Helmet

[dentheman]

Originally Posted by Water Warrior

Just remembered an old trick I read about that some dirt riders have used in hot sweaty conditions. Never tried it myself but it probably worked for a while. If you have a particularly wet forehead you need something to soak up the moisture. A ladies panty liner stuck into the helmet at the forehead location is supposed to work. Anyone willing to try it and report back ??? :biggrin: :biggrin:

I think the armored underwear went far enough!

[Water Warrior 2]

Originally Posted by dentheman

I think the armored underwear went far enough!

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[PimpS]

If the hot head is a problem in the integral helmet, i advise you to get helmet like mine: Caberg Ego, It's getting hot in these parts (around 30 degrees celsius, and having my helmet open on the top, it's a real (h)air conditioner

http://www.webbikeworld.com/r2/motorcyc ... review.htm

Don't want to praise my good just cause i have it, but praise it, cause it's real 'cool' helmet to have on a geezer...

[alantf]

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Originally Posted by dentheman

But the thing that has me now looking for a modular helmet is that I keep feeling tiny invisible UFO's hitting my chin below the faceshield of the open face. (I am now spoiled by the sun visor and will never get a helmet without that feature.)

I had this problem (not bugs, but rain) with my old Airoh helmet. My new LS2 has a much bigger face shield, that goes below the level of my chin. Totally agree about the sun visor.

[dentheman]

I figure that if bugs hit my chin, so could stones, etc.

[Water Warrior 2]

Originally Posted by dentheman

I figure that if bugs hit my chin, so could stones, etc.

The pointy end of a humming bird would really leave a mark.

Caught a big wasp in the throat once, boy did that hurt for a while.