cervelo4me
05-09-11, 02:55 PM
or it that impossible
Southern California - any bike helmets that dont use chinstraps
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JTGraphics
05-09-11, 03:19 PM
LOL not if you want it to stay on your head in a crash, unless you glue it on but that would require you to shave your head first.
Elvo
05-09-11, 03:26 PM
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GP
05-09-11, 03:29 PM
LOL not if you want it to stay on your head in a crash, unless you glue it on but that would require you to shave your head first.I call BS. Prove me wrong.
Have Mr. Beanz video both the gluing and the impact test.
Have Mr. Beanz video both the gluing and the impact test.
JTGraphics
05-09-11, 03:43 PM
I call BS. Prove me wrong.
Have Mr. Beanz video both the gluing and the impact test.
No your right just BS :)
And that Bell has retention straps also.
Have Mr. Beanz video both the gluing and the impact test.
No your right just BS :)
And that Bell has retention straps also.
stugi79
05-09-11, 04:08 PM
You could try strapping it under the armpits instead of via the chin, you'd have to make some kind of extension to do so. :innocent:
calamarichris
05-09-11, 04:17 PM
I really need to start looking at the thread originator before clicking on these.
cervelo4me
05-09-11, 04:21 PM
I really need to start looking at the thread originator before clicking on these.
lol
lol
GP
05-09-11, 04:32 PM
You could try strapping it under the armpits instead of via the chin, you'd have to make some kind of extension to do so. :innocent:You could cut and use bib straps. That will also take care of the next thread, "Bib straps are making my nipples raw".
Hillbasher
05-09-11, 04:44 PM
I really need to start looking at the thread originator before clicking on these.
:troll: +100 :50:
:troll: +100 :50:
sdgrannygear
05-09-11, 05:18 PM
Actually, I look at the thread originator which is why I clicked on it. These posts always give me a good chuckle while I sit here in my office.
cervelo4me
05-09-11, 05:19 PM
shhhhhh lol
TJClay
05-09-11, 05:41 PM
I really need to start looking at the thread originator before clicking on these.
I was just thinking the same thing
I was just thinking the same thing
cjbruin
05-09-11, 08:35 PM
http://www.professional-power-tool-guide.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/08/dewalt-nail-gun.jpg
robncircus
05-12-11, 04:14 PM
Last weekend I saw a guy with a very interesting set-up. He was wearing the helmet strap under his lower lip, instead of under his chin. Kinda like this: http://image.shutterstock.com/display_pic_with_logo/142912/142912,1250713556,4/stock-photo-beefeater-london-july-beefeater-in-tower-of-london-july-in-london-england-35552473.jpg
That might work for you. Another thought is to cut the strap out completely. Most likely, the hardest hit will be the first hit. As long as you hit headfirst, the helmet will take most of the impact. I'd suggest a skate style helmet as they offer more protection.
That might work for you. Another thought is to cut the strap out completely. Most likely, the hardest hit will be the first hit. As long as you hit headfirst, the helmet will take most of the impact. I'd suggest a skate style helmet as they offer more protection.