Sign up or log in to customize your list. Here's how it works: Anybody can ask a question The best answers are voted up and rise to the top I know that you can change your helmet in your inventory but I don't want to wear it all the time. But when I change helmet it is on all the time so how do I change default helmet without wearing it all the time? You can find new helmets at any clothing store under the "Hats" section, and from the mask store at Vespucci Beach. Buying a new helmet from one of these places will automatically define it as your new default helmet. However, you can still change it manually from your inventory anytime. Go to your inventory and put on the helmet you want to be default. Back out of the menu. Then go back to the inventory and remove the helmet. It is now your default helmet. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google Sign up using Email and Password Post as a guest By posting your answer, you agree to the privacy policy and terms of service.

Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged gta-online or ask your own question.The is a clothing item that appears in , , , . The Helmet first appears in San Andreas. The helmet is purely a visual feature and can be purchased from ProLaps. CJ can purchase four kinds of helmets; The Helmet has a much more major role in IV. The helmet is equipped upon mounting a motorcycle. The Helmet is no longer purchasable. Niko will not equip a helmet if they start driving immediately. Once the player gets off a motorcycle, the protagonist will discard the helmet, unless the player goes to mount the bike as Niko removes it, and it will simply vanish. Some NPCs also have unique helmets, while others wear no helmet at all. All of Niko's helmets have visors. Helmets are purely cosmetic and offer no protection against crashes and the impact of bullets. Despite the biker theme in The Lost and Damned, the player doesn't wear a helmet on any bikes. In The Ballad of Gay Tony, Luis also wears helmets, and all lack visors, unlike Niko's in IV.

Nikos helmet in GTA IV In GTA V, the helmets are equipped like in IV. Trevor wears a unique black open face helmet, while Michael and Franklin wear the same helmets, which have different styles.lams bikes for sale wa In Online the player can purchase helmets at clothes stores and Vespucci Movie Masks. dirt bikes for sale tucson arizonaOnline features unique helmets such as bulletproof and heist variants.motorcycle dealer covina Helmets Michael, Franklin and the Online protagonist can equip:motorcycle shop cody wy Franklin wearing a helmet on a Sanchez while evading the police.motorbikes for sale mid north coast nsw

Franklin wearing a helmet while riding a Bati 801RR.Online player and an NPC (Leroy) wearing helmets on a motorcycle.Rockstar released a follow-up to the GTA 5 Lowriders update with the Custom Classics update back in March. givi top box adapterNow, it looks like the latest GTA 5 Bikers DLC could get a "Part 2" of its own. Via GTA 5 tipster CrewBoss, Rockstar is holding out on us with eight additional vehicles in hidden game files. Unfortunately, we don't have a clue when exactly Rockstar aims to release the hidden vehicles, but images of said vehicles have already surfaced. Without further ado, check out all the leaked hidden vehicles slated for the upcoming Bikers "Part 2" DLC: First up is the Daemon 2, a custom version of the Western Daemon. While the new bike will look very similar to the Daemon overall, new customizations including bodywork, livery and components will be available. Next, the Esskey is an upright standard bike that features cues similar to a mild cafe racer.

The Raptor is a wild three-wheeler that closely resembles the real-life T-Rex trike bike. It would definitely be fun to drive a Raptor while meleeing other bikers off the road.  The Sanctus motorcycle features a Halloween inspired design, complete with a skull headlight and skeletal ribs on the gas tank.  Next, the Tornado 6 is a classic car that also seems to feature somewhat of a Halloween-theme. While there aren't any skulls or goblin graphics, its rat rod looks and monstrous engine is enough to scare people off the road.  Remember the cool bikes from Tron? Rockstar does and its homage, called the Shotaro, looks awesome. The secondary color lights up in the dark and creates a really cool glowing effect. Let's hope the DLC will also include a Tron style helmet and motorcycle leathers. The Shotaro will get bonus points if the glowing lights leave a trail of light when the bike is in motion! The Vortex looks like a stunt bike and should be a quick and good handling bike to ride on.

I definitely expect some really good Vortex race events as well.  The Youga 2 is a classic version of the current Youga van. It's odd to see a van in a Bikers DLC, but it could make a good MC Biker van for you and your crew members.Finally, a new weather pattern is also expected in the upcoming update. The new weather pattern could feature halloween clouds or an orange-haze effect for the Halloween content update.For full details of the upcoming content and vehicles, be sure to check out the video by GTA 5 tipster and YouTuber MrBossFTW below. Also, don't miss MrBossFTW's customizations run-down for the new vehicles:Of course people playing GTA Online have formed digital gangs—the "crews" feature, which allows everyone to assign special roles and ranks within a group, is practically built for this. But damn, some people take crews in GTA Online really seriously. Take the Reaper Lords, for example. They are a biker gang that only exists inside of Los Santos, and they lay claim to turf on the northern part of the GTA Online map.

Founded by xXLordKingGodXx, the gang is also expanding into smaller chapters across different consoles, Xbox and PlayStation alike. According to the documentary-style video embedded above—which you simply have to watch—a few hundred members are currently a part of the Reaper Lords. So what makes a Reaper Lord a Reaper Lord? For one, they have a dress code: they all wear black leather jacket with a special "Reaper Lords" patch on the back. According to Gamer's Diary, they even have a motto: "Reaper Lords until the reaper calls."They also have a strict guide of conduct, depending on what type of member you are. The gang has actually outlined specific rules for prospects and hangarounds: 1. ONLY SPEAK WHEN A PATCHED MEMBER SPEAKS TO YOU.2. YOU WILL UPDATE AND REPORT TO YOUR RANKING OFFICERS REGULARLY.3. OBEY ALL ORDERS GIVEN TO YOU.4. YOU DO NOT VOTE.5. YOU WILL RIDE IN THE BACK OF THE FORMATION ON GROUP RIDES.6. WEAR A BROWN SUEDE JACKET WITH THE PROSPECT PATCH ON THE BACK, AND A BLACK T-SHIRT.7.

SALUTE IMMEDIATELY WHEN YOU SEE A PATCHED MEMBER.8. YOU RIDE ONLY THE HEXER, OR THE BAGGER.9. YOU NEVER USE PASSIVE MODE, TANKS, OR JETS.10. YOU DO NOT WEAR MASKS.11. YOU DO NOT WEAR THE SKULL HELMET. 12. DO NOT IGNORE INVITES OR MEETINGS THAT ARE BEING HELD.13. IF YOU DO NOT KNOW SOMETHING, ASK.14. THIS IS YOUR ONLY CREW.15. YOU MUST BE LOYAL.Once prospects have been tested and proved worthy, they become actual Reaper Lords—and this, too, comes with its own set of intense rules: 1. LISTEN TO YOUR LEADERS.2. WEAR "BLACK LEATHER JACKET" WITH REAPER LORDS PATCH ON THE BACK.3. STAY IN ROAD FORMATION ON GROUP RIDES.4. RIDE ON MOTORCYCLES ONLY, WHEN WITH THE CREW.5. DO NOT IGNORE INVITES OR MEETINGS THAT ARE BEING HELD.6. SALUTE IMMEDIATELY WHEN YOU SEE A HIGHER RANKING MEMBER.7. HELP ALL BROTHERS IN NEED.8. KEEP YOUR LEADERS UPDATED.9. THIS IS YOUR ONLY CREW.10. MUST BE A LOYAL BROTHER.Once inside the gang, players participate in missions and meetings, depending on their role within the organization.

But more interestingly, they've also constructed a fascinating role-playing game complete with rivals, allies, and even mock news reports and Twitter updates that track their activity. It's very reminiscent of the way real criminal groups use social media for PR purposes, only GTA Online players have more flexibility when it comes to staging what they show the world:Naturally, Reaper Lords record fights against enemies, too:Not that that stops their rivals from talking shit on the comments sections: Kind of surreal, no? It's hard to tell how much of this is real and how much of it is staged, carefully curated to give off a specific look online. Maybe that doesn't matter as much as the fact that people are putting this much effort into making GTA Online gangs seem "real." All of this comes together to paint a fascinating, if not unsettling (a lot of these folks kind of sound like kids) picture of the sorts of communities that populate GTA Online.You can read more about the Reaper Lords here, and you can visit their official website here.