Wtf,,, No Thanks

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  1. Tiglet

    Tiglet Vintage Member

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    Just had an email from the Sportsbike shop advertising a strapless helmet,,,,no thanks


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  2. crispey

    crispey crispey creme de la creme

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    So they didn’t call it rear entry helmet
     
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    Oooh! a helmet to match my bra ... strapless!
     
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  4. Tiglet

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    Be careful there one or two from here will latch onto that statement.

    You know how cruel they can be :eek:
     
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    crispey crispey creme de la creme

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    Thanks mum!
     
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    That is absolutely fantastic, top notch, I'm putting my order in now. However, there is one thing missing. I'll need some way to comfortable carry it off the bike.
    What I'd suggest, is a couple of nylon straps fixed to the inside and hanging out the bottom. These can then be connected together with some kind of device, possibly like a seatbelt catch, or even two little D's that you loop a strap through. It's be Perfect then.
     
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  7. Tiglet

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    Obviously the manufacturers never thought about something like that, what a great idea GD.

    Don’t know if it’ll catch on though :rolleyes:
     
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    that design has been tried before. never caught on.
     
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    If they called it "The rear loader" it might! :eek::eek:
     
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    Still, if a friend bought one of these, the fun you could have with a little application of contact adhesive before they leave :joy:
     
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    Am on the lookout for a new helmet but that won't be on the list
     
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    Ditto : unamused:
     
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    Not sure I would go with this.....
     
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    I wouldn't fancy buying version 1.0 of anything with a new design ...… especially a strapless helmet.
     
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    Lots of incidents over the years with "conventional " helmets coming off And killing people.
    Where's the supporting evidence suggesting they won't at the moment of need?
     
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    That maybe true, but consider how many individuals wear helmets every day? Of those that do come off, how many were fitted and secured correctly? In good condition?

    I am sure there are a great deal more people that aren't pushing up daisies because of their helmet.

    If professionals racers start wearing them, then I will consider them...
     
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    What’s wrong with one of these.

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  18. Judd Dredd

    Judd Dredd Giver of Drugs, Vaccines and Hard Truths

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    does it comply with British Standard BS 6658:1985 and carry the BSI Kitemark?
     
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    Of course its got a kite mark,,,,it’s a flying helmet :laughing:
     
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    The Idea behind this helmet is , once you have had the proverbial accident, the First Responders can remove the helmet without doing any further damage to the Riders Vertebrae , the helmets are designed to remove the rear panel by taking the top pivot pin completely ! Then you lift the facia off, oh and it has a strap of sorts, it's built into the chin/cheek area ...!
    It's a great idea being Poo Poo'd by the old hands !
     
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