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"Vintage" Helmet for safety?
Nolan
http://www.nolan-usa.com/categories/hel ... red&page=1
While it doesn't have the full retro look I figured since my bike is late /2, a 60's design was ok AND I feel reasonably protected.
BMW Cruiser
Joe
I ended up with this. I think
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Has a vintage look to it.
R69S - R60/2 - R67/2 - R51/3 - R69
The shade is retractable,
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Thomas
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As soon as "coolness" begins
I ride with full modern gear no matter what I am on (so does she), and my '55 R69 is far newer than most of my other bikes.
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I ride with full modern gear no matter what I am on (so does she), and my '55 R69 is far newer than most of my other bikes.
With all due respect, your response does not really apply to my question, it seems to be more of a personal statement. When I used to ride, I wore no helmet. Now I choose to wear one that I am comfortable with. The half face certainly offers more protection and it is a choice I make when riding at slow speeds on a classic bike. It isn't about being cool, it is about what works for what situation. The helmet I wear on my bicycle is no where near as sound as my half face, however it is appropriate for the use. Thanks for your opinion, I have made what I feel is a good choice.
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Here's a fun but useless
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If ones priority in life is
R69S - R60/2 - R67/2 - R51/3 - R69