Do you pull the bottom apart with the chin strap?
Wear studs instead of hoops?
Wear studs instead of hoops?
Yes I pull the straps out and to the sides and I don't wear hoops lolDo you pull the bottom apart with the chin strap?
Wear studs instead of hoops?
I have short hair lolOh, this is right up my alley! I wear earrings and a full face helmet. If I have my hair down I can wear big earrings as my really thick hair acts as a cushion between my ears and the helmet. The helmet basically just pulls off my hair. If I expose my ears like in the below pic, I have to do small earrings or the helmet will pull on them when taking them off.
Just stop wearing , Oops. Can't say that... Hum, helmet! That's it, Stop Wearing the Helmet.![]()
I'll stick to my full face helmet. I don't feel a half helmet provides much protection to the head unless you're hiting the ground straight upside down. I need to keep my face looking good. It's the only thing I have going for me with the ladies :wink2: lolHalf helmet
Yeah, not hitting the ground is an important part of riding. Probably even more important than what kind of helmet you wear.I'll stick to my full face helmet. I don't feel a half helmet provides much protection to the head unless you're hiting the ground straight upside down. I need to keep my face looking good. It's the only thing I have going for me with the ladies :wink2: lol
Does she ask you to wear it off the bike, too?My wife used to tell me, "You're ruggedly handsome, but wear a helmet anyways."
:coffeescreen:Does she ask you to wear it off the bike, too?
Yep, I'm with you on this. My wallet goes in the trunk, along with anything else I might be carrying. I only ride with a few paper dollars in my pocket for gas and such.The subject of this thread caught my attention because I guess I never expected to see this question on a motorcycle themed forum. But I am glad we are seeing more women in the riding community. But for the life of me I don't understand why anyone would wear unnecessary jewelry while riding. Anything extra between your body and the ground other than protective gear will just make things worse. I made the mistake of having my cell phone in my chest pocket of my jacket 18 years ago when I had my one and only motorcycle crash, and that phone gave me several broken ribs that I might otherwise have not had to suffer. I don't even wear a watch when I ride, I leave it in the bike's storage area just as I do virtually everything in my pockets as well (other than my firearm).