very silly question, feel free to laugh

[JohnRedcoRn]

them WINTER HAT things....

do they go under your helmet or on top of it ??


(the patience of the more experienced folk in here seems to know no bounds !!)

 

[Young Un]

something like this??

under

 

[Sh4rkyBloke]

Ha ahhahahhahhahhha.

Under....



I think!

 

[JohnRedcoRn]

thanks. what about one over and one under, to create a sort of 'cavity wall insulation' for your head ?

 

[Sh4rkyBloke]

Give it a try, it might catch on!

 

[Young Un]

surely you would struggle to find one big enough to go over??

 

[Dayvo]

You could try one of these:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:1st_Sardinia_Grenadiers_Bastille_Day_2007_n1.jpg

Ha ha!

 

[wafflycat]

thanks. what about one over and one under, to create a sort of 'cavity wall insulation' for your head ?

Can be done...

Wear one of the thin skullcap-type ones under the helmet and place a waterproof helmet cover over the lid

You may end up with a boiled brain though

 

[fossyant]

I use a thin skullcap all the time as it absorbs the sweat (under the lid). In winter I use the windproof ones, that pull down just enough to protect the old ears on icy cold mornings.

 

[Over The Hill]

I did not know you could get that sort of thing (newbie) so I put a hankie on my head and filled the gap in my hat up with bits of foam.

I did go for a ride with someone who had an over cover but is seemed to flap about alot.

 

[on the road]

them WINTER HAT things....

do they go under your helmet or on top of it ??


(the patience of the more experienced folk in here seems to know no bounds !!)

Do you mean a skull cap or a wooly hat?

 

[Perry]

Well, you could try this....

 

[rich p]

My head never gets that cold. I use a snood(?) to cover my ears and neck in the real cold weather.

 

[Scoosh]

very silly question, feel free to laugh
OK, if you insist


Oh, sorry, it's Beginners section - there are NO SILLY QUESTIONS

 

[Scoosh]

I use a thin fleece sweatband, which covers my lugs and I take the foam pads out of my helmet (which is too old to have the dial-a-size thingy)