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Helmets and Motor Bike Safety for BSA

The chinstrap is very important on your BSA helmet. Without a proper chinstrap, the protection effect of your BSA helmet dwindles substantially. The chinstrap holds the helmet on your head in the correct position should you get into a collision. Always be sure that the chinstrap is snugly secure on your BSA helmet to make sure you are adequately protected.

A helmet is very important because even though you may not wipe out on the bike, even a small piece of debris, or even a bug can really do a number on you. At high velocities, such as over 100km/h, anything that goes into your face is going to be moving at the same relative speed towards you at 100km/h as well.

As such, we recommend a BSA helmet to keep debris and bugs out of your face. We're serious - a bug hitting you in the face at over 100km/h can really hurt. Get a BSA and stop this from happening today.

BSA helmets add a definitive reduction to brain injuries while wearing the helmet properly (with chinstrap secured). In some parts of North America, it is not even required to wear one. But in any case, a BSA helmet will stop you from bashing your nogan. You still bash your nogan but the BSA helmet takes the kinetic energy out of the colission, leaving you 0 brain damage. If you're lucky.

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