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Any of you guys or gals owning one of these, is it DOT approved and what brand, a few I have seen are $40-$60 bucks,doesn't look like you get much for the money.
what store is this guy in....."yes, sir, its in the aislewith the motorcycle/equestrian wear"......actually, I think they look like the London bob (police) helmets....they look kinda cool...kinda sexy on a chic...you can shoot me if you see me w/ one on....BINNY
I switched to an old 3/4 plain black helmet. Works best for comfort and wind when out on the hwy. The half helmets have a tendency to pull up from my experience.
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