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| Blunet600 |
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General consensus is that once you buy a lid from any place, it's non-refundable because it's a safety item! Unless there's an issue with the product that is, i.e. manufacturing defects.
With regards to sizing, different manufacturers obviously create different shaped shells and would suit individuals differently. Rule of thumb is that if you try on a lid, with the strap tightened, see if you can put your index finger between your forhead and the helmet. You should just about struggle to fit the top bone in. If you can fit more than that, it's too big. Cheek pads should feel tight initially and a bit painful. The liner will bed in over time. If i've got a lid that doesn't feel painful to bed in for the first week or so, then chances are, it's the wrong size!
Well these are just some quick pointers, but I'd rather buy my lid from a shop. That way at least I have a means of a come-back if they sell me a defective lid; distance selling laws should offer you some comeback, but effectively, when it's my head I'm protective, I'd like to think I'm talking to a guy who knows who he's talking about. Obviously a sales person will try to push for a good sale, but they ought to recommend you the right helmet for your price range. ____________________ The Tot 2019 Z1000SX - 2007 R1
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What titz said is about right
i have bought Mediums twice and initially they fitted well but over time went loose...
i bought a Small this time and althought it was tight for the first few weeks, it now fits like a glove
Andy ____________________ past bikes: (20 years ago) cg-125 (wriiten off), C-50 (thrashed n' finnaly scrapped), CZ-125 (nicked - never recovered, insurance payout was more than i paid for it !!!)
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 17 years, 164 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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