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Here in MO, its a $25 fine I believe. I was just wondering why people wear novelty helmets, instead of DOT helmets. I like going to AR to ride without a helmet, as its alot cooler and just feels good, but I guess I'm missing what the advantage to wearing a novelty helmet over a DOT hemet is.
Here in MO, its a $25 fine I believe. I was just wondering why people wear novelty helmets, instead of DOT helmets. I like going to AR to ride without a helmet, as its alot cooler and just feels good, but I guess I'm missing what the advantage to wearing a novelty helmet over a DOT hemet is.
1. lighter...almost feels like your not even wearing one.
2. Doesn't pose to much resistance to wind at high speeds.
3. Doesn't look like a mushroom on your head.
4. Usually much much cheaper. I got mine for $25.
In Louisiana thanks to our sorry azz last governor blanko we have a helmet law,I own a dot approved, use it to stack my other non dot helmets like dixie cups.Joe copper doesnt inforce not that i'm aware.
In FL its choice. Gouing to Tenn in oct and of course be traveling through Police states.
I have a problem with this law cause in Nam we could wear a bush hat and I feel that was more dangerous than riding!! However in America freedom ain't always the same!!!
Here in MO, its a $25 fine I believe. I was just wondering why people wear novelty helmets, instead of DOT helmets. I like going to AR to ride without a helmet, as its alot cooler and just feels good, but I guess I'm missing what the advantage to wearing a novelty helmet over a DOT hemet is.
Enjoy the AR no helmet law while you can, I think next year we will have to wear one from what I've heard..
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