Like boarding the Chunnel...!!
Or on the mezzanine deck of the ferry!
Like boarding the Chunnel...!!
Or on the mezzanine deck of the ferry!
Flip helmets - great for spec wearers & Traffic Police. Why does anyone else need one? - just get a decent full face helmet & be done with it.
If you ride with it flipped up most/all of the time would it not be sensible to buy a lightweight open face helmet? More comfortable, cheaper, lighter and safer.
Like I posted earlier, only the Neotec 2 is approved to be used with the flip up, so the C3 and C3 Pro are not
In the case if the Neotec, only version 2 was approved for riding with the front up (I think it came down to the fact the front was designed to 'click' into position when up to prevent it falling closed inadvertently). This detail is 100% accurate.You seem very sure about this, how do you know it's the only one?
Don't ride through Leicester with your flip open https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leicestershire-51078125
Do you have neck muscles the size of my thighs Steptoe ..??!!
Hi everyone, just got my first modular/flip up helmet (schuberth c3) and really pleased with it. I’m wondering if anyone rides with their helmet in the raised position or do you only use it when stationary/off the bike?
Do you have neck muscles the size of my thighs Steptoe ..??!!
Do you have neck muscles the size of my thighs Steptoe ..??!!
That’s only sensible if you “pop out” for a short ride. If you’re riding far away from home for a while or on a tour in hot sunny weather ride with it open, if it rains close it. It’s worked for me ever since I first used the Bmw system helmet riding for 6 weeks around Europe in 1985, before that I used a noisy uncomfortable full face Griffin
Don't ride through Leicester with your flip open https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leicestershire-51078125