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What political statements would you stick onto a bike helmet?
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this post was submitted on 25 Nov 2024
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Stickers with solvent-based adhesives can adversely affect the plastic in your helmet, shortening its life.
That's the line you get with hard hats and motorcycle helmets at least. To me, I think stickers make it easier to miss signs of damage. I don't slap them on my helmets of any sort and I replace my helmets after noticing any signs of damage.
Stickers go on my water bottles and most of them are John Carpenter movie references.