rating. And a solid 8 on the badassery scale, in a fan boy-geeky style sort of way.Tony Starkwould be so proud. So this is really a 2-step process. 1. Take apart a novelty mask/helmet for the pieces, and 2. Reassemble those pieces on the surface of your own motorcycle helmet. ...
It arrived just in time for the first weekend ride on a new motorcycle. Lynn Quality Helmets from Hedon Overall, the quality of the helmet (Open Face Macadamia) was excellent. I think the value is also very good given that it is a handmade, premium product that is built to last and...
Pa. considers repealing motorcycle helmet laws, State senator says adults can make their own decision
It takes a lot of skill to apply a decal to the very complex curved surface of a motorcycle helmet and, of course, the surface must be perfectly prepared. The decal must be carefully applied and all of the air bubbles removed or the entire helmet will be ruined after it is painted. Th...
4. Motorcycle Helmet Visor Tinting Even as you think about tinting your motorcycle helmet visors, as a general rule, allow a certain threshold of light transmission. Generally, 70% of light transmission is appropriate. Moreover, for your own safety, avoid using tinted helmet visors at night. ...
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Make Your Own Carbon Fiber Motorcycle Parts Carbon fiber moldings look great on a bike. They’re light, strong, generally unaffected by fuels and oils. I could go on and on. They can cost a fair bit, especially so if you buy “one-off” moldings from a commercial manufacturer. ...
Mr. Bayer was excited and ready to hunt. This could become the most successful part of his extraordinary hunting experience. The next moment Mr. Bayer saw a bear in a helmet driving on a motorcycle through the forest in front of him. The bear had a happy expression on his face, as he...
Copied with permission from YouMotorcycle: Motorcycling can get expensive, and motorcycles have their own version of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. First we want a bike that just runs, and maybe a not-too-beat-up helmet. Next, we start replacing the things that make the bike leak, squeak,...
Time will tell if the semi-spiritual successor (or at least second-cousin who owns a motorcycle and drives without a helmet) called Arcs also works like this. From my plays so far, I think so but I also think even more is going on in that game and its wackadoo campaign than I have...