DISPLACING THE HELMET MYTHS FOR RIDERS

Hello, bikers! If you think flaunting your hair while riding is getting you more followers on social media, then you are wrong. Let me give you a pro tip on where you get class/looks and safety! Yes, you got me right, Wear a certified helmet! And you have it all, the fan following and safety. Well, most bikers and urban riders have certain myths and misconceptions in mind about wearing a helmet. That is why they avoid wearing a helmet while riding. This blog will debunk some of the most common helmet myths and shed light on the importance of wearing safety headgear.

• Wearing a helmet restricts vision and hearing:

This is one of the most pervasive myths about motorcycle helmets! Wearing a helmet limits staying aware of the surroundings. However, modern helmet designs are engineered to provide optimal visibility and sound perception. In fact, many helmets feature advanced ventilation systems & panoramic vision, to enhance comfort and awareness while riding.

• Helmets are uncomfortable to wear:

Improperly fitted helmets can indeed be uncomfortable, but with the updation in technology, modern helmets come in a wide range of shapes, sizes, and styles to accommodate different head shapes and preferences. When fitted correctly, a helmet should feel snug and secure without causing discomfort or pressure on the points. Investing in a high-quality and certified helmet that suits your specific needs and preferences can make all the difference in looking classy, comfortable, and safe. 

• Any random helmet will provide the utmost safety:

 Any random helmet will set you free from paying penalties to the traffic police, but it will not give you the safety that a certified helmet offers you. Helmets are expensive! some helmets can indeed be pricey, there are plenty of affordable options available that meet safety standards and offer reliable protection. Moreover, the cost of a helmet pales in comparison to the potential medical expenses and long-term consequences of a head injury sustained in an accident.

• Helmets are only necessary at high speeds

 While high-speed crashes certainly pose a greater risk of head injuries, the reality is that motorcycle accidents can happen at any speed. Even a low-speed collision or a fall from a stationary position can result in serious head trauma without proper head protection. Whether you're cruising around town or hitting the open road, wearing a helmet is important to protect your head from serious injuries

Well, wearing a helmet is not only a legal requirement in many places but also a common-sense decision that can save lives. So, the next time you hop on your motorcycle, remember to strap on your helmet and ride with confidence, knowing that you're taking an essential step toward protecting yourself on your journey.