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helmet liners
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Removable Helmet Liners
I am assuming they are removable so that they can be washed, at least that is what the helmet manufacturers claim and advertise. And if so, are they simply supposed to be "dipped" in a soapy solution of 5 seconds or they'll fall apart? (pardon the sarcasm) This the headliner from my Schuberth...- globalrider
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- helmet liners liner washing
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Helmet Liners
After 20 years or so, my SLIK helmet liner finally gave up the ghost, and I found out that they are (apparently) not made any more -- may be a few still around gathering dust on a dealer's rack, but now out of production. I've tried a few others, and - for one reason or another, have found the...- Walking Eagle
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- helmet liners skull cap
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Helmet Liners?
I'd be grateful for a tip on a helmet liner which is thin and will keep my helmet clean. I had a Slik which was fine but no longer available. The Aerostitch Jimi is too thick for the closely fitting Arai I have - can't poke my sunglasses under it. So...what's good these days in skull caps? -
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Helmet Liners
Being unable to get the Silks I have used for so long (too bad about Cycle Gadgets), I found the Silky by Cycle Crafter. They seem pretty well made but about a size larger than the Silks. The searches I performed had just black available from a few BMW Dealers and Whitehorse. The manufacturer...