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The helmet has 2 rings on one strap ...none on the other..
Pull the strap with no rings on it through both the rings on the other strap..
then once through , pull it back through only on of the rings ...it should tighten back on itself
with no problem..BTW- if you tell me you were only joking...I will remove the wheels from your red wagon mate... LOL
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Welcome to the board! Nice bike dude -- congrats!
Sounds like you have a clue ... MSF
That will be a very important learning opportunity for you. Do your very best to avoid the urge to take the bike out for a spin before you get some training. 2 wheels ain't nothing like 4 wheels.
And are you really serious about the helmet ...
Sounds like you have a clue ... MSF
That will be a very important learning opportunity for you. Do your very best to avoid the urge to take the bike out for a spin before you get some training. 2 wheels ain't nothing like 4 wheels.And are you really serious about the helmet ...
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Thanks . I really was serious about the helmet . I had no clue how to strap it. I bought it used so it came with no instructions. I figured it out on yahoo answers, someone else had the same problem as me so they answered him.
. I had no clue how to strap it. I bought it used so it came with no instructions. I figured it out on yahoo answers, someone else had the same problem as me so they answered him.
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Im pretty stoked . I took My bike out today for the first time. I just rode it around my mobile home park to get a feel for clutching, braking, taking off , Im taking baby steps. I rode around until the fan kicked in then I brought it back home.
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