Helmet Hair Don't Care
We believe you should let the outside challenge what's inside you. To find possibilities and adventure on all types of terrain and make memories that last a lifetime. We also believe the best way to do this is with a focus on safety. Safe riding involves training, planning and gear. When it comes to gear there is a lot to learn, but here's a place to start:
Protect your head
Not your hair
Live by this mantra
Helmet Hair Don’t Care
False: Helmets block vision.
True: Under the U.S. Department of Transportation standards, helmets must allow at least 105 degrees of peripheral vision to each side.
False: Helmets impair hearing.
True: Helmets reduce wind and engine noise without affecting the ability to hear traffic.
False: Helmets cause neck injuries.
True: Helmets reduce neck injuries because the helmet absorbs the initial impact, causing the neck to receive less force.
Get the Look
Helmet Guide
Find the best helmet for your ride.
Caring For Your Helmet
A helmet may look tough, but it should be handled with care.
