subject: I got a smoking deal on an Arai XD3 at The Helmet Center [print this page] I got a smoking deal on an Arai XD3 at The Helmet Center
Not a single one of us would like to admit that we would ever go down on a motorcycle, but in reality, I knew it was only a matter of time. I just thanked God that I had just purchased a full-coverage Arai XD3 at The Helmet Center, rather than my little lid that didn't even cover my ears. If I didn't have the full coverage of the Arai XD3, the doctors told me that I probably wouldn't be able to smile. That put a smile on my face as I purchased another Arai XD3.
The biggest issue I always had with the full-coverage, and why I stuck with my little riding cap for so long, was the lack of air that ran by my face. It just didn't feel like freedom to be locked in the little bubble, breathing in sweat and funk. But, what sold me on the Arai XD3 is that the helmet breathes so well, with the many ports and thinner-than average, built-to-fit liners, that greatly decreased the funk level that builds up in a full coverage, and really gave me that feeling of freedom again. But, what is the great bonus of the Arai XD3 is that when the funk does build up, like it always will, is that the liner of the Arai XD3 is easily removed, washable and only needs it every month or two even during heavy use for me, and I sweat a lot.
The other problem I always had with a full-coverage was detachment from surroundings. I couldn't check out a hot one real well without being REAL obvious about it, and couldn't hear things I needed to until I found the Arai XD3. If you're missing out on the women, and can't hear the roar, that seemed to miss the whole point of a motorcycle to me! But thankfully for my face, I found the Arai XD3 at The Helmet Center, once again, so that I can sneak a peak, hear my exhaust, and be safe at the same time. AND they gave me a deal on the second!
Not a single one of us would like to admit that we would ever go down on a motorcycle, but in reality, I knew it was only a matter of time. I just thanked God that I had just purchased a full-coverage Arai XD3 at The Helmet Center, rather than my little lid that didn't even cover my ears. If I didn't have the full coverage of the Arai XD3, the doctors told me that I probably wouldn't be able to smile. That put a smile on my face as I purchased another Arai XD3.
The biggest issue I always had with the full-coverage, and why I stuck with my little riding cap for so long, was the lack of air that ran by my face. It just didn't feel like freedom to be locked in the little bubble, breathing in sweat and funk. But, what sold me on the Arai XD3 is that the helmet breathes so well, with the many ports and thinner-than average, built-to-fit liners, that greatly decreased the funk level that builds up in a full coverage, and really gave me that feeling of freedom again. But, what is the great bonus of the Arai XD3 is that when the funk does build up, like it always will, is that the liner of the Arai XD3 is easily removed, washable and only needs it every month or two even during heavy use for me, and I sweat a lot.
The other problem I always had with a full-coverage was detachment from surroundings. I couldn't check out a hot one real well without being REAL obvious about it, and couldn't hear things I needed to until I found the Arai XD3. If you're missing out on the women, and can't hear the roar, that seemed to
