No, I'm not blaming human bicyclists for getting hit by cars.
I'm blaming the design itself. If you fall at even moderate speeds, irrespective of whether it's a car, concrete, another bicyclists, or the ground, you will get hurt. Humans do not have the reaction time or biological features necessary to mitigate the damage from falling or careening over the handlebars at 10mph.
I've not seen anyone cycling at normal speeds fall off like that before. It's always a result of swerving because of someone else, or because they're going too fast and the aerodynamics take over their steering.
The most I've done is lost a saddle because the force of me sitting down while cycling over a pot hole I didn't see snapped it off.
I have however seen many cyclists go over car bonnits, including myself
I'm blaming the design itself. If you fall at even moderate speeds, irrespective of whether it's a car, concrete, another bicyclists, or the ground, you will get hurt. Humans do not have the reaction time or biological features necessary to mitigate the damage from falling or careening over the handlebars at 10mph.