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Considering whether or not to wear a full face helmet? There is a lot of different variations from full face to no helmet. Choose the Proper Protective Equipment (PPE) that makes you feel comfortable. Some factors to consider:
Read the full discussion below to find out what forum members are wearing.
Read the full discussion below to find out what forum members are wearing.
Real Harley owners dont wear full face helmets?
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Screw em !!! Your body can take quite a beatin if ya go down, but your nog is a different story. All my HD buds wear open face helmets. Some wear the vanity type. No one gives me any crap about it. I have a Shoei RF1100 that a friend of mine gave me. I love it. He rides a 124cu in Bourget custom bike and he sports a full face helmet also. No one gives him any crap. Ride with whatever ya feel comfortable with.
A friend of ours in Florida decided he didn't want to wear a helmet. He went down hard and lost most of his face to the pavement and sustained some brain injuries. He is still alive but may never be able to ride let alone function properly. That alone makes me want to stay with the full face.
A friend of ours in Florida decided he didn't want to wear a helmet. He went down hard and lost most of his face to the pavement and sustained some brain injuries. He is still alive but may never be able to ride let alone function properly. That alone makes me want to stay with the full face.
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Available in many different styles and colors. I've had the one in the link for almost two years now and it is a quality piece and very comfortable.
Yeah, that's my ugly mug...
Last edited by rickss69; 12-01-2012 at 01:04 AM.
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I always wear my boots, jacket. 3/4's helmet and gloves, and don't own a stitch of HD clothing. This is what I wear, this is what I like and this is what I am comfortable in. If some douche in his tennis shoes, shorts, t-shirt, no gloves and a dinky excuse for a helmet takes exception to that, well, I'll be happy to challenge him to a "let's drop the bikes and skid across the pavement" contest.
Wear what you makes you feel safe and comfortable. As a new rider, you need to be focused on your riding, not on your fashion statement.
Last edited by Roni; 12-01-2012 at 05:00 PM.