Yes, but it is not recommended. Helmet manufacturers recommend helmet replacement after any impact to the shell.
A motorcycle helmet is designed to absorb the impact and damage that would otherwise be reserved for your skull, but it is not designed to survive the impact. Any impact from a drop on solid ground (concrete or hardwood floor) can cause microfractures to the shell that are naked to the human eye.
A good rule of thumb is this: If the impact would have raised a bump on your unprotected head, get a new helmet.
No, you can still drop it.
Legally, I don't know. Still, it is a good idea to wear one any ways. Legally, the answer is yes you must wear a DOT or Snell approved helmet.
Earlier when people started playing cricket, they did not use helmet but when bowlers developed speed, it was becoming increasingly dangerous for the batsmen to protect their head from injury. Though they were using pads and gloves, the head was still vulnerable and a few players even sustained injuries. That is when people started using helmets to protect their skull.
No!
Yes, there are earplugs especially designed for motorcyclists and can be found in any motorcycle store. They cut out most wind-noise-in-helmet frequencies but still allow sirens, horns and some people/engine noise to get through.
When riding a motorcycle it is important to wear the correct protective clothing. The main types of protective clothing consist of: a helmet, a jacket, gloves, boots and long trousers. These will all help to keep the rider safe in the event of an accident.
Protec helmets are mainly intended for skating/skateboarding. The main design difference between a skate and a bike helmet is that the bike helmet is designed to take one big hit and then be discarded, while skate helmets can take several smaller hits and still be OK to use. If you were to take a really hard fall, then a bike helmet will protect more than a skate helmet, they can soak up more energy. Still, the "wrong" helmet will offer more protection than no helmet.
The composite material that a helmet is made of breaks down in about five years. A helmet made in 1970, even if refurbished, must only be used for display purposes only, it offers no protection.
Whether or not you are legally required to wear a helmet is a matter of state law. Each state has different requirements, with some states requiring you wear a helmet if you are over 18, over 21, or if you do not have medical insurance.Do I need to wear a helmet?In states with a helmet law, yes. Depending on the state law, you may be cited and it may or may not be a moving violation.In states without a helmet law, the choice is yours to makeBut it will interfere with my hearing!If it covers your ears it will reduce your hearing ability.But it's too heavy!A 5 pound helmet on your head becomes a 300 pound object upon impact. The neck is the weakest link on the human body. Wearing a helmet may save your life in an accident, or it may cause injury. That is why the choice should be up to each rider.In the UK you must wear a motorcycle helmet when using your motor bike on a public road or highway (the rules are different when use is on private land).If you have an accident on a motorcycle and you are not wearing a helmet - you are still likely to receive compensation if the RTA was not your fault, but the amount of compensation will be reduced as you will have been seen to have contributed to your own injuries - this is known as contributory negligence. See the related link for an explanation of contributory negligence.
A gridiron helmet typically should be replaced every five years, or if it suffers major structural damage, according to experts on head protection.Unlike bicycle or motorcycle helmets, if one drops a gridiron helmet onto a hard surface it can still be used because it is designed for large numbers of impacts.
You still need a motorcycle endorsement.
The Clevland Browns still do not have a logo on thir helmet