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In the world of motorcycle helmets, women's helmets have always been more style conscientious than their male counterparts. While colors such as pink and purple are often found in women's motorcycle helmets, they are rarely seen in a man's helmet. In fact, a woman's helmet tends toward being designed as a trend proclamation more than that of a man's helmet.

While style is a consideration when purchasing a woman's helmet, the priority in one's selection should always be that of safety. Manufacturer's will typically embrace an alluring design when it comes to creating women's motorcycle helmets, however it should be second priority when purchasing the actual helmet.

Women's motorcycle helmets are easily distinguished from a man's helmet. Women's helmets are often smaller. As well, colors and the design are geared toward one gender or another.

Since more and more women over the last three decades have been riding motorcycles, women's motorcycle helmets come in so many styles. A woman who wants a trendy and safe helmet need not sacrifice one for the other - she can get both in one helmet. An excellent example of a woman's motorcycle helmet that is both stylish and functional is the Icon Racing's "Hooligan Gloss Helmet." Although the name does not denote femininity, the helmet is shaped unmistakably for a woman and is available in a pink-purple hue. At the same time, this helmet has all the necessary safety features. It meets all the standards set by the Department of Transportation (DOT) and Snell; it is made of a fiberglass shell; the dual-density styrene liner in the helmet reduces the risk of head trauma. This helmet is truly both beautiful and functional.

Motorcycle riding is still a male dominated activity, and therefore men are typically more knowledgeable and experienced in helmet purchasing than women. Any first-time buyer should research and educate herself about safety and design features of available helmets before making a purchase. A basic knowledge of D.O.T. and Snell standards is also a good idea since those standards regulate safety features of helmets. Safety, ventilation, heat-flow and other rider comfort aspects should also be researched prior to purchase. Women's motorcycle helmets that maximize facial protection should also be considered to protect the beauty of the female face.

About the Author

John Daniele is an professional on womens motorcycle helmets. For info or to purchase a handcrafted, light-weight, fiberglass skid lid see www.helmetsrus.com To get 10% off your next purchase type in the coupon code: Video

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