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Old 11-23-05, 07:37 AM
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Originally Posted by MasterHalco
Disclaimer: I'd like to keep this from being another helmet debate. Please refrain from obvious jokes about the situation unless they are clever...

I've been wearing my helmet religiously the past month or so. I'm a messenger in Boston, so that means I've been wearing my helmet 9 hours a day. Today I noticed that my forehead might be getting reshaped by my helmet. There are a couple dents in my head wear the helmet sits. Is my helmet actually doing that? Am I just paranoid? I loosened it up a bit just in case.

Is this a serious problem? If any of you have been experiencing it, do you have a trick for preventing my helmet from doing this and/or reverse what might have been done?
Three things to try:

1. Loosen up the helmet some and wear a skull cap or do rag
2. Try another brand helmet. For example, Bells don't fit my noggin well, but Giros usually do.
3. Lyposuction to remove un-needed brain matter from the dented areas
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