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Hey there! I am regularly posting updates on the GoFundMe page here: gofund.me/6e57147e Scroll down to the "Updates" section to stay updated. I'm currently working with some manufacturers to create a prototype!

I'm proud to announce the helmet is available for purchase at www.ebay.com/itm/387087331360

Thank you!

This isn't always possible. If you want to go to the park or to school, you shouldn't have to take down your hair, do a braid, and do your hair again after riding. Making a joohra can take 30 minutes, and tying a patka can take another 5 minutes.

Thanks for your comment. I really appreciate you taking out the time to identify your concerns! Yes, you can DIY "hack" your helmet. This however reduces the integrity of the helmet, reducing the strength. Helmets are designed to reduce damage on impact. By cutting a hole in the structure of the helmet, the helmet no longer provides the same level of protection. Also, I do believe that in some places, riding with modified bicycle helmets may even be illegal. Secondly, yes you can flatten up your hair and wear a helmet. However, in certain situations this is inconvenient. You can't flatten your hair, bike to school, and then do your hair again, and redo your joora. When someone has poor vision, we don't ask them to "just squint" or "tough it out." We instead give them glasses. Finally, I can attest to the embarrassment when wearing a normal helmet in public. It doesn't look "good" and it certainly doesn't protect your head. The helmet I'm working on has been patented. It will address these concerns, undergoing thorough safety testing, and retaining a professional design.