Rockhard helmets protect riders against the wrong type of headbanging

Headbanging is something you want to do during a rock concert, not on the pavement. With Rockhard Helmets, you can pay tribute to your favorite rock group and protect your noggin while riding.

According to Rockhard Helmets...

ROCKHARD Helmets is the ultimate expression in the purest form. Each helmet is produced with exclusive graphics personally approved by the World’s greatest music artists and pop culture icons. 300+ Music Icons! Each helmet is produced in limited qty with each actual helmet certified and numbered and with its own Certificate of Authenticity. Once they are gone, they are GONE!

Helmets are available in 3 unique different shells. Full Face Street, Off Road Dirt and Half Shell (Harley style). Each Helmet passes the highest safety standards from around the world and is certified with such standards in each country in which they are sold. These standards include DOT, SNELL, Australia, EU, Japan and ECE. Each helmet is produced with the finest in materials and is made with the most comfortable liners for a perfect fit every ride.

These graphics are exclusively licensed worldwide.

ROCKHARD shall introduce 5-7 limited edition graphics two to three times per year. Again, once they are gone, they are gone. The First artists on tour are as follows;
AC/DC, KISS, LYNYRD SKYNYRD, SLAYER and HUSTLER.

Source: ROCKHARD Helmets

Controversy in Virginia over motorcycle helmet law

Should laws demand that bikers wear a helmet? The debate over helmet laws is a hot topic in several states, such as Texas and Arizona.

WTKR.com reports The Commonwealth of Virginia is also dealing with the issue of helmets. House Bill 3077 in The Virginia House of Delegates decriminalizes riding a motorcycle without a helmet, lowering fines and demerits on a biker's driver license.

Bikers who ride without helmets are subject to a fine of up to $250. The new bill would drop the fine to $25.

What do you think? Should bikers have to wear a helmet or not? Is freedom the issue...or safety? Leave a comment below.

Texas bikers demand right to ride without helmets

Texas motorcycle riders made sure their voices, and engines, were heard loudly in the state capitol of Austin.

According to KVUE.com, over 1000 bikers converged in Austin last Monday to voice their opinions on Texas motorcycle laws.

The bikers rode in support for stiffer penalties for those who injure or kill motorcycle riders.

The bikers also had a more controversial request concerning state helmet laws. Texas law current allows riders over 21 to ride without helmets, but only with special training or insurance. The bikers want no restriction on riding without helmet.

What do you think of the Texas helmet laws and the demands of the bikers? Should all bikers be allowed to ride without helmets with no restrictions? Are the current laws just fine? Post a comment and tell us what you think.