German-style helmets are becoming increasingly popular among motorcyclists around the world. They're stylish, comfortable, and offer protection from head injuries. Here's a short list of benefits to wearing a German helmet over traditional motorcycle helmets: 1. Comfortable Fit Traditional motorcycle helmets sometimes fit poorly on the head and tend to slide forward during high speeds. With a German helmet, however, the straps stay put and the shell fits snugly on the head. 2. Better Protection Unlike traditional motorcycle helmets, German helmets feature EPS foam padding inside the shell ..read more

There are three basic steps involved in choosing a helmet: Decide whether you want a full face or half face helmet. Determine the level of protection you need. Select a style that suits your riding preferences. When buying a motorcycle helmet, it is best to choose a style that fits properly. Also, choosing a size too big or too small can cause serious problems. Step 1: Decide Whether You Need A Full Face Or Half Mask Full face helmets provide excellent protection, but they tend to be bulky and heavy. They also block peripheral vision, making driving difficult. Half mask helmets are lighter ..read more

Helmets are very important when riding a motorcycle. A helmet protects you from injury caused by accidents. However, helmets are expensive and often hard to buy. So, we decided to share with you tips on shopping for a German style helmet. German style helmets are commonly made of plastic and metal materials. These helmets are lighter and cheaper than leather helmets. German style helmets are designed to protect against head injuries from impact or shock. They come in various sizes and shapes, but generally fit snugly around the skull. When buying a German style helmet, consider the followin ..read more

When choosing a helmet, you need to consider several factors such as safety, style, price, durability, weight, and comfort. The first thing you should look at when buying a helmet is the type of protection it provides. Another important factor to take into account when purchasing a helmet is its design. Helmets come in various shapes and styles. Choosing a specific shape depends on what kind of riding you plan to do. When shopping for a helmet, you should check whether it has been tested for impact resistance. This ensures that the helmet meets certain standards set by regulatory organizati ..read more

The helmet industry is huge. There are literally hundreds of different types of helmets available today. Choosing the right helmet for your needs can be overwhelming. There are three basic categories of helmets: full face, open face, and hybrid. Full face helmets cover the entire head and protect the eyes, ears, nose, mouth, chin, cheeks, forehead, and temples. Open face helmets only cover the top half of the head and leave the bottom half exposed. Hybrid helmets combine elements of each category. Full face helmets are typically heavier than open face and hybrid models. They're usually made ..read more

Few things are as filled with freedom as two tires on the road with the wind whipping past or camping in the wilderness. Combining these two pastimes can seem a daunting task. But truthfully, it is simpler than you think. You have a few things to consider: your storage options, the length of your trip, and finally, what to bring. Let's start!     Storage Unlike most forms of camping, motorcycle camping forces you to limit what you bring. This is smart though. As an experienced camper, I’ve spent plenty of time relearning the lesson that I don’t need all the things I think I ne ..read more