Yol Bolsun
New member
What do folks use?
- doo rag
- bandana
- welders cap
- other
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Doorag vs Bandana vs ???
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NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
None of the above! The problem with most of these is that they are too bulky, and can only be worn if the helmet does not fit snugly and properly. That is not safe! I will say that if you do wear one, the helmet should be fitted with the head cover in place...and then never worn without it! Another worry I have is the knots in some of these. In a crash they could put extreme pressure in a very vulnerable area. No thanks! If anything, I recommend a silk or poly balaclava. When I wear one for the cold, I wear a helmet that was fitted with the head cover...and I wear that helmet only with the head cover, and a helmet that is too snug for the balaclava when I ride without. JMHO
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arntufun
Guest
I'm confussed, is this vote for what we wear under the helmet or when we take it off ??? :dontknow:
Yol Bolsun
New member
Good point Randy. I was thinking what is worn inside the helmet. I always have a cap of some sort to change into when not riding.
Lamonster
SpyderLovers Founder
Nothing under my helmet, bandana for sunburn protection. :doorag:
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arntufun
Guest
ok, I wear nothing under my helmet in spring, summer, fall. Below 50 or in the winter, I wear a thin Baclava.
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wyliec
New member
I've met some people like that.:yikes:
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arntufun
Guest
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
For colder weather riding, I wear a belaclava under the helmet.
When helmet is off--a baseball style cap.
We have so much sun during riding season--you have to be careful about exposure to the sun. The big C word scares me a lot.
When helmet is off--a baseball style cap.
We have so much sun during riding season--you have to be careful about exposure to the sun. The big C word scares me a lot.
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Yazz
MOgang Member
:agree: Nothing like getting your forehead burned. :shocked:
Wear a skid-lid going through states that are helmet mandatory.... :shemademe_smilie:
Bob Denman
New member
Keeps my bald 'noggin from reflecting too much glare back into space and disrupting communication satellites!:roflblack:
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arntufun
Guest
Bob that picture is photo shopped. :lecturef_smilie: This is the real one !!! :roflblack:
Bob Denman
New member
You are REALLY trying to get me killed! :shocked:
But if the Missus pulls the trigger, I'll leave the title signed and ready for Holly! :roflblack:
That pic is PROOF that chicks dig doo-rags! :thumbup: Regardless of what :cus:hole they're covering up!
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But if the Missus pulls the trigger, I'll leave the title signed and ready for Holly! :roflblack:
That pic is PROOF that chicks dig doo-rags! :thumbup: Regardless of what :cus:hole they're covering up!
pps:ridesilver2009
New member
Helmet Liner
:agree:with post #2, None of the above. I wear a Roadgear Helmet Liner as I always wear a Full Face helmet. (Have used these liners for over 11 years, but not the same one.
) The liner increases the life of the helmet lining and provides comfort in cold ot hot weather. Just wash the Roadgear Helmet Liner and not the liner in the helmet. Roadgear Helmet liners are meshed lined. When choosing any helmet liner, be aware of the seam stitching. They can create severe discomfort, if not a proper flat stitch on the seams. reference www.roadgear.com
:agree:with post #2, None of the above. I wear a Roadgear Helmet Liner as I always wear a Full Face helmet. (Have used these liners for over 11 years, but not the same one.
) The liner increases the life of the helmet lining and provides comfort in cold ot hot weather. Just wash the Roadgear Helmet Liner and not the liner in the helmet. Roadgear Helmet liners are meshed lined. When choosing any helmet liner, be aware of the seam stitching. They can create severe discomfort, if not a proper flat stitch on the seams. reference www.roadgear.com
wyliec
New member
:agree:with post #2, None of the above. I wear a Roadgear Helmet Liner as I always wear a Full Face helmet. (Have used these liners for over 11 years, but not the same one.
:thumbup:I agree; but, I'm not familiar with your liner. I use an Under Armour mesh skull cap. I think I'll click on the link you've provided for an alternate source.
I'm 68 and as a not quite ex-musician I still have a full head of long blonde hair.......only problem I have is brushing out the tangles when I take my helmet off.
What I did, though, was take a piece of the new three layer film insulation contractors put in my attic and cut and fit it into my helmet shell.
No problems so far.
What I did, though, was take a piece of the new three layer film insulation contractors put in my attic and cut and fit it into my helmet shell.
No problems so far.
Bob Denman
New member
Some people have all the luck! :shocked: :gaah: :roflblack:
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