Re: off list(Re: [ST] Winter Storage)

["David W. Funk" <dwf@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Thu, 21 Nov 2002 17:24:39 -0600, el donut _ wrote:

>Yep, go on down to Motoliberty and get one of the salespeople to help you 
>with sizing/style of helmet.  Arai has about 4 different head shapes 
>available these days.  You should be able to find one that fits.  .
     [snip]
>One thing I know now, is that a proper fit will feel too tight in the store, 
>comfortable all around your head, but ~tight~.  Make sure and leave each on 
>for a few minutes, and ask lot's of questions.  
    [snip]

  It takes more then a few minutes to see if a helmet fits properly. I have read, 
in several places, that you should put the helmet on and wait around for at 
least 1 HOUR. Then if you have no discomfort buy it. You are looking for tight 
but not sore.

>Good Luck Bro'!  A properly fitting helmet is probably the most important 
>piece of equipment you will buy.  Do it right, both for safety's sake and 
>the fatigue factor.

David W. Funk
'00 Triumph Sprint ST
Pleasanton, CA





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