Full face helmets for Cruisers?
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https://www.webbikeworld.com/motorcy...nternal-shape/
#484
FWIW - Don't "order" a FF helmet without trying them on somewhere. The shape of the helmet vs. the shape of your head will dictate whether you have a good or bad experience.
https://www.webbikeworld.com/motorcy...nternal-shape/
https://www.webbikeworld.com/motorcy...nternal-shape/
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I'm wearing brown boots too.
Did the pirate costume look 25 or so years ago. I don't ride with anyone but Mama and we really don't GAF what anyone else wears. Rarely wear anything black because it's too danG hot here and you blend in better.
I'm giving the modular helmet a serious try from my normal police style. We'll see how it does in the Florida summers. So far I really don't have any complaints and those I did I worked through.
As a side note I'm liking this new textile jacket!
Did the pirate costume look 25 or so years ago. I don't ride with anyone but Mama and we really don't GAF what anyone else wears. Rarely wear anything black because it's too danG hot here and you blend in better.
I'm giving the modular helmet a serious try from my normal police style. We'll see how it does in the Florida summers. So far I really don't have any complaints and those I did I worked through.
As a side note I'm liking this new textile jacket!
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The chrome and blue mirrored faceshields for my HJC IS-MAX2 came in yesterday, and so I look forward to wearing it more. I changed out the cheek pads, too, because I was getting ‘smushy-face’ from the 4XL pads that came with the helmet. My Bell 500 feels good but sits up high enough to look like a prop from ‘Spaceballs’.
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I wore FF back in early 90’s on sport bikes and man they where heavier than hell and peripheral vision was terrible, weight of them actually caused a lot of neck and shoulder pain. As I aged I moved into the Harley realm and it just wasn’t cool to full face helmet ride so it was always shorty style brain buckets till a guy I used to work with went down and head made contact with guardrail, week on life support and brain damage that cost him his job and years of rehab made me think about it more. I started trying the newer style full face helmets on and they are now so light and made with fantastic peripheral vision that once I bought my new one( hjc rpha 70st )I love it and the venting is amazing so not hot to wear either. I do not dis anyone who does not want to wear one , it is each riders choice but we need to think about our families and loved ones who are affected by our decisions.
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The chrome and blue mirrored faceshields for my HJC IS-MAX2 came in yesterday, and so I look forward to wearing it more. I changed out the cheek pads, too, because I was getting ‘smushy-face’ from the 4XL pads that came with the helmet. My Bell 500 feels good but sits up high enough to look like a prop from ‘Spaceballs’.
A weird thing about the mirrored visor. I found that between my Ray-Ban polarized and coated lenses,and the tinting on the visor I got something very close to vertigo after awhile. Not so much around town or short trips but longer riding times.
That said using a clear visor [with pin-lock] the drop down sun visor and those very same Ray-bans it doesn't happen.