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Interesting discussion. Seems like a big trend towards full face helmets.
This may be an entirely incorrect generalization, but I wouldn't be surprised if a similar thread in the Softail Forum would have a lot less full face in it...
This may be an entirely incorrect generalization, but I wouldn't be surprised if a similar thread in the Softail Forum would have a lot less full face in it...
Agreed. I think Dyna's skew toward a younger less traditional Harley rider and they don't feel shame wearing helmets.
Seems like every day I'm catching a rock, bug or crap to the face. Not to mention dust and how fast your eyes dry out with just sun glasses.
Ironically I catch crap from the dozen or so daily riders at work for not wearing a jacket ever... yet none of them wear gloves or helmets.
Torc T50 Rebel Star. Gets a lot of compliments and easy to spot
Have had that helmet for a couple years or so now. I've got my Sena 20s in this one. Predominantly wear it or my carbon fiber half that I think got discontinued or recalled. Got a couple other half helmets I never wear anymore and a full face I keep at work as a back up for rain, it is uncomfortably tight so I rarely wear it.
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