Do you wear a hat?
Originally posted by Zoinks:
I too shave my head down with a #3 guard.
My girlfriend, on the other hand, has hair down to her waist, so I keep a ballcap in the hidden stroage area for her.
I too shave my head down with a #3 guard.
My girlfriend, on the other hand, has hair down to her waist, so I keep a ballcap in the hidden stroage area for her.
Most times no hat (keep hair short).
When I do wear a cap it is a "1999 World Champion NY Yankee" cap soon to be replaced with the 2000 version.
Wife wears a Blue Denim S2000 cap that the dealer gave me.
Jim
When I do wear a cap it is a "1999 World Champion NY Yankee" cap soon to be replaced with the 2000 version.
Wife wears a Blue Denim S2000 cap that the dealer gave me.
Jim
wow...way to revive a 5 year old thread
Is it pretty much consensus that 70 mph is the threshold for hats? I almost always wear hats (I work for family business so the dress code is pretty relaxed) and I'm picking my S up in the next few hours, so I'm curious if I'm going to have to start combing my hair.
I really hope not.
Is it pretty much consensus that 70 mph is the threshold for hats? I almost always wear hats (I work for family business so the dress code is pretty relaxed) and I'm picking my S up in the next few hours, so I'm curious if I'm going to have to start combing my hair.
I really hope not.
Even though I still have all of my hair, I wear a hat when the top is down to keep sun off my face. (Hey, I turned the big "5-0" this year, gotta protect against UV). Florida Gators hat, BILL FORWARD ALWAYS! (Backward baseball hats are
) As with others, I keep a tube of sunscreen in the "pooka". Haven't lost a hat yet, but have not gone faster than about 85.
I prefer no hat unless fighting sun glare in front, or sun too hot on top. Have gone to a much shorter hair style since I got my roadster.
A little trick I use to keep the hat on at high speeds on windy days is one of those little ID tag belt-clips -- the ones with the plastic retractable ID holders -- couple of bucks at an office supply store. Just snap the loop around the hat adjusting strip and clip the retractor to the seat belt. Never lost a hat without it, but feel a little safer with it.
A little trick I use to keep the hat on at high speeds on windy days is one of those little ID tag belt-clips -- the ones with the plastic retractable ID holders -- couple of bucks at an office supply store. Just snap the loop around the hat adjusting strip and clip the retractor to the seat belt. Never lost a hat without it, but feel a little safer with it.









