A bee, Lancaster PA unrest, and a close call
I know that familiar sound.I get a "ping" on the helmet once or twice a week on average from bees / wasps / blowflies bouncing off

Years ago I was riding along in bright sunshine with a 3/4 helmet and sunglasses on and all of a sudden a yellow jacket managed to sneak into my helmet on the left side. Fortunately it was on my clutch hand side . . . fortunately I was wearing leather gloves . . . fortunately I was able to fish it out of my helmet on the first probe as it aggressively tried to sting my finger through the glove. Unfortunately, for the yellow jacket . . . it never had a chance to fly into another helmet again . . . ever!Halfway through the video, a bee flies into my helmet...which was terrifying.


