I could totally rock the diapers.
Thanks. I'm pretty talented at my falls, I feel as if I fall safely and controlled...
But I literally have nightmares at night about... WHOOSHING down a ramp, squervin' round a cone, WHEEL BITE HARD and then... CRUNCHING MY TEETH ON PAVEMENT before I can get my arms in front of me.
My jaw hurts just thinking about it.
wtb: full face helmet
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Easier way
Just go to a shop that sells fitted baseball caps. Try a few on until you find one that's comfy and look at the tag. Instant head size!!! I got mine from SixSixone.com. Great folks and the helmet is DOT approved, etc. All of thier stuff is for hardcore dirt biking and mountain bikers.
I rapped my pumpkin pretty good at Hood and didn't feel a thing (insert joke here.) Seriously though, they make some good stuff and if there is one thing you don't want to buy a cheap one of it's a helmet. After all it is your brain your protecting and unlike skin it doesn't grow back. If you fret about the cash, just think about drinking out of a straw wearing a diaper for the rest of your days. Not pretty.
I rapped my pumpkin pretty good at Hood and didn't feel a thing (insert joke here.) Seriously though, they make some good stuff and if there is one thing you don't want to buy a cheap one of it's a helmet. After all it is your brain your protecting and unlike skin it doesn't grow back. If you fret about the cash, just think about drinking out of a straw wearing a diaper for the rest of your days. Not pretty.
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Helmets are usually measured S, M, L, XL because the size can be adjusted with padding.
BUT,
If you really want to know your hat size, it's simple: get a measuring tape and wrap it around your head just above the ears. (If you don't have a measuring tape, use a piece of string. Mark the point where the string touches itself and then measure the length with a ruler.)
Take the measurement and divide by 3.14. (pi) VOILA! Your hat size. Round UP to the nearest 1/2. If the measurement is 22.5, that's 7.16, so a 7.5 hat sizes might be the most comfortable. Sometimes there are specialty hat makers who size in 1/4 increments.
Most adults have a head size anywhere from 22-24 inches. Hat sizes range from 6.5 to up as large an 8. Sometimes hats are available as small as a 6 or 5.5 and can go up to 8.5 or 9.
BUT,
If you really want to know your hat size, it's simple: get a measuring tape and wrap it around your head just above the ears. (If you don't have a measuring tape, use a piece of string. Mark the point where the string touches itself and then measure the length with a ruler.)
Take the measurement and divide by 3.14. (pi) VOILA! Your hat size. Round UP to the nearest 1/2. If the measurement is 22.5, that's 7.16, so a 7.5 hat sizes might be the most comfortable. Sometimes there are specialty hat makers who size in 1/4 increments.
Most adults have a head size anywhere from 22-24 inches. Hat sizes range from 6.5 to up as large an 8. Sometimes hats are available as small as a 6 or 5.5 and can go up to 8.5 or 9.

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How do I measure this? are we talking circumference or a generalization? I've only been looking online at bike helmets and as soon as I saw some of the prices (and thought about the weight of those helmets) I decided to ask on here.
I guess I just figured it was a one-size fits all kinda deal.
I know I'm super S-M-R-T but my cranium isn't abnormally large... I'll get back to you on this.
I guess I just figured it was a one-size fits all kinda deal.
I know I'm super S-M-R-T but my cranium isn't abnormally large... I'll get back to you on this.
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