Where To Get Child-size Motorcycle Helmets?

[NaiGreg]

Where to get child-size motorcycle helmets?

I'm looking for decent quality (safety-tested) with functional chin-straps and face shields.

Ages 3 and 5.

I didn't really like the stuff I saw at the local market and at Lotus.

(P.S. don't worry . . . they never drive by themselves! )

[harrry]

Do not put the child in a heavy helmet. It will almost certainly result in a broken neck. The safest may be a light weight bicycle helmet. I presume you are only travelling locally at low speed so the needs are comparable to those of a bicycle user and the weight is very important.

[jackr]

Chiang Moi Road, 100 yards on the right (from Mike's Burgers direction).

[NaiGreg]

Chiang Moi Road, 100 yards on the right (from Mike's Burgers direction).

Ahh ... I know that place ... I bought my helmets there about 9 years ago. I did not have kids then and so I do not recall them having small sizes, but I do remember them having a pretty good selection. Not the "Pro" stuff however.

[dave2]

i aggree with jackr

the shop is on the bend in the road 150 yards past the thai military bank on the right

i cant vouch for the quality youll get either ..... but they do sell child sized helmets

hope you find what you want ? ..... dave2

[PeaceBlondie]

May I suggest Miguel's?

Seriously, the suggested shop is Pridi.

[drtreelove]

Do not put the child in a heavy helmet. It will almost certainly result in a broken neck. The safest may be a light weight bicycle helmet. I presume you are only travelling locally at low speed so the needs are comparable to those of a bicycle user and the weight is very important.

As a former paramedic ambulance attendant I will say that this is foolish, irresponsible advise! Buy a proper, well-fitted motorcycle helmet. don

[drtreelove]

Do not put the child in a heavy helmet. It will almost certainly result in a broken neck. The safest may be a light weight bicycle helmet. I presume you are only travelling locally at low speed so the needs are comparable to those of a bicycle user and the weight is very important.

As a former paramedic ambulance attendant I will say that this is foolish, irresponsible advise! Buy a proper, well-fitted motorcycle helmet. don

And I failed to mention, better yet, keep the children off the motorcycle, the exposure it too great.