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25-03-2008, 09:42 PM
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Originally Posted by jasleen_kaur  lol! i think the turban has to be under the helmet... otherwise those who wear keski as kakkar will not be able to use it.
i would design for a keski or parna, "choti dastaar", not for some big dumalla...
here are samples of the highest (voluntary) standard for helmet construction for all types of vehicles in the US: Snell Helmet Safety Standards
good luck on your endeavor, this is something i'd support.  | Thank you. 
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26-03-2008, 12:20 PM
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how abt an adjustable helmet.
don't know if it feasible, but just think of a rose bud or those flowers that close their petals.
the base band can be locked on the place where the turban ends and the flexible metal "petals can be locked up on the top.
so depending on the turban size, person can adjust the helmet size
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26-03-2008, 03:44 PM
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I stand with all SPN fellows who are saying either wear turban or helmet. Calling patka a dastar is laughable. The law that states" wear helmet" is designed for safety only. Why patka issue is brought any way?
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26-03-2008, 10:34 PM
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Originally Posted by pk70 Calling patka a dastar is laughable. The law that states" wear helmet" is designed for safety only. Why patka issue is brought any way? |
the original post featured a photograph of a Sikh man in a patka, who felt he had been harassed for not wearing a helmet. he felt that as a Sikh, he should be exempt from helmet laws, even if he's not wearing a turban.
that's where the issue came up. __________________ -Archived_Member
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27-03-2008, 11:23 PM
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Originally Posted by amarsanghera how abt an adjustable helmet.
don't know if it feasible, but just think of a rose bud or those flowers that close their petals.
the base band can be locked on the place where the turban ends and the flexible metal "petals can be locked up on the top.
so depending on the turban size, person can adjust the helmet size | genius! Although, i have to see if it works on paper.
I ahve always tried to draw a Sikh version of master chief (from halo), I couldn't figure out a way to incoporate a turban into his design. so this is difinetly going to be a challenge.  __________________ www.prince911.deviantart.com
Sarbloh wallpaper now available, please click on the link/pic above to access it. Let me know if there are any problems with it . Suggestions, ideas and critisism is always appreciated.
"As his turban was knocked off, his hair opened. But Sarbloh stood there, silent. Behind his hair, I could see his expression change from serious to that of an angry bull. He clenched his fists as he charged towards his attacker!" - Tej Singh MUTANTS |
27-03-2008, 11:32 PM
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Originally Posted by jasleen_kaur the original post featured a photograph of a Sikh man in a patka, who felt he had been harassed for not wearing a helmet. he felt that as a Sikh, he should be exempt from helmet laws, even if he's not wearing a turban.
that's where the issue came up. | wow! that was stupid of him.  __________________ www.prince911.deviantart.com
Sarbloh wallpaper now available, please click on the link/pic above to access it. Let me know if there are any problems with it . Suggestions, ideas and critisism is always appreciated.
"As his turban was knocked off, his hair opened. But Sarbloh stood there, silent. Behind his hair, I could see his expression change from serious to that of an angry bull. He clenched his fists as he charged towards his attacker!" - Tej Singh MUTANTS |
13-05-2008, 06:08 AM
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Hi Amarsanghera
Please can I ask for interest, what "google" page you got this quote?: "Sikh Hoay Sir Topi Tarey Saat Janam Kushti Hoay Mareh" "A Sikh of the Guru, who wears a hat/cap (something other than a turban) Will be reborn again 7 times in diseased lifeforms." Rehatnama Bhai Prehlad Singh ji, p.65 Thank you,
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