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Back in the 1950s, Dr. C.F. Lombard laid down the basics for protective headgear. The goal? Keep it steady during accidents, prevent penetration, and absorb impact energy to protect the brain (Hurt and Thom 1994).
Let’s break it down. A modern motorcycle helmet is made up of several key parts: an outer shell, an impact-absorbing inner liner, comfort padding, a retention system, a visor, and a ventilation system (Fernandes and Alves de Sousa 2013). Check out Figure 1 on our website for a visual tour of these components.
Outer Shell: This tough outer layer spreads impact force across a larger area, reducing stress on your head during a crash. It’s designed to absorb initial shocks and prevent sharp objects from piercing through. Head over to our site to see how it works in action!
Inner Liner: Inside, a soft foam liner crushes upon impact, further cushioning your noggin and slowing down deceleration (Hurt and Thom 1994). The foam’s density varies depending on where you might take a hit — softer up front and back, denser up top (van den Bosch 2006).
Comfort Padding: Think of this as your helmet’s comfy cushion. It ensures a snug fit and spreads out those pressure points, keeping you comfy on long rides.
Retention System: That chin strap? It’s not just for looks. It keeps your helmet securely in place, even during unexpected twists and turns (Mills et al. 2009).
Visor System: Shielding your face from flying debris and the elements, the visor also comes with coatings to keep your view clear in any weather.
Ventilation System: Ever wondered how to keep cool under all that gear? The ventilation system pumps in fresh air and pushes out heat and humidity, ensuring you stay comfortable and focused.
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