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i know a lot of people don't wear helmets, but i am looking for some help find a good one. i am looking for the german style helmet and was at the harley dealer the other day and i looked like i had a button on top of my head. anyone know of other brand in that style that doesn't sit up so high?
They fit well, but most people say you need to size up one for proper fit. In other words, if you wear a medium, buy a large. You may want to talk with one of the reps.
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Hi smokinfromshootin,
It is always safe to wear a full face helmet as there is less chance of any damage to our head during accident. You can get different variety of head sets with an affordable price. Just search for Internet, I think you may get your solution or visit this site Carbon Fiber Helmets.
Thanks.....
Terry,
Thanks for posting that website, I really like the look of the
"vintage" open face. I've been looking for a new helmet, that might just be the one. Liked style and materials used.
Peace
i dont see the point of stopping to strap my bucket to the bike when i cross over statelines into a "no helment state" turns out, it cant help me any if its on the sissy bar...ill just wear mine.
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