I have two - HiVis Bontrager Starvos that's my go-to for commuting


and a lime green Kask Rapido that the LBS had on closeout for $30; my son saw it and wouldn't put it down

Hey Skye I understand your thought ,but you know that if you participate in any organized cycling event you must wear a skid lid or you can not participate,at least that's the order of the day in my part of the world,,,,,

Buy a Bike-Ski helmet in winter, Get another kind for summer when warmth is abundant .

Hey ten you're gonna have to give me more specifics on that helmet you're talking about,that's one pretty lady it attracted,,,,,

Hey ten talk more about Ny. To La.

Two road bikes with one helmet per bike.

I use one all year, a highly vented Giro light road helmet. I wish it had the visor from the line of off-road helmets.

1. MTB 2. Roadie , was thinking about a commuter one that's a bit more solid for the cold (like a BMX helmet).

It has taken me years to get a helmet, 99% are just so uncool.

Helmets for dressage are so much classier because of the kind of money you have to have to even participate ,
Estate To stable the Horse, training, travel , tuxedos to Go with it Etc.

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There's only one organized event I ride in annually, a big charity ride, and it does not require helmets. Otherwise I'm riding with myself, family, or a few friends, and nobody cares.

2 XLCs. 1. LG. Two road bikes one MTB. They are pretty much the same color as are my bikes. I am looking to build a fixed gear so ther may be another helmet in the future.

I have two road bikes and two helmets - same brand, model and color.

I've got two. One for the road (Giro Atmos) and a Bell with a visor for MTB'ing, which i'll be looking to replace. I just cracked it in two places today. It did it's job well. I have a small abrasion and a headache only...

I wear mostly skate styled helmets or cycling caps. I do try to match color and scheme of helmet to the bike on which it will be used. (paint and/or vinyls) have a few neutral colors that go with anything though. Eventual plan is an inexpensive matching lid for every bike.

Oh, yeah....one anything other than a light, glancing blow hit and it's replacement time!

I'm not a multiple helmet person. A serial monogamist, I find one that's comfortable, fits, and works well and then stick with it 'till it needs to be replaced.

Currently have two helmets, a Specialized road helmet I wear in the summer and a ski helmet I wear in the winter. I've started looking at extended coverage helmets and will probably buy one this spring as the road helmet is getting up there in age and I'm doing more gravel grinding and single track. I don't know just how much the foam becomes brittle and the cell structure starts to break down, but after a helmet has a few seasons on it, I'm usually ready for a change anyway. I usually keep my old helmet in a bag along with some cycling gloves and a few odds and ends for impromptu rides, but I gave my old one away a while back and haven't felt the need to replace the newer one yet.

One for mountain bike, one for road with headlight mounted on it, and one for road without light. Plus a handful of old ones for people to borrow that need one.

I have two helmets, the smaller one fits better when I have short hair and the other fits better with longer hair and a winter cap.

I don't see a need to have more than 1 helmet, but I don't race and don't race different types of disciplines. I use the same helmet for road riding as I do when I ride off road. The Lazer helmet I have has a visor but it's shallow in length making it easy to ride with on a road bike and it can be removed if need be.

Have two. One for mountain biking and the other for road.

Currently have two helmets because stoker and I recently got matching bright green Lazer helmets and I still have the previous one, a Bell Metro (made in 2004 and bought NOS in 2008). Gotta have a Backup Helmet, I suppose.
No longer have the Bell Biker I was wearing in 1981 on a bridge over the Hudson.

5 helmets. Most match a bike in color. All increase my visibility to drivers.

Have 1 cheap Walmart Bell helmet. I like to use it mainly for somewhere to attach a mirror to with the visor.

I wear it when on the road. If on just the rails to trails we have, I usually don't wear it. I was on a paved trail when I took my only spill. I did happen to have the helmet on but it didn't do much for my face bouncing and sliding across the pavement.

I have a road helmet that matches well with my daily rider (and most of my cycling jerseys). The same helmet looks nice with my rain bike as well.

I also have a black helmet that goes well (enough) with any of the other bikes I own. The black helmet is also just enough bigger, that it fits me better when I wear a balaclava under it in the winter.