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How to pick a perfect motorcycle helmet
Whether you're planning to hit the road, trail or track on a motorcycle, ATV or snowmobile, one of the most important pieces of gear you can get is a good helmet. The choices have never been greater, with options that allow you to pick a helmet that works for your sport, what you ride and the way you ride it. From retro-styled half motorcycle helmet to radical ultra-light full-face competition motorcycle helmet with extreme graphics, the range of headgear covers just about any need. Prices can fit most budgets too, running from under $100 to over $800. There are some important helmet safety standards to know a little about. Helmets that meet the various standards display a designation on the back or inside the helmet lining. Helmets that don't display a designation probably have not been submitted for compliance testing and probably aren't worth buying no matter how cheap. Helmets by reputable manufacturers also generally display the manufacturer's name, date of manufacture, size, model, and material information. In general, each set of standards evaluates things like impact protection capabilities and penetration protection of the shell, coverage provided by the design, and retention (strap) strength. Unfortunately, each set of standards is different, making comparisons on performance difficult, but in any case, a helmet approved by any of the recognized standard-setting organizations is more likely to be effective than a helmet that isn't. While no set of standards is necessarily proven better than any of the others for any given sport or type of helmet, it may be important to know which approvals a helmet has if you plan to use it for competition (a helmet can hold more than one approval) because some race sanctioning bodies allow only certain approvals. 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Motocross, trail riding and ATV uses are the target of a range of full-face motocross helmets that are characterized by a chin bar that extends out further than full face models targeted for road use, and tend to have sun visors, but not flip up face shields, allowing easier use of goggles. This design is popular for snowmobile use as well. Snowmobile helmets are sort of a breed of their own. Unlike most helmets where ventilation and keeping things cool inside is a design feature, snowmobile helmets are designed to work best in the cold. These helmets come equipped with removable breath boxes (internal deflectors to keep your breath from fogging up the face shield), double lens or even heated face shields to prevent fogging. It's a good idea to size the helmet to allow the use of a balaclava inside for that extra measure of warmth without making the fit too tight. Modular full-face helmets (designed to allow the chin bar and face shield to unlock and be lifted up together) may be a good option to consider. Street use motorcycle helmets include half motorcycle helmets with retractable visor, open face motorcycle helmets and solid or modular full face motorcycle helmets. Of course, you can use most motorcycle helmets for almost any power sports application, if you want to; it's just that the ones designed for the particular sport tend to work best. Depending on the manufacturer, model and design, there may be a range of options to consider, such as various tinted shields, including some that are photochromatic, which change tint in response to light levels. If you opt for a dark tint shield, for a day-long ride, consider getting clear lens high impact riding glasses to wear in the helmet, so if the ride goes into the hours of darkness, you'll be able to see and protect your eyes with the shield up. Some helmets have removable inner liners and side pads that allow cleaning, or replacement to adjust the fit of the helmet. If in-helmet communication gear is in your plans, motorcycle helmets with a speaker cavity are available. The range of colors and graphic designs available is extensive. Color is a safety feature, as well. Some research shows that the likelihood of accidents with other vehicles is reduced when the rider wears bright colors, including the helmet. Some models have LED lights for increased visibility to vehicles approaching from the rear and an LED map light in the front. Many helmets come with nylon straps equipped with D-rings for retention. Using those can be a drag with gloves on, so motorcycle helmets with quick-release locking buckles might be worth considering. Aftermarket quick release buckles can also be to the existing straps. Chin strap covers may also be available for some models. 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From Leisurely Rides to Intense Workouts: Electric Bikes for All
Electric bikes, also known as e-bikes, have become increasingly popular in recent years. These bicycles have an electric motor that assists the rider's pedalling, making it easier to ride uphill or for longer distances. An Electric bike comes in various designs and sizes, from city to mountain bikes. They offer a unique combination of convenience, comfort, and versatility that can fit different lifestyles. Whether you want to exercise, commute to work or school, or explore nature, electric bikes can offer you an efficient and enjoyable means of transportation. In this blog, we will explore electric bikes' benefits and different uses and what to consider when choosing the right one for your lifestyle. Benefits of Using Electric Bikes for Commuting Electric bikes offer several advantages over traditional bicycles and cars, mainly when commuting. They are eco-friendly, quiet, and cost-effective transportation that can help reduce traffic congestion and air pollution. 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Factors to Consider When Choosing an Electric Bike When choosing an electric bike, there are several factors to consider, including the riding you plan to do, the terrain you will encounter, your physical condition and fitness level, and your budget. Here are some key features to look for when choosing an electric bike: Motor power and torque: The motor's power and torque will determine how much assistance the bike can provide and how well it can handle steep inclines and rough terrain. Battery range and capacity: The battery range and power will determine how far you can ride on a single charge and how long it takes to recharge the battery. Frame material and design: The frame material and design will affect the bike's weight, durability, and handling. Aluminium and carbon fibre frames are common materials for electric bikes. Wheel size and tyre type: The wheel size and tyre type will affect the bike's stability, comfort, and performance. Larger wheels and thicker tyres are more suitable for off-road riding, while smaller and thinner tyres are better for city commuting. These Fat Tyre E-Bikes will provide your comfortable ride on uneven surfaces. Suspension and brakes: Suspension forks and rear shocks can provide a smoother and more comfortable ride, especially on rough terrain. Hydraulic disc brakes are more efficient and reliable than traditional rim brakes. Riding modes and controls: Some electric bikes offer different riding modes, such as eco, standard, and sport, that can adjust the motor's power and speed. The controls should be easy to use and accessible while riding. Conclusion: Electric Bikes for All Lifestyle Needs The best e-bikes UK offer a versatile and efficient means of transportation that can fit different lifestyles and preferences. Whether you are looking for a convenient and eco-friendly way to commute, a low-impact workout, an off-road adventure, or an accessible mobility aid, electric bikes can provide a viable solution. By considering your riding needs and preferences and the bike's essential features, you can choose an electric bike that will suit your lifestyle and help you achieve your goals.