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    Been seeing a lot of articles against this recently...

    6 Reasons protective dividers pose a risk to pillion riders | TopGear PH



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    I think it's easier to require helmets that covers the entire face of the back rider...

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    I admire their resolve, but it's a bad idea.

    Balancing on two wheels with a pinion rider is one thing... and then having to deal with air turbulence caused by that "sail" is another.

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    COVID-19 task force OKs 2 motorcycle barriers | Inquirer.net



    The other was a prototype by Angkas chief transport advocate George Royeca where the driver would wear the barrier like a backpack.

    Instead of being secured to the motorcycle foot pegs, the Angkas shield, which weighs a kilo is worn by the driver and “designed for road safety [and] would minimize viral transmission.”

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    i wonder how (bad?) that'll affect the aerodynamics of the bike, the driver, and the passenger .
    Last edited by baludoy; July 14th, 2020 at 12:37 PM.

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    very stupid. a flat plate creates turbulence and vortices at the back. not going to protect the back rider i.e. USELESS

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    kung ang allowed ay magasawa, bf/gf then why the need for the barrier?

    sa angkas, pwede pa. parang walang ganyan sa ibang asian countries

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    Vodka beat me to it.... I was going to raise the issue on aerodynamics.

    The turbulence caused would allow the air coming from the driver in front to circle back the the pinion passenger.

    Ever ridden in the back of a closed van with the rear doors open? How did you like the smoke from the exhaust? :D Same principle.

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    bakit di nalang mag suot ng ganito


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    Maybe sealed helmets with separate check valves for the intake and exhaust for both rider and passenger is better. You can pipe the exhaust away from the intake check valves.

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