Been looking around for several weeks now for a Touring lid but can hardly find one in the shops they all seam to be sports bike lids or motocross.
Only seen one Shoie lid in Couper Bikes. I know there are other brands on the market and I dont want to buy from the net as I want to get fitted properly.
So where do you get a proper lid from? even if I have to travel to get good one
Cheers
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I think he mean's one like Ewen and Charlie wore. A hybrid between motocross and full face, so has a sticky out nose and peak, but also a visor.
Maybe try a BMW dealership?
Maybe try a BMW dealership?
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Wait untill the bike show next month!
I'm after a Shoei Multitec, someone will do me a good deal at the NEC.
I'm after a Shoei Multitec, someone will do me a good deal at the NEC.
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Ah right....MadStu wrote:I think he mean's one like Ewen and Charlie wore. A hybrid between motocross and full face, so has a sticky out nose and peak, but also a visor.
Maybe try a BMW dealership?
The only makes of those i've seen are either by Shoei or Arai. I've no idea what they are like as those makes are too expensive for my tastes.
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You say couper bikes is that in fife .
If so you could maybe check out http://www.forthgear.co.uk/category/Helmets,b.html
They have a shop in South Queensferry .. Never been there but heard some good things .
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If so you could maybe check out http://www.forthgear.co.uk/category/Helmets,b.html
They have a shop in South Queensferry .. Never been there but heard some good things .
:)
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After yrs of cheap helmets the local dealer introduced me to the Schuberth. Quietest helmet I've ever owned. Pricey yes, but quality.
Half breed motocross helmet? Not for me, the wind would catch that peak and set my neck! LOL!
Half breed motocross helmet? Not for me, the wind would catch that peak and set my neck! LOL!
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The hjc is-multi £170 and can change into several helmet types. Been happy with mine in White - mainly use it with the peak and chin guard.
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You can get an Airoh S4 for less than £100
Its a bit like the Shoei hornet but not £370
Its a bit like the Shoei hornet but not £370
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I splashed out last march and got a shoei multitech .. quality flip front helmet .
But the best advice is to get to a helmet shop and try many , and wander around the shop for 10 minutes to check for fitment. (I felt like a plonker, but best to check before handing over the cash)
But the best advice is to get to a helmet shop and try many , and wander around the shop for 10 minutes to check for fitment. (I felt like a plonker, but best to check before handing over the cash)