Before a ride on my screaming motorcide-ickle I check the ballistic chute, nitrous tank, etc. Then I look up to see if my passenger is ready. Usually they are still messing with their helmet strap or trying to pound the helmet over their head.
Apparently the proper technique for putting a helmet on isn't widely known. So here it is.
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I wear properly sized and safe helmets. I have tried this with a Shoei, Arai, and HJC street helmet and an HJC motocross helmet.
It works.
It is also somewhat painful, but that may be a function of the shape of my head. I have to loosen the strap slightly in order to get it to work and I therefore don't see any speed increase.
So it's not for me, but it was very interesting.
Thanks, Tim.
My favorite question when someone asks about a specific helmets or how it fits (i.e open face vs. full face, tight vs. loose ...etc). Always in a politely tone, “Which one would you rather be wearing if I punch you in the face?” That’s should be the first one to consider buying, a Honda civic hits harder then Mike Tyson.
I thought everybody did it this way!
bad bad baaaaaaaaaad idea!!!!
I like to make helmet but i need help from you
please any body tell me how to made helmet with sample idea?
Regards
If it's a joke post, it's not very funny. Someone might take it seriously.
Plus to reiterate other comments, a loosely fitted helmet is either incorrectly sized, or worn and needs to be replaced. I think it would be fair to say that anyone who is really putting on their helmet this way might as well not bother wearing one!
These guys do mostly auto racing helmets, but i'd think proper helmet fit is even more important on a bike.
http://www.lockjawracing.com/mx/news/news/what-lock-jaw-is/
ik have a kind of seatbelt 'click-system' and i can open and close it in a fraction of a second =P
(sorry for the worse english, i'm dutch)