Harly's and FF helmets are like oil and water...
#81
11-26-2011, 05:17 PM
Seriously? Come to Tacoma man. All you see is FF here. In fact I get laughed at for my ski mask and half helmet.
And on a separate note for everybody jacking that FF is safer than a half helmet.. They did a study down in Florida some 4-5 years ago that shows you're at more risk for for a FF to get snagged on something when you're skidding across the ground than a brain bucket. What would you rather have? A beautiful biker face or a broken neck and a 15,000$ funeral? Just my .02
And on a separate note for everybody jacking that FF is safer than a half helmet.. They did a study down in Florida some 4-5 years ago that shows you're at more risk for for a FF to get snagged on something when you're skidding across the ground than a brain bucket. What would you rather have? A beautiful biker face or a broken neck and a 15,000$ funeral? Just my .02
#82
11-26-2011, 05:23 PM
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Seriously? Come to Tacoma man. All you see is FF here. In fact I get laughed at for my ski mask and half helmet.
And on a separate note for everybody jacking that FF is safer than a half helmet.. They did a study down in Florida some 4-5 years ago that shows you're at more risk for for a FF to get snagged on something when you're skidding across the ground than a brain bucket. What would you rather have? A beautiful biker face or a broken neck and a 15,000$ funeral? Just my .02
And on a separate note for everybody jacking that FF is safer than a half helmet.. They did a study down in Florida some 4-5 years ago that shows you're at more risk for for a FF to get snagged on something when you're skidding across the ground than a brain bucket. What would you rather have? A beautiful biker face or a broken neck and a 15,000$ funeral? Just my .02
I think it must be mostly a younger generation of riders than me!
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11-26-2011, 05:26 PM
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I actually used to be a firm believer and then lost my friend. He went to go under a guard rail and the helmet got stuck and basically his head stayed and the body went.
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11-26-2011, 05:27 PM
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#85
11-26-2011, 05:33 PM
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Seriously? Come to Tacoma man. All you see is FF here. In fact I get laughed at for my ski mask and half helmet.
And on a separate note for everybody jacking that FF is safer than a half helmet.. They did a study down in Florida some 4-5 years ago that shows you're at more risk for for a FF to get snagged on something when you're skidding across the ground than a brain bucket.
And on a separate note for everybody jacking that FF is safer than a half helmet.. They did a study down in Florida some 4-5 years ago that shows you're at more risk for for a FF to get snagged on something when you're skidding across the ground than a brain bucket.
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11-26-2011, 05:36 PM
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#88
11-26-2011, 05:42 PM
same here; most get the FF (modular) to match the color of the bike; custom paint on the bike have to have the custom painted helmet. I were a FF 100% of the time. I use to wear one of those dinky thing but someone asked me how much is my head worth to me???
#89
11-26-2011, 05:42 PM
I suppose I'd rather be dead than go through the ordeal of getting a new face and end up looking like the Elephant Man. I'll bet the new face runs a tad more than $15,000.
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11-26-2011, 05:54 PM
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Arai and Shoei make pretty decent FFs if you're wanting something that "looks" good with a Harley.