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Cmon Brett, you gotta have some cool lids to wear. LOL got one ordered from shawn at imperial house also, non dot biltwell. I got the flat black one for you to mess around on, if you ever get up this way Brotha
Last edited by CountryD; Apr 20, 2011 at 09:26 PM.
Right on, I was already planning out how to do your sugar skull. After you talked about wanting some lettering, I got some lettering brushes, should be here Friday....I need to get a handle on it anyway, one of the guys here wants some script on his back fender. The XL Rockhard I got never got sent back. One of my Brothers in the CVMA saw mine, wanted to try on the XL and now its his...lol I think my wife wants one of the metalflakes. I will probably get another one as back up.....Shawn does some sick work. Helmets are actually pretty difficult. Its hard to do a good grid layout so you really have to eyeball some stuff....
Last edited by brettnbama; Apr 20, 2011 at 09:17 PM.
Hell yeah, I talked to shawn about doin a suger skull, but instead just went with a old school skull with red leaf and pin stripping. Got the Black mega flake, so it should be Nasty.
I was gonna get the flat one, but seen one of the mega's and had to have it.
Last edited by CountryD; Apr 20, 2011 at 09:53 PM.
That does sound like its gonna be sweet. Leafing is next....apparently the pinstriping is a never ending cycle. I am working on striping, then lettering, then leafing....dammit
I am doing one of our guys non-DOT skid lid next week I think. Its flat black and I am going to put down some red and yellow stripes....want to do my Rockhard, but waiting until I figure out what I am going to do on my bike after I get it repainted...that's going to be a while though.
Last edited by brettnbama; Apr 20, 2011 at 09:43 PM.
I love this forum, but sometimes I walk away more confused than when I started, lol.
I scanned most of the 300+ posts and decided to buy the Outlaw AX-30030 Matte Carbon-Fiber half helmet from LeatherUp. Seemed to get more thumbs up than down. This all started because my 8 year old daughter told me I looked like a bubble head in the helmet I bought a couple weeks ago. That one is a 300 Explorer from Iron Horse. A well built helmet for the money, and very light, but not as low profile as I had hoped. Also, regretted that I bought a glossy helmet when I ride a Black Denim Lo. Just wasn't right.
Thanks (I think) for all the discussion.
Don't worry bigoil I don't know which helmets are which helmets after reading all 37 pages, but I think Ill end up getting 2 helmets out of this. The outlaw and the rockhard. I'd like to buy that helmet that Fab posted up, but really don't want to pay $100 for a beanie
Is there such a thing as a low profile DOT? I have a big head. I have tried on a lot of helmets and they all look like mushrooms. The last I bought was a Skid Lid. Too big for my tastes. If I leave the skull cap it might be for a full face. At least you lose the mushroom look.
Is there such a thing as a low profile DOT? I have a big head. I have tried on a lot of helmets and they all look like mushrooms. The last I bought was a Skid Lid. Too big for my tastes. If I leave the skull cap it might be for a full face. At least you lose the mushroom look.
Hmmm... I dont know, but I will tell ya, the pic I posted above sure feels pretty low profile to me. Best fit I have found so far.
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