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Kask puts MIPS on notice with new WG11 rotational impact test

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Testing with more human-like headforms that account for hair and scalp suggests standalone features like MIPS might not be necessary.
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Kask puts MIPS on notice with new WG11 rotational impact test

Testing with more human-like headforms that account for hair and scalp suggests standalone features like MIPS might not be necessary.

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CyclingTips broke the news in on Thursday, October 20, 2022.
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