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    Thank you Mr Shoei

    After a pretty scary crash yesterday (trying to avoid hitting another competitor after he crashed) I was flung over my handlebars and landed on my back/head. I felt ok last night but today the dizzy spells and some fogginess seem to be taking their toll, low grade concussion I think.

    My head hit the ground fairly hard, whiplash in the neck and the grazes and bruise under my chin from the strap demonstrate that.

    The picture speaks for itself I'd say.

    Now, anyone know the cheapest place for a struggling racer to get a new Shoei Raid from?
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    Is there still a shop in Alex???

    Otherwise Dunners or ChCh for you.

    Freight may not be too much

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    Shit Kirk, I did not even know you had come off until W told me....

    Glad you you walked away relatively unhurt!


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    Pfft, that lid is fine. Just some superficial surface scratching
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mully View Post
    Pfft, that lid is fine. Just some superficial surface scratching
    Its hard to show in the photo but the outer shell has a few small cracks in it, definately last time that is used. Suppose it hasn't done me too bad, nearly 18 months

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    Glad to hear you are semi ok but i do have to ask have you gone to the hospital and beem checked over.
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    Quote Originally Posted by k14 View Post
    Its hard to show in the photo but the outer shell has a few small cracks in it, definately last time that is used. Suppose it hasn't done me too bad, nearly 18 months
    I stand by my previous Pfft. Fix it thus:

    1, get a quantity of stickers (Shoei stickers will do, but if you can, a "No Fear", "Lion Red" or an adorable sticker of Calvin pissing on an opposing brand are better)
    2, Put stickers over the "damaged" area of the helmet.
    3, Presto, good as new.

    And there, my friend, I just saved you several hundred dollars on a replacement helmet.

    You are welcome.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mully View Post
    I stand by my previous Pfft. Fix it thus:

    1, get a quantity of stickers (Shoei stickers will do, but if you can, a "No Fear", "Lion Red" or an adorable sticker of Calvin pissing on an opposing brand are better)
    2, Put stickers over the "damaged" area of the helmet.
    3, Presto, good as new.

    And there, my friend, I just saved you several hundred dollars on a replacement helmet.

    You are welcome.
    Thing is ... how much for the replacement brain when he comes off next time and has a head injury or brain damage ... crikey!!

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    Talking

    I used to agree with mully ,Butt one of my old helmets had no problems one my kids dropped it from 4 feet it now has a split in it 120mm long ,thanks for the shoei for holding your head together buy a new one m8

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    Looks like Mully will buy your helmt off you!! no seriously though if your symptoms persist or you deterioate in any way head to the docs, head injury can take time to develop. Keep a close eye on it.

    PS - you should ask Shoei to sponser you a helmet and give them this one as a "look how good these things are" helmet to show off.
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    Quote Originally Posted by View Post
    Looks like Mully will buy your helmt off you!! no seriously though if your symptoms persist or you deterioate in any way head to the docs, head injury can take time to develop. Keep a close eye on it.

    PS - you should ask Shoei to sponser you a helmet and give them this one as a "look how good these things are" helmet to show off.
    Yeah don't worry, been checked out by the doc and should be a-ok in a day or two.

    Yeah need to find out who the shoei importer in NZ is.

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    there is a dude on trademe doing real good deals on Shoei's that are brand new in the box... i'll find the link tonight for ya
    glad to hear your ok!
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    The head is not designed for landing on. Best use is for thinking. If you used it for this you would see why you should not use it for landing on.

    Glad you're OK. Watch out for any odd thoughts or behaviour.

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    Quote Originally Posted by k14 View Post
    Its hard to show in the photo but the outer shell has a few small cracks in it, definately last time that is used. Suppose it hasn't done me too bad, nearly 18 months
    yeah 'specially given the number of times you land on ya arse!
    Seriously tho, glad you are ok mate. And VERY glad the helmet has done its job well!
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    All sorted, Street and Sport from Christchurch gave me an awesome deal on a new replacement and it will be here later this week. Lets hope I get at least another 18 months out of this one!!!

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