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  1. Temporary_Soil_952 on

    Is it on the cards budget wise? If yes, definitely. I’d just be wary about using that one even after a small crash if it looks damaged (even if not on the inside) 

  2. Yep! You’re going to need a new one.

    The inside may look fine but you don’t know what the foam looks like under the hard exterior shell. If it dents, I pitch.

  3. ExoticEmu333 on

    I’d replace for sure, that spot is compromised and you shouldn’t take any chances with your brain. Smith offers 40% off crash replacement helmets.

  4. Had a brain bleed, skull fracture and brain swelling from a cycling accident… while wearing a good condition helmet. Its a miracle I’m not brain dead, disabled or dead.

    I would not recommend. It sucks from the money side, but brain trauma sucks about a million times more.

    Helmet should always be the best gear you have, and undamaged.

  5. Pithy_heart on

    Ask yourself, “Am I comfortable with the possibility of hitting my head in the same place where the helmet took those impacts? Do I think it would do its job as designed with this previous damage?”

  6. Unit-Sudden on

    Yes, coming from a background riding motorbikes and recently transitioned to MTB I take the mindset of your head is worth more than a few €100.

  7. Man I just ordered a new one out of caution with a ding the size of a dime. Was upset spending so much but happy I get a new helmet and livery

  8. trailblazer39 on

    Yes. I just replaced mine for a similar mark, one time use foam underneath is compressed and will not preform as it’s supposed to in an impact

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