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Motorcyclists & Motorsport enthusiasts, buckle up for a compelling journey that unveils the crucial link between helmet safety and your passion for adrenaline. We shed light on the specific risks you face, and the devastating consequences of Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs), & present an innovative solution to fortify your protection.
Welcome to The Helmet Doctors, where we strive to empower you with the knowledge and tools to ensure a safe and exhilarating ride/drive every time knowing your helmet’s structural integrity is in optimal condition.
Below and the following stories we will brief you on the areas:
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How do I know if my helmet is made from
composite materials?
Not all helmets are made from composite materials, but most will be using Fiberglass, Kevlar, Carbon fiber, or a combination of these blends. They are widely used because of their superior weight-to-strength ratio with the ability to dissipate the impact energy away & evenly around the outer shell of the helmet.
Most budget helmets are more commonly associated with thermoplastics, ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene), Poly-carbonates & or a compound that is a blend of both.
The easiest way to identify the materials used in your helmets is to refer to your helmets manufacturing guide upon purchasing the helmet or you will generally find these details listed inside the helmet tagged to the comfort padding of your washable liners. However, if like most people these details have been worn away, due to normal usage and washing your helmet please Google search your helmet’s make & model for more details.
For more content or illustrations, head to our website, or check out our FAQ. To reference our article to your friends, or family, in the Motorcycling/Motorsport community, click the link below or simply copy this URL or bookmark the page for future referencing: https://thehelmetdoctors.com/contact-us-helmet-protection-motorcycle-safety-course/. Otherwise read our next article about Why is wearing a helmet important for safety, titled “Helmet Dangers: Protect Your Family”
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