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Sakura Dog Tubular Guard. Blue Full Car Cover - Large.A Minnesota woman died of severe head injuries on Wednesday when she was thrown off her motorcycle and hit by an SUV.Brittany Larson, 22, was not wearing a helmet when she hit road debris and was thrown into the path of the large vehicle on Interstate 694 in Ramsey County.Her devastated mother, Inge Black, is now pushing the state's lawmakers to force motorcyclists to wear helmets, claiming her daughter would have been saved had she been wearing one. Dead: Brittany Larson, pictured, wanted to feel the wind in her long hair as she rode her motorcycle 'I am on a rampage about this. We need to pass a mandatory helmet law. She would've had to wear one,' Ms Black told the Star Tribune. Ms Black said she had argued with her 'extremely feisty daughter' about getting a helmet prior to the fatal crash but she had resisted. Bike: The pretty 22-year-old, pictured, was riding to work when she was struck by an SUV
Young people 'think they are infallible,' said Ms Black.'She liked her long hair flowing, and now I've lost my daughter.'Her daughter was wearing flip-flops on her ride home to White Bear Lake from her new clerk's job in Columbia Heights.'She wasn't dressed properly for the bike,' Ms Black said. 'I couldn't get her to dress right. She was having so much fun.'Mandating helmets for all motorcyclists has been debated for years but motorcycle groups have lobbied hard against the law.Only riders under the age of 18 or those with instructional permits are required to wear helmets in Minnesota, although all motorcyclists have to wear eye-protective gear.The mother said she and Ms Larson had argued on Tuesday about wearing a helmet and had been shopping for one but didn't manage to find one that fit properly. Ms Black had offered to drive her daughter to work on the day of the crash but the 22-year-old insisted on riding her bike.Ms Larson was on eastbound Interstate 694 just east of I-35E when her bike clipped a piece of tire debris.
She was thrown from the bike and killed.At least 15 motorcyclists have died in Minnesota in 2012, according to the Star Tribune. Sad: Ms Larson, pictured, died of extensive head injuries Extreme sports: Ms Larson, pictured snowboarding, had argued with her mother about wearing a helmet Lawmakers who share Ms Black's concern are now trying to force motorcyclists who don't wear helmets to carry more insurance.'This would be a compromise,' state representative Diane Loeffler told the Star Tribune. 'I would prefer all motorcyclists to wear helmets. But at least right now, there's no political will.'Twenty states had 'no helmet, no ride' laws in place as of 2010, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In 27 states, only some people have to wear helmets. Bikers for Awareness, Training and Education legislative director Todd Riba said making motorcyclists wear protective head gear or pay higher insurance premiums was 'discriminatory'. 'It's a freedom issue,' he told the newspaper.