Protection
CE ratings, decoded
Level 1 vs Level 2 armour, EN 17092 shell classes (AAA to C) and what actually matters for a city commute versus a highway run. If a jacket does not list a class, assume it has not been tested.
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Everything here comes out of Toronto commuting, weekend Niagara runs and a lot of arguments in the workshop. No affiliate padding.
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Helmets
How to choose a DOT helmet
Measure the widest part of your skull, size to the snug end, and wear it for ten minutes before you decide. Check DOT FMVSS 218 on the shell, replace after any impact, and never buy a lid second-hand.
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Layering for Canadian shoulder season
A windproof mid-layer beats a thick jacket every time. Run a thermal liner from October, add waterproof gauntlet gloves, and keep a packable shell under the seat for Ontario's afternoon storms.
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Getting the fit right first time
Armour should sit on the joint when you are in your riding position, not standing in the hallway. Crouch, reach for the bars, and check the sleeve still covers your wrist. Anything that shifts, sizes down.
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