Need a new Doo-rag / skull cap
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Need a new Doo-rag / skull cap
My old all cotton Doo-rag is falling apart and I need a new one. Don't mind paying more for a quality one
but don't want a cheap thin one that doesn't absorb sweat. My head is a helmet size medium so most
should fit ok. Any good / bad experiences and your recommendations welcomed. Tnx in advance.
but don't want a cheap thin one that doesn't absorb sweat. My head is a helmet size medium so most
should fit ok. Any good / bad experiences and your recommendations welcomed. Tnx in advance.
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I've found the ones from the Harley Stealerships either online or in the store aren't bad. I have 6 of them. 5 are 100% cotton and one is 97% cotton with 3 % spandex, I looked. They tend to keep the inside of my helmets clean. I use them as helmet liners and when they get dirty, I'll just toss them in the wash. These are also the only ones I own that actually cover at least 1/3rd to half of my ears which I like. Other off the wall brands were not nearly as nice, and didn't fit the way I like. The only drawbacks are: they are made in china, at least the ones I have are, and they have the Harley emblem of some kind on them. None that are plain.
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Easy for you to say! I have 5 motorcycle helmets. Of those only two have removable liners. One is from Harley, and the other is a full face with removable chin bar. (Italian made Vemar Cikiqui) The majority of the time the doo rag or head wrap takes care of the majority of the moisture. I use head wraps with all of my helmets, removable liners or not.For those who don't know what the Vemar Cikiqui looks like: