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Replacing a borrowed helmet

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IDriveADodgeStratus:

--- Quote from: CakeBeret on June 29, 2012, 12:00:23 PM ---Update:

I told DH that I want the helmet replaced with a comparable one. His friend is buying my new helmet (same make and model, new design) today. :)

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Cool beans!

Or should I say chilled legumes?  ;D

Edited to be intentionally cheesy. ;)

jpcher:

--- Quote from: IDriveADodgeStratus on June 29, 2012, 12:21:39 PM ---
--- Quote from: CakeBeret on June 29, 2012, 12:00:23 PM ---Update:

I told DH that I want the helmet replaced with a comparable one. His friend is buying my new helmet (same make and model, new design) today. :)

--- End quote ---

Cool beans!

Or should I say chilled legumes?  ;D

Edited to be intentionally cheesy. ;)

--- End quote ---

Very happy ending.

A helmet is a personal thing . . . like the size of your jeans or bra. You can't just replace it with any old thing. The rider/owner needs to be comfortable with the fit.

GratefulMaria:

--- Quote from: CakeBeret on June 29, 2012, 12:00:23 PM ---Update:

I told DH that I want the helmet replaced with a comparable one. His friend is buying my new helmet (same make and model, new design) today. :)

--- End quote ---

Nice update!  He's buying one for himself, too, right?

peach2play:
FYI his motorcycle insurance may have clause for gear.  Mine covers $5000 in gear.  He might want to talk to his insurance agent. 

gmatoy:
Loved the update and the way people explained how to look at the situation. And the insurance info was helpful to me, because a friend is in a similar situation.

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