Anyone used a bumper bar to protect pedestrians from harm during a collision?

I was thinking of bending some 15 mm copper in two loops, coming down along the bottom of the nose cone. Attached under the nose cone by the number plate bracket and the indicator holes in the side of the nose.

Any pics??
Steve

in a pedestrian impact the copper will bend, and most likely force the pedestrian to do a looped fall landing on in in the path of the rear wheel, I' wouldn't bother the cars are Pedestrian friendly anyway. only advantage is for the SVA tests really

wouldn't it be easier to just put a sticker on the nosecone saying "get out of my way"

or tell stupid people to stay out of the road if a car is coming?

[Edited on 6/9/07 by blakep82]

thought thats what the loud exhaust was for

I have a man who walks in front waving a red flag.... doesn't everybody?

It's the road! If you hit them, it's probably their fault (unless they're young!).

Unless you drive on the pavement

ATB

Simon

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Originally posted by MikeR
thought thats what the loud exhaust was for

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