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Spazman727
9th August 2010, 21:43
I saw scooter rider today who had obviously recently got a new helmet. I know it was new because THEY STILL HAD THE PROTECTIVE FILM ON THE VISOR. At least I hope they hadn't been riding with it for very long. You know the film thing that has all the writing on it telling about how good the particular helmet and visor are? It doesn't matter how good your helmet is if you cant see through the bloody visor. Who would be stupid enough to leave that on?

Berries
9th August 2010, 21:53
It does prevent scratches.

Lurch
9th August 2010, 21:54
Poor mans tear-offs

Spazman727
9th August 2010, 21:56
It does prevent scratches.

Heh, fair enough.

But surely being able too see would prevent scratches more?

bogan
9th August 2010, 22:00
Heh, fair enough.

But surely being able too see would prevent scratches more?

nah its an image thing, how are others supposed to know what a fancy-pants helmet the rider has if they take the thingumy off?

EJK
9th August 2010, 22:06
Warranty void if seal is broken

avgas
9th August 2010, 22:33
I wonder if the salesman watched him ride off like that.
Hope he waved.

2wheeldrifter
9th August 2010, 22:40
Warranty void if seal is broken

bloody hilarious Ej :yes::rofl:

=cJ=
9th August 2010, 22:41
Warranty void if seal is broken

http://www.funnypictures.co.nz/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/warrantyvoid.png

chasio
9th August 2010, 22:46
http://www.funnypictures.co.nz/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/warrantyvoid.png

What kind of idiot does that?

=cJ=
9th August 2010, 22:49
What kind of idiot does that?

That kind... :bye:

Virago
9th August 2010, 22:58
I guess it's the same mentality that makes people keep the plastic cover on their cell-phone screens.

I watch a guy peering with great difficulty at his phone, turning it to get the best light for reading. The plastic film was in a terrible state.

The conversation went like this:

"Why don't you remove that plastic fim?"

"I don't want the screen to get scratched."

"Why not?"

"Cos it will make the phone hard to read..." :blink:

ajturbo
9th August 2010, 23:24
dam... your saw me..:innocent:

DrunkenMistake
10th August 2010, 00:37
Poor mans tear-offs

Beats the ol' glad wrap though.. haha

YellowDog
10th August 2010, 05:38
Heh, fair enough.

But surely being able too see would prevent scratches more?

Perhaps he doesn't need to see and just feels the force!

Paul in NZ
10th August 2010, 05:56
Of course you are just assuming its the film the helmet factory fitted.... maybe its some gladwrap the rider fitted that morning. Perhaps its like a manual heads up display thing? Clutch of the left, throttle on the right, dont forget to indicate, put your foot down when you stop.. or maybe even the directions home or the shopping... There are lots of inventive folks out there...

PrincessBandit
10th August 2010, 06:49
Of course you are just assuming its the film the helmet factory fitted.... maybe its some gladwrap the rider fitted that morning. Perhaps its like a manual heads up display thing? Clutch of the left, throttle on the right, dont forget to indicate, put your foot down when you stop.. or maybe even the directions home or the shopping... There are lots of inventive folks out there...

Right up there with the "do not operate this vehicle after consuming alcohol or other drugs" stickers on the petrol tank. (And crikey it was hard to remove! took Balu almost 40 minutes to get rid of it without damaging my tank!!)

PrincessBandit
10th August 2010, 06:51
Poor mans tear-offs

Yeah, "your first one comes free with the helmet, included in the price" lol

Grubber
10th August 2010, 07:12
Of course you are just assuming its the film the helmet factory fitted.... maybe its some gladwrap the rider fitted that morning. Perhaps its like a manual heads up display thing? Clutch of the left, throttle on the right, dont forget to indicate, put your foot down when you stop.. or maybe even the directions home or the shopping... There are lots of inventive folks out there...

and you say this with such seriousness........:sick:

BoristheBiter
10th August 2010, 07:31
The wrapping is one thing but what was the sales assistant doing when this women was trying on a helmet.

http://www.dorks.com/pics/backwards_helmet.html
:doh:
And why has no one told her

BigG
10th August 2010, 08:19
I saw scooter rider today who had obviously recently got a new helmet. I know it was new because THEY STILL HAD THE PROTECTIVE FILM ON THE VISOR. At least I hope they hadn't been riding with it for very long. You know the film thing that has all the writing on it telling about how good the particular helmet and visor are? It doesn't matter how good your helmet is if you cant see through the bloody visor. Who would be stupid enough to leave that on? A Scooter rider !

sunhuntin
10th August 2010, 19:50
The wrapping is one thing but what was the sales assistant doing when this women was trying on a helmet.

http://www.dorks.com/pics/backwards_helmet.html
:doh:
And why has no one told her

even better, it doesnt even look done up!

Swoop
11th August 2010, 15:18
Right up there with the "do not operate this vehicle after consuming alcohol or other drugs" stickers on the petrol tank. (And crikey it was hard to remove! took Balu almost 40 minutes to get rid of it without damaging my tank!!)
That would deserve a few beers after completing a job like that!... or perhaps a few while doing it!:shifty:

slofox
11th August 2010, 15:36
Ahhhhh...coughcough

When I first bought a helmet that came with a pinlock, I didn't actually realise that the pinlock insert even HAD a plastic sticky on it...I put it into the helmet, had a quick look and thought "Fuckin' 'ell am I supposed to see through THAT???" And stuck it away for a couple of months. Once the weather went manky I had another look and noticed what was what that time..."Oh. Ah. hehehe. Guess you gotta take THAT bit off..?" Worked much better after that...

MarkH
14th August 2010, 17:36
Right up there with the "do not operate this vehicle after consuming alcohol or other drugs" stickers on the petrol tank. (And crikey it was hard to remove! took Balu almost 40 minutes to get rid of it without damaging my tank!!)

Sounds like a lot of effort just so that you could operate your vehicle after consuming alcohol or other drugs - you could have just ridden straight & sober instead!


The wrapping is one thing but what was the sales assistant doing when this women was trying on a helmet.

http://www.dorks.com/pics/backwards_helmet.html
:doh:
And why has no one told her

You would think that someone that retarded would have had more experience wearing a helmet!

pritch
14th August 2010, 19:15
The wrapping is one thing but what was the sales assistant doing when this women was trying on a helmet.


Writing her phone number in his notebook so he could ring her later?