A micrometric motorcycle helmet fastener is a relatively new addition to the lineup of crash helmets. They’re relatively inexpensive and can save your life in an accident. It uses a small hard plastic or metal curved strip with teeth on it on one side of the strap. On the other side, there’s a corresponding slot …
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Choosing a helmet isn’t just buying your size and your favorite brand. It’s buying a helmet that will actually protect your head from impacts, whether it be in a crash or a side impact. Safety is not something you can just add in and hope for the best. You need to know that the helmet …
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Whether you’re looking for a new helmet for your commuter bike or a full-blown, high-end touring rig, it can be hard to know what you need. That’s why we’ve compiled this ultimate buying guide for picking the right motorcycle helmet. Head protection is essential, especially if you’re out riding on a motorcycle or a bike. …
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Helmets are a great idea for anyone who wants to get on top of his motorcycle safety game. Carbon fiber helmets look really cool! Carbon fiber is more than just a great material for high-end bike helmets though. It’s also a great material for making any product lightweight or strong! Helmets are only useful if …
A recent study by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration found that the average time for a motorcyclist to remove their helmet is around 9 seconds. This is an alarming statistic because it’s been found that in a 10-second period after a crash, a rider’s neck can move forward more than 4 inches. In the …
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Fiberglass was the wonder material of its time. It was first developed in the 1930s and then it was its carbon fiber moment. It’s a cheap, lightweight, strong, and mouldable material that is very suited to making motorcycle crash helmets. Of all the different types of helmets in use today, whether they’re made out of …
The American Association of Motorcycle Safety (AAMSF) estimates that motorcyclists are involved in approximately 3,000 fatalities each year in the United States. There are many different types of shields available, including safety glasses, goggles, visors, goggles, and windshields. Safety glasses are designed to protect your eyes from flying debris and are usually made out of …
Snell helmet testing is a type of crash testing used by organizations like the Snell Memorial Foundation. They’re designed to test head injuries from various types of crashes, such as motorcyclist crashes and car crashes. It ensures that all helmet makers provide a safe helmet. Since it started offering different safety certificates for different types …
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The truth is that you’re probably going to get it sorted out. But it doesn’t have to be that way. If you want to keep your shield fog-free and protected then buy a helmet with a built-in fogging shield. It will cost a little more but it will save you from spending time and money …
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Helmet rating is done in a UK government database called, SHARP (Safety Helmet Assessment and Rating Programme). It is meant to reduce the number of head injuries from motorcycle crashes. Helmets selected by SHARP are purchased from the public, and therefore exactly the same as those which would be used by a motorcyclist in the …
