Can You See Me Now?
I only had Skeeter for a few weeks when our youngest grandchild pointed out that I didn't have a helmet* 😳. A year later when I acquired my trike, I also needed the helmet for that. This Christmas, Earl found a new helmet on the web (of course) , a product of a 'Kickstarter' project. He felt this might enhance my safety when venturing out and would make a good gift. I didn't really need a new helmet, but this was so cool (and high tech **). lumoshelmet.com With flashing LED lights, it's visible from a long distance—actually, any distance. I may look ridiculous, but that ship sailed long ago ***. It really looks and weighs about the same as any bike helmet. I have long wanted a way of turn signalling that didn't involve hands (not many people even remember what car hand signals are. Neither did I want to be confused with someone having a seizure or needing assistance.) The helmet comes with an indicator that mounts on Skeeter