How to properly put on a motorcycle helmet?
A loose helmet during a ride is likely to cause an accident. Figuring out how to wear and properly secure a motorbike helmet can be tricky for beginners, but it's crucial. If you follow these steps, helmet use will be a safer and more enjoyable experience.
- Step 1: Put on the helmet
Before you do anything, you must put the helmet on your head. Make sure the helmet is in good condition and is the right size for your head. The helmet should not move too much when you put it on your head, but it should not be too tight either. If you are wearing a full helmet, make sure your chin is not sticking out of the bottom of the helmet.
- How to Tie a Double D-Ring Strap
Double D-ring strap fasteners offer the most protection on the road, but they are also the most difficult to tie down. These extra steps will prevent the straps from coming loose.D-Ring Helmets have two metal loops on one strap of the helmet, connected by one strap, and a simple strap with a button on the other. First place the helmet on top of your head with the straps hanging down loosely, then put the helmet on. Pass the strap through both loops and loop it back around the first loop. This will create a live knot around the D-ring that is adjustable and can be pulled easily. Next, tighten the strap until the helmet feels secure.
The D-ring lock is strong, reliable and easy to adjust. But unless you get the hang of it, it can be difficult to loosen. To open it, you simply pull the two loops apart and the knot will loosen.
- How to make sure your helmet fits properly
The helmet should be securely fastened to your head and not fall off when you bend over. The straps should be taut so that you have enough room to open your mouth without pressing on your neck or chin. Try pulling on the strap to make sure it doesn't come loose.
How to wear a motorcycle helmet with long hair?
For riders with long hair, keeping their hair in place under a helmet can be a major challenge. There are a variety of ways to tie and style your hair while wearing a helmet without having it cover your face, obstruct your vision, or cause injury.
- Tying your hair up
Tying your hair in a ponytail is one of the easiest and most popular ways to tie your hair, especially among women. You can pull your ponytail out of your neck gaiter and tuck it into your jacket before putting on your helmet. When tying your ponytail, be careful not to make it too loose or too tight. If it's too tight, your hair will be constantly pulled while wearing a motorbike helmet. If it's too loose, your hair will get tangled in the helmet. You can also wrap your ponytail with a cloth or leather hair tie to avoid your hair becoming frizzy.
Braiding your hair will help it stay in place so that it doesn't fall apart for a long time. But please be careful not to braid your hair too tightly.
- Wearing head socks, bandana and balaclavas
A balaclava is a garment that covers everything above the shoulders and leaves openings for the eyes. A head sock is a piece of clothing used to cover the head in winter and keep it warm so that the hair does not cover the eyes. The head sock and the balaclava are often considered to be one and the same. A bandana is a garment or handkerchief tied around the head.
If your hair is of moderate length, you can wear a bandana to cover the underside of your helmet. This will prevent the inside of the helmet from directly touching and moving your hair. Riders with hair below shoulder length should wear a balaclava or woollen socks to protect their hair and neck from dust. You can also tie your hair in a bun and wear a balaclava.