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Written by PiusEphenus   
Wednesday, 25 March 2009
Are you protecting your head when you ride your motorbike? Motorbike helmets are one of the most important considerations of all safety concerns, especially when you consider the current statistics stating that brain injury is one of the most dominant causes of motorbike fatalities. Realizing this importance can make wearing helmets easier to accept psychologically, as many current riders currently have a mental block and choose not to wear them. It is good to see that the governments have stepped in to make it mandatory, both, for the riders as well as the pillion riders alike.
by PiusEphenus


Are you protecting your head when you ride your motorbike? Motorbike helmets are one of the most important considerations of all safety concerns, especially when you consider the current statistics stating that brain injury is one of the most dominant causes of motorbike fatalities. Realizing this importance can make wearing helmets easier to accept psychologically, as many current riders currently have a mental block and choose not to wear them. It is good to see that the governments have stepped in to make it mandatory, both, for the riders as well as the pillion riders alike.

Motorbike helmets are basically aimed at absorbing the impact of collision to the brain in case of an accident. With this in mind, among the first things that one should be looking for is the material of the helmet. Lightweight, tough and crack resistant fibers and grades of plastic have made it into the helmet manufacturing processes in a big way. Impact resistance can be gauged from the shape and size of the helmets. One ought to educate oneself to ensure that the money spent is worth it. A few dollars more won't hurt as long as you feel safe.

After safety, comfort is the next consideration. A full face helmet is the safest variety " and provided that it offers a proper fit, can be very comfortable as well. Your helmet should fit snugly and feel comfortable to wear. It should feel soft everywhere on the inside and (this is very important) should have a DOT approval sticker on the rear.

The second kind of motorbike helmet is the half face one that is also a good protection and at the same time offers a fuller view of the road, allowing the feel of unity with the road that one whizzes past. The visors that cover the face and protect the eyes from wind and dust should be tough, clear and scratch proof. All the inner linings and padding should be clean and finished properly. Look out for itchy endings. The inner material should be able to soak sweat and made of quality material so that it doesn't stink.

Some of the major manufacturers of quality motorbike helmets are the Iron Horse Helmets, Nola, and Bell that also add elements of comfort in addition to providing safety. They have incorporated easy flow ventilation systems, and anti-fog properties keeping in view the fact that a biker's terrain and delight know no boundaries.

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