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Here is an interesting experiment done by a cyclist who measured the passing gap of cars depending on what he wore...sorry if this old stuff.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/somerset/5334208.stm
Looks like the best tactic for a cyclist is to wear a skirt and disguise your helmet with a womans wig...then just hope you don't meet up with anyone you know.
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must admit i rarely wear a helmet when i'm on the road* and do notice that i generally get loads of space from drivers, and that loads will even slow behind me and wait for an opening or until i wave them by..
*really only wear a helmet when on the trails, mostly only downhill when i think i've a chance of falling off.
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