Shark RSR2 v. RSi Helmet Comparison Monday, 16 August 2010 15:04 Jan 
I've owned my red Shark Fujiwara RSR2 helmet for about 5 years now. From the moment that I put the helmet on my head, I knew I had found the helmet that I would be sticking with for quite some time. However, as many of you may have picked up on in that first sentence, I've had that helmet for 5 years. That means it's time to look for a replacement. Even if you've never been down in the helmet, or even if you've never dropped it, the age of the helmet alone means degradation of materials. If it's my head in there, I'm not risking it!
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) Boot socks would fall down around my ankles and wouldn't wick away the sweat. In general they were just a cotton material and were entirely too hot. They didn't work well as an athletic type sock, which is really what I needed while riding on the track. Moving around as much as you do while riding a sport bike on the track, you find that having a pair of socks that are supportive, moisture wicking, cooling, and that don't bunch up on you is a vital asset.
