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    Is the Roof Boxer (E2 Cert) legal on New Zealand roads?

    Hi all this is my first post and im new to riding.
    Ive bought a roof boxer R05 helmet(apparently theyre crap in wind,damn it)but it has an E2 cert.is this okay legal wise?...if not,are the cops gonna care if im on me scooter with one?

    Thanks

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    Man... what a neat first bike/scooter/whatever! Bit of a rarity.

    I'm pretty sure E2 certification is fine in NZ. At any rate, I doubt you'd ever get picked up for it -- unless it blatantly looked illegal, like one of those imperial german helmets or whatever. Roof Boxer is a full-face, so I'm sure you'll be sweet.

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    looks cool thou.
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    Pretty cool looking helmet that Roof Boxer. Funny name though...
    I want me one.
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    No cop ever is ever going to check to see your helmet is the right one.
    Then I could get a Kb Tshirt, move to Timaru and become a full time crossdressing faggot

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    The Tigress sure is cool! These pics are from http://storm.tocmp.com/mptriumphtigress.htm
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    WOW thanks for the fast an +ve replys all,yeah the tigress has plenty of style and go for an old scoot,but although ive not yet used my helmet apparently theyre wind traps.should look good though.

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    That is one cooool helmet! And I never knew Triumph made a scooter. Cool on top of cool.
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    Was a well respected scoot in the day, too.
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    That would be a 250 twin? Also came out as a BSA Sumbeam.
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    Tigress was a 250cc 4 stroke twin, yep. Fast , over 70mph, but not too reliable, even by the standards of the day. From memory they had some weird carb, that noone could ever get right. For some reason the Brits always seemed to go apeshit with carbs on their small bikes, fitted weird incomprehensible untunable things.

    I thought the Sunbeam had a 175 two stroke engine from the BSA Bantam, with the same body as the Tigress.

    But there was a Triumph Tina , too. Can't remember much about that.
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    I got a boxer - great concept - not carried off very well.

    Bit noisy, fogs up a bit and the press studs to secure the chin piece are a bitch. Bloody good looking llid though and quite comfy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Draig View Post
    I got a boxer - great concept - not carried off very well.
    Hi Draig, I'm trying to figure it out from the picture. Does the chin & visor section do a complete rotate up and over the back to become an open face helmet? If so what's it like to ride with it up?
    No matter what that is one seriously good looking jetfighter styled helmet.
    Are they available in NZ?
    So many questions, so little time. How about some pictures of it in various stages.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MD View Post
    Hi Draig, I'm trying to figure it out from the picture. Does the chin & visor section do a complete rotate up and over the back to become an open face helmet? If so what's it like to ride with it up?
    No matter what that i sone seriously good looking jetfighter styled helmet.
    Are they available in NZ?
    So many questions, so little time. How about some pictures of it in various stages.
    http://www.webbikeworld.com/r2/roof-helmet/roof-boxer/

    I looked into these a while ago. Got put off by a couple of bad reviews.

    As far as I know no-one sells them in NZ.

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