wheels are scary for toes (although the injuries aren't that bad, sprains and bruises mostly), but if you fell and slotted a hand/finger into a spinning one, you'd know about it. i guess that's dfp's point about disc brakes too.
having said that, i agree with what everyone's said so far about these being hypothetical and certainly no worse than your average jog or kick-around. we're creeping into 'freak accident' territory now.
i used to ride with an exposed chainring and think they're dangerous, but body parts are rarely near them and it's never going to be a safe area anyway, epsecially for fixed bikes which'll drag pretty much anything into them and chew them up (i lost a trouser leg and have seen people severely fuck their fingers up).
wheels are scary for toes (although the injuries aren't that bad, sprains and bruises mostly), but if you fell and slotted a hand/finger into a spinning one, you'd know about it. i guess that's dfp's point about disc brakes too.
having said that, i agree with what everyone's said so far about these being hypothetical and certainly no worse than your average jog or kick-around. we're creeping into 'freak accident' territory now.
i used to ride with an exposed chainring and think they're dangerous, but body parts are rarely near them and it's never going to be a safe area anyway, epsecially for fixed bikes which'll drag pretty much anything into them and chew them up (i lost a trouser leg and have seen people severely fuck their fingers up).