Helmets Anyone?

[BajaRon]

I've been a helmet enthusiast for many years. Primarily driven by 2 things.

1- I love to ride
2- My years in the fire service going to motorcycle accidents

There is so much that the average rider does not know about their helmet. Comfort and features are important, of course. But safety is really what a helmet is all about. Otherwise, a good set of goggles would suffice. (and for some, it does).

Here is a video that I've stumbled upon. Very interesting to a person like me. Especially the short portion at the end dealing with DOT, Snell, and ECE safety standards.

His verbiage descends into the crude, at times. Unfortunately, a norm in our day. But his information is very good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLj9WfoWPSQ&feature=emb_rel_end

 

[MONK]

Yeah. That's Fort Nine. Sometimes, his reviews are pretty good but he's kind of a, um, male member.

 

[JimH]

I've been a helmet enthusiast for many years. Primarily driven by 2 things.

1- I love to ride
2- My years in the fire service going to motorcycle accidents

There is so much that the average rider does not know about their helmet. Comfort and features are important, of course. But safety is really what a helmet is all about. Otherwise, a good set of goggles would suffice. (and for some, it does).

Here is a video that I've stumbled upon. Very interesting to a person like me. Especially the short portion at the end dealing with DOT, Snell, and ECE safety standards.

His verbiage descends into the crude, at times. Unfortunately, a norm in our day. But his information is very good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLj9WfoWPSQ&feature=emb_rel_end

Hi Ron:
I take my head health seriously. Here is another video from Aria helmets about how to properly fit a helmet. Very informative.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ovd3KGu6BgU

 

[wyliec]

I've been a helmet enthusiast for many years. Primarily driven by 2 things.

1- I love to ride
2- My years in the fire service going to motorcycle accidents

There is so much that the average rider does not know about their helmet. Comfort and features are important, of course. But safety is really what a helmet is all about. Otherwise, a good set of goggles would suffice. (and for some, it does).

Here is a video that I've stumbled upon. Very interesting to a person like me. Especially the short portion at the end dealing with DOT, Snell, and ECE safety standards.

His verbiage descends into the crude, at times. Unfortunately, a norm in our day. But his information is very good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLj9WfoWPSQ&feature=emb_rel_end

When I first saw this video on here a few months back, I had to laugh with what you call a crude language. Not that it's too crude, but looking at him, he seems like some clean cut Joe. So, it became even funnier. All good info.