"Quick-release" helmets.....................
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"Quick-release" helmets.....................
After many years of strapping a helmet on the old fashioned way, I was thinking about getting one of the quick release attachments. Do any of you use them? How do you like it?
Does anyone have any reservations about using one?
Thanks,
Denim
Does anyone have any reservations about using one?
Thanks,
Denim
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RE: "Quick-release" helmets.....................
Quick release attachments are useful if you take your helmet on and of many times a day, but I don't find them necessary otherwise. I also have heard that the ones made out of plastic will not hold up should you be in an accident.
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Quick release attachments are useful if you take your helmet on and of many times a day, but I don't find them necessary otherwise. I also have heard that the ones made out of plastic will not hold up should you be in an accident.
Quick release attachments are useful if you take your helmet on and of many times a day, but I don't find them necessary otherwise. I also have heard that the ones made out of plastic will not hold up should you be in an accident.
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RE: "Quick-release" helmets.....................
Hey, I just found these made of tempered steel. They look pretty safe and reasonable. What do you think?
http://store.valueaccessories.net/in...amp;ProdID=589
http://store.valueaccessories.net/in...amp;ProdID=589
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RE: "Quick-release" helmets.....................
just got one the plastic one for my wife so I don't have to help here with the d rings so far so good and they were advertised as dot aproved not that I give a #%$^&
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RE: "Quick-release" helmets.....................
I been using one for years and like it. I had one break after using it for about 3 years so, I think the plastic holds up pretty well. Mine broke at hiway speed but the batwing / windshield kept the helment on my melon head. I rode 30 years with the d-ring and gave the qick connect a try and liked it. No one can tell you ... "Hey man you will love this" and you be throughly convinced. Buy yourself one and try it if you don't like it throw it in the garbage. Its only a few $.
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RE: "Quick-release" helmets.....................
ORIGINAL: DenimStreet
Hey, I just found these made of tempered steel. They look pretty safe and reasonable. What do you think?
http://store.valueaccessories.net/in...amp;ProdID=589
Hey, I just found these made of tempered steel. They look pretty safe and reasonable. What do you think?
http://store.valueaccessories.net/in...amp;ProdID=589
.....oh come on, you can't blame me
