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 Posted: 02:13 - 27 Oct 2013 Post subject: Recommend me A lid |
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Requirements
<£60
Medium Size
MUST have pinlock
Must be Full Face/Flip face
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Full versus flip is a big choice.
I've gone flip and I likely won't go back. But full face is probably safer (check the SHARP ratings for flip security in impacts), can be quieter, and you have the option to fit a chin curtain which I also like.
If you do want flip, I'm perfectly happy with my Nitro F341-VN. It matches your criteria and is feature equivalent with the more expensive Cabergs, although with lower side impacts ratings in SHARP tests. ____________________ Biking is 1/20th as dangerous as horse riding.
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I like the HJC cs-r1. Not pinlock ready but has anti mist visor fitted that works OK. Very comfortable. ____________________ MCForum meetup - One of the biggest motorcycle clubs in UK |
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Looks a good deal. For £50 I don't think anyone would get a pinlock included, but pinlock ready is as good as you will get at that price ____________________ CBF125 > Hornet 600 (x2) > CBR600F -- slowly getting better
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By the way, good/despotic job on deleting the NSFW 1st reply.
That's totally awesome/abhorrent. /  ____________________ Biking is 1/20th as dangerous as horse riding.
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My Nitro Aikido was £60, although they seem to be more now An alright lid, pinlock ready etc. but it doesn't come with the pins so that's another thing you have to buy. Also I agree with all the posts about trying a helmet on beforehand, mine was a little loose around the cheeks when I got it, now it's v.loose & I'm finding it impossible to find replacements cheekpads  ____________________ Yamaha MT-03 '08 (crashed)
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Of the expensive ones, the Bell RT is the only one that I thought looked right, comfortable too.
At the other end of the scale, Hein Gericke do the Takai Classic for 60 quid, which has the right proportions but is spoiled by the seatbelt style buckle. ____________________ Things get better with age; I'm close to being magnificent........
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Thanks, I'm aware of their marketing, and of the difference between J, P and NP. I'm also aware of the claims that "some" helmets are only tested as J ("open face") which seems peculiar as if you want to get picky, wouldn't that mean they should only be used in that configuration?
What I'm wondering is how I'd go about verifying that any given helmet has actually passed 22.05P (or J or NP) in any European state.
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Maybe next time.
This is nothing personal, I have much the same issue with verifying that any particular helmet with an E / ECE 22-05 sticker on it has actually achieved that standard in any meaningful way.
The visor on my old Marushin, for example, came with a literal stick-on "E13" which apparently means that it was approved by Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, a "state" that has approximately the same population as Leicester. Seems legit, right?
And looking at my Nitro, I notice that:
#1 It doesn't appear to have the mandatory circled E country mark.
#2 It says ECER22-05, but doesn't have the mandatory suffix of J, P or NP, nor the mandatory production serial number.
My helmet is in fact not compliant with ECE Regulation 22 and the retailer has no business selling it anywhere in the EU. How does yours stack up?
Bear in mind that the majority of helmets are going to be made in China, a country where they cheerfully and repeatedly starve and poison babies for profit.
This is why I prefer SHARP over ECE. I can go to the source, and see what State funded boffins with no ties to the industry think of helmets that they have bought retail. ____________________ Biking is 1/20th as dangerous as horse riding.
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