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Don't use a helmet in the two speeder and apart from competition, I don't know anyone who drives a two or three speeder who does.
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My request was based on a 5speeder, actually for long distance trips. For a fun trip to the next city I use a traditional pilot cap and stylish goggles
Hannes
once: Green M3W; 2013
now: Red 4/4 Sport; 2011
and some practical cars for use in real life
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As I'm fairly tall I find it more comfortable to wear a helmet for anything but short journeys.
A Premier Jet open face with sunglasses or clear safety glasses for good weather and a full face for rain.
Whatever your headwear preference good eye protection is a must.
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Winter dull days
North Face lined beanie and fleece neck tube with mark 8 goggles
Winter bright days
Thermal balaclava ray-ban's and forage cap
Summer
As above without balaclava
I wear a helmet on my motorbike
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Would never wear a helmet under any circumstance in the M3W except when forced to by ACU regs for hill climbs etc.
Regularly do the M6 commute with just my wooly hat.
Always wear eye protection of some kind - thats a no brainer.
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Helmets are a legal requirement in Italy too. Caberg, by the way, is an abbreviation of Casco Bergamo. Casco being helmet and Bergamo is a rather interesting city about 40km from where I live.  http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bergamo
Peter ![[Linked Image]](http://bradley.it/public_images/drive.jpg)
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Would never wear a helmet under any circumstance in the M3W except when forced to by ACU regs for hill climbs etc. +1 Sheepskin flying helmet in the winter, bare head with Factor 50 in the summer when warm (surprisingly often) or leather flying helmet when a bit cooler. I wear glasses so goggles tend to go on once speed gets above about 30 or 40mph. Would consider wearing a helmet where required to by law! Which raises a thought; could we do with a list (sticky post?) of which countries require a helmet by law in the three wheeler and actually might enforce it for a visitor or indeed a resident?
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Sticky post on this subject would be most helpful as i only wear a beany hat and goggles and intend to do some European touring 
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Like nippymog and Calum , I can't think of any reason for wearing a helmet , I have a selection of hats and flying helmets and put a waterproof balaclava underneath when needed .
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You need one of these!  
Jays
Former Morgan owner. Gone but hopefully not forgotten!
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