Well tomorrow, all going well, I should have my new Shoei.
What should I do with my old helmet?
It's a touch over 6 years old, is starting to shed the liner and sometimes smells like off milk... :lol:
Should I keep it as a 'spare'?
I've never had need of a spare helmet in the last 6 years so perhaps there's no point and it would just be another useless bit of crap taking up space.
Should I destroy it in the name of science?
Should I destroy it in the name of humour? (I could shoot it or something)
Any and all suggestions welcome. The weirder or funnier, the better
Make it in to a hang in basket plant holder
:stir:
Nah I don't do plants...
I like the destruction for science idea Mike. How about seeing how hard (or something) you have to hit it to break it & where / how does it break?
Be interesting to see how it actually does stand up & what / how they break.
Take liner out and send it to Col so he can give it to his mate with the turban :stir:
I have a shelf in the bike garage dedicated to 'old gear' - The boots and helmets of past years in the dirt and the hundreds of thousands of miles on many bikes - Make me reminisce every time I look at it!
:cheers:
stan
Donate it to a scarecrow.
Not sure out here, but in the UK helmet spray painters always wanted them for practice work. Interestingly custom helmets aren't as popular out here as they were amongst folk I knew in the UK.
Send it to Trump... he may be in need of it shortly :lol:
You asked for it :)
Donate it to a Dwarf
Local fire brigade? I'm told they like them to practice removals, like they get old cars to play practice cutting up.
Lamp shade?
(https://i.pinimg.com/236x/0f/9a/0d/0f9a0ded14e4ca379e31446d0c8ed275.jpg)
Might not be quite so impressive a light with a full face helmet.
oh i disagree there are lots of images on google of full face lamps and lights
Ornament in your mancave... :salute:
Wear it together with your CPAP and call yourself Darth-V.
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Quote from: Andre on Thursday, 26 July 2018, 11:00 PM
Wear it together with your CPAP and call yourself Darth-V.
I did that in January of this year, 'slept' in my helmet on the side of the road, waiting for it to open at 7am. Not a good experience, riding with a full face helmet is fine, plenty of air getting in, not so when you're stopped. Kept running out of air & waking up gasping - was too cold to take it off so ended up alternating with visor open for a bit then closed for a bit. Naf all sleep though.