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It's a crazy world out there, full of different people with different lives, but one thing that will unite them in almost any circumstance is a good laugh. Now, laughter can come from ridiculous things, or from properly funny situations. The difference between them is thinner than a strand of hair, but using the right props will allow you to stay on the funny side of things.
Hilarious or simply funny helmet accessories can be bought in pretty much any bike store, with devil horns and mohawks being probably the most common ones.
We even get to see radical helmet mods that involve strange add-ons, and which turn an ordinary bike helmet into a replica of famous lids worn by superheroes. Batman helmets, Joker helmets, Predator helmets or Iron Man helmets, you just make your pick and hit the road.
The truth is that not all of these lids are street-legal and therefore they might offer less protection than what a DOT or EC-approved helmet provides. For the sake of personal safety, these non-compliant helmets are best worn in places or conditions where solid head protection is not a must.
By all means, one of the funniest helmets we saw lately is the one we're showing to you today. This one is a great treat if you're out with your buddies on a charity ride, helping orphans or raising money for a good cause.
No matter how grim you are, how many tattoos you have or how menacing your bike sounds, this lid will put a broad smile on the face of everyone. And you know the drill, people who smile usually DO feel better and are more likely to contribute to your cause.
PS: And how about Star Wars-themed riding gear?
We even get to see radical helmet mods that involve strange add-ons, and which turn an ordinary bike helmet into a replica of famous lids worn by superheroes. Batman helmets, Joker helmets, Predator helmets or Iron Man helmets, you just make your pick and hit the road.
The truth is that not all of these lids are street-legal and therefore they might offer less protection than what a DOT or EC-approved helmet provides. For the sake of personal safety, these non-compliant helmets are best worn in places or conditions where solid head protection is not a must.
Funny add-ons are probably the best
The easiest and safest way to add solid fun to your lid is using add-ons that stick to the helmet with suction cups. From horns to structures that fully cover a helmet and anything in between, specialty bike stores have them all.By all means, one of the funniest helmets we saw lately is the one we're showing to you today. This one is a great treat if you're out with your buddies on a charity ride, helping orphans or raising money for a good cause.
No matter how grim you are, how many tattoos you have or how menacing your bike sounds, this lid will put a broad smile on the face of everyone. And you know the drill, people who smile usually DO feel better and are more likely to contribute to your cause.
PS: And how about Star Wars-themed riding gear?
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