Lazer Revolution - Stockist

[SilverFish]

I'd like to try this helmet out for fit and quality etc.

Does anyone know a shop who stocks them? Either in London or Surrey - but could cover Hants and W Sussex as well.

Cheers,

Mike

 

[Commuter]

INfinity?

INfitinity in Holborn or nationwide?

Give em a bell.



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[SilverFish]

Thanks Commuter. I rang up Infinity - but they said they didnt stock them.

I did manage to find one though - London Aprilia (between Shoreditch and Whitechapel). They had them in stock and I was able to try it on.

Good fit, felt reasonably solid. Excellent visor - double glazing is an excellent idea but still looked a bit thin even though. Replacement would be about £40 I was told. Build quality looked ok-ish. Very distinctive looks. Came with a removeable fog mask thing, which is a bonus as I wear glasses. £200 quoted, but shop will knock 10% off.

I tried a Schuberth C2 last week. I liked it apart from the chin guard is now more developed and doesnt fit properly if you just snap it shut with one hand. I had to use both hands to pull the material over my chin.

Cheers,

Mike

 

[Cheesy Mike]

Did you try the Caberg Justissimo? I bought one recently and *really* like it.

Mike

 

[Phil Reynolds]

If you can wait until January, go to the 'bike show at Alexandra Palace. I bought mine there from a dealer who if I remember correctly, was based in Southend.

However they are at the show every year, so you should find 'em, and more importantly, mine only cost me £140.00!! so well worth the wait. the double glazing is ace, no fogging up EVER, and the integral sun visor must be one of the best things to have happened for biking.

 

[OWDGEESER]

I bought a Lazer a few of years ago, (cost £130 at Manchester new year show, but it is a "limited" silver colour). I now wear a Justisimo. I was impressed with the (Star Trooper) Lazer at first, but I began to noticed the inner plastic of the double glazing scratching very easily. It also started to leak water between the lenses. So I ripped out the inner one. The sun visor is great but it flips up with the visor. The Justisimo sun visor stays in place and is great on those rare warm sunny days when riding with the visor up. There is more wind noise from the Lazer, but the Justisimo is still noisy. The best bit of the Lazer is the fighter pilot breath guard. I also wear specks and it completely solves the fogging problem. It also keeps your nose from freezing up on cold runs. But one of the hinged straps broke. I was lucky, a mate gave me one he had spare after he sent back his Lazer under warranty when the visor mechanism collapsed. I haven’t yet solved the specks fogging problem with the Justisimo.

Bottom line the Justisimo is better and cheaper IMHO (even though you sometimes get a drip of water through the top seal of the visor).

May the 4th be with you. :cloak

 

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