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    funny about the shoeis isnt it. I have the same issue. tg for shoei.

    at least they come in black for the properley style conscious biker.

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    I found that the HJC helmets felt just a tiny bit too big (small) for me.
    Since it was all I could afford, I just do it up tigther.

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    Same with the vifferbabe. SHe tried on all sorts of helmets, all of D'Auckland, and the only one which fit well was the Shoei. We bought the Raid (just because it was less expensive), but don't regret it one bit, as the vifferbabe raves (to me, at least) about how comfy it is.
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Quote Originally Posted by Fish
    funny about the shoeis isnt it. I have the same issue. tg for shoei.

    at least they come in black for the properley style conscious biker.
    And "style" is, after all, an important consideration...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hitcher
    And "style" is, after all, an important consideration...
    Followed closely by the sheen value.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hitcher
    And "style" is, after all, an important consideration...
    For some, the only consideration. Which is why we sell cheap matt black helmets.
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    My Shoei RXR is black - I wanted one with graphics but couldn't afford one as they were about $799 and it was expensive enough at $500-odd. The reason I went for black is because I had a purple RG150 and the only other choices were cherry red (a sort of metallic plum colour) or white. My rally helmet is white and it makes my head look HUGE, which is why black was the only option. It looks cool with the Goose though, as it has a gold irridium visor that matches the forks...
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    My heads a little wierd shape too. I only tried on HJC's because of my budget. In the end the american model fit, but not the NZ ones. another top point is that its matt finish! hoorah

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    ya know...

    in the end...doesn't it just matter that we're wearing helmets? I like my helmet, you like yours, he likes his and she like hers....meh...same with bikes really innit... cos we all know that 2002 R1's are MINT!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slipstream
    in the end...doesn't it just matter that we're wearing helmets? I like my helmet, you like yours, he likes his and she like hers....meh...same with bikes really innit... cos we all know that 2002 R1's are MINT!!!
    Errr.... this thread is about helmet sizing, but whatever.
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    Just been reading the two instruction books that come with my new helmet... Under the header "Never modify your helmet" it has two piccies of things you should not do to your helmet: the first is someone firing a gun into the helmet, and the second one is slashing the helmet with a big knife. So there you go people, these things are a big no-no as apparently they weaken the helmet. Go figure!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Riff Raff
    Just been reading the two instruction books that come with my new helmet... Under the header "Never modify your helmet" it has two piccies of things you should not do to your helmet: the first is someone firing a gun into the helmet, and the second one is slashing the helmet with a big knife. So there you go people, these things are a big no-no as apparently they weaken the helmet. Go figure!
    What! You GOT two instruction books with your helmet...?

    I didn't even get one book with mine... :spudwhat:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Riff Raff
    Just been reading the two instruction books that come with my new helmet... Under the header "Never modify your helmet" it has two piccies of things you should not do to your helmet: the first is someone firing a gun into the helmet, and the second one is slashing the helmet with a big knife. So there you go people, these things are a big no-no as apparently they weaken the helmet. Go figure!
    but persumably sliding down the road, head butting cats eyes and wot not is within the working limits of your new helmet. What happens if you crash into a knife welding butcher, hmm beggs the question though doesn't it.

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    Instructions or guidelines? Helmet should go on head, with visor facing forwards...
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    Quote Originally Posted by crashe
    What! You GOT two instruction books with your helmet...?

    I didn't even get one book with mine... :spudwhat:
    So, you're asking for help to figure out how you use it ?
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