DOT approved half helmet
#2
I like the Fulmer line of helmets. I am on my 4th one. The main reason I like them is because I don't feel like Kazoo from the Flintstones. The helmet is not bulbous.
I just bought the carbon fiber version of this helmet and it is super light.
http://www.fulmerhelmets.com/product.aspx?id=63
I just bought the carbon fiber version of this helmet and it is super light.
http://www.fulmerhelmets.com/product.aspx?id=63
#3
#4
I like the Fulmer line of helmets. I am on my 4th one. The main reason I like them is because I don't feel like Kazoo from the Flintstones. The helmet is not bulbous.
I just bought the carbon fiber version of this helmet and it is super light.
http://www.fulmerhelmets.com/product.aspx?id=63
I just bought the carbon fiber version of this helmet and it is super light.
http://www.fulmerhelmets.com/product.aspx?id=63
#5
My girl has arthritis and bone spurs in her neck and doesn't tolerate helmet weight well. So, a few years ago, I was on a quest to find the lightest DOT. I found many people and manufacturers made claims on what was lightest. Instead, I based my decision on the NHTSA testing. At that time, I found the Daytona half helmet (not carbon fiber) was the lightest which actually past the tests. You are likely to find the best answers by doing your own research.
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#10
Just bought 2 helmets from Jafrum. Both half hemets and both naked. (no visor snaps or vents) Got the vega($57), and a skid lid($37). After trying them both on, I have decided to keep the vega. Seemed a little smaller on my already large head. I will say that I tried it on my road king without the windshield at 70mph, and it stays put well. Didn't feel heavy.
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