Originally Posted By Crowbar
Agree that goggles are a necessity on a M3W - a helmet with ear flaps may help with the wind noise at speed - which I found pretty significant over 50 mph - which is why I think those leather aviator-type caps are popular with the M3W crowd. However, my wife has informed me that the wearing of such a cap is where she draws the line...


Funny about that: mine will quite happily wear the leather flying helmet but absolutely refuses to consider a light open face helmet. At one stage they were quite popular in open sports cars.

Actually I find you get more wind noise with the flying helmet. Seems strange I know. Perhaps other users can comment.

Peter

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