Choosing the right helmet
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Re: Choosing the right helmet
Are you getting another helmet, sis?
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Re: Choosing the right helmet
Great information Michelle! Thanks for posting this.
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Listen where thou art sitting
under the glassie, cool, translucent wave,
in twisted braids of lillies knitting
the loose train of thy amber-dropping hair.
My Avatar is by http://enayla.deviantart.com/. She painted the entire image with Photoshop and a graphics tablet. Do yourself a favor and click on her name.
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Re: Choosing the right helmet
No :) love my sparkles!! Just thought I'd share since I know how difficult it is to find a good fit :)motomom7 wrote:Are you getting another helmet, sis?
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Re: Choosing the right helmet
For those that remember me crying like a big whiny cry-baby poo-poo pants the first two days of our AMA Women's Conference trip to Nevada. Brand new helmet break-in time sucks, but well worth the initial discomfort. A few days of sweat and tears, and the damn thing feels like I was born with it on. If your cheeks aren't schmooshed a bit, then it's a safe bet your lid is too loose. Get it right, get it tight ladies! 
Humanity is a terrible thing to waste. Be patient, treat others with respect, and ride like you borrowed it indefinitely!