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cTc
12-02-2004, 10:52 AM
Anyone needing a helemt

I have:

5 large

1 medium

1 2XL

All in the style as pictured.

$21.00 includes shipping in the lower 48.

http://www.choppertowncustoms.com/ge.jpg
rebelrocket
12-17-2004, 11:32 AM
Ok CTC, I'll be honest with you, I'm a newbie...so I have heard that some of these helmets are not DOT approved. Word has it here in MI that they are sticklers on cycle safety, as they should be. Are these helmets ok for me to use in MI? Just curious. Sorry if I sound lame!
cTc
12-17-2004, 01:28 PM
To be honest, I'm not sure, But all I have ever worn are NON - DOT helmets. and if I can get by with it, I dont wear one in myrtle beach and panama city. I have never had an office check my helmet. But that dosent mean that tomorrow they might.
jshughes1
04-15-2005, 04:08 AM
Paint some flames on it and you have a deal. Actually I'm looking for the same style helmet with a rebel flag on it, any ideas?
cTc
04-15-2005, 08:42 AM
The helmets I paint are not near as cheap as the unpainted ones.

www.choppertowncustoms.com/flag1.jpg
www.choppertowncustoms.com/flag2.jpg

www.choppertowncustoms.com/silver1.jpg
www.choppertowncustoms.com/silver2.jpg
www.choppertowncustoms.com/silver3.jpg

www.choppertowncustoms.com/illusion1.jpg (kamelion paint)
www.choppertowncustoms.com/illusion2.jpg (kamelion paint)

www.choppertowncustoms.com/red1.jpg
www.choppertowncustoms.com/red2.jpg

www.choppertowncustoms.com/green1.jpg
www.choppertowncustoms.com/green2.jpg
bobinillinois
04-15-2005, 11:09 AM
Ok CTC, I'll be honest with you, I'm a newbie...so I have heard that some of these helmets are not DOT approved. Word has it here in MI that they are sticklers on cycle safety, as they should be. Are these helmets ok for me to use in MI? Just curious. Sorry if I sound lame!

I can not answer your question about what the law of MI requires. But I will say that if you are concerned about riding as safely as possible, you should give serious consideration to a full face helmet. This is especially advisable for a new rider since there is a greater possibility of a fall. From what I have heard, statistics show that many motorcycle accidents involve falling in a way that effects the rider's face and chin. Obviously, you can do whatever you want, but a full face is the best protection you can get for a part of your body that does not respond well to sliding along pavement even at 20mph.

Bob
cTc
01-03-2006, 03:27 PM
The new helmet page

http://www.choppertowncustoms.com/helmets.htmCurrently out of nearly everything, but should have new shipments in within the week.

Special discount for forum members.