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Needed Helmet

Discussion in 'For Sale, Trade/Swap, Wanted' started by pictishusa, Mar 17, 2008.

  1. pictishusa

    pictishusa Member

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    Hi im in need of a full face helmet, size large cant afford much but will consider all offers.

    thanks

    Dave
     
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    Hi,

    Try these sites:

    www.jafrum.com
    www.leatherup.com

    You can find helmets that are very reasonably priced that meet Snell & DOT standards. I have had good luck ordering from both sites.

    Good Luck.

    Louie
     
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    i have many friends with bikes i will look around for one
     
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    this is definitely a long shot but: Wednesday I was dropping off donations at the Salvation Army and noticed a perfect condition Arai RX7 for $25. Turned out a perfect fit as well. You bet I bought it! Those list new for hundred$ beyond my budget.

    If you're in a city it might be worth calling or visiting larger Salvation Army or Goodwill stores.

    good luck!
     
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    I might have a large, but it is a half helmet. I've got another one on the way to my place, and if the new one I get works out I won't need the other.(It has only been used for a MANYS course, and never been down or dropped.) I will keep you posted.
     
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    I`ve got a large full face Fulmer you can have for 25.00 plus shipping.
     
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    *Copied from a previous post*

    Just a "heads up", wearing others helmet is not a fantastic idea.\
    Besides the obvious things like stench and sweat :? , helmets conform to their owners. The foam and liner begin to take shape and decrease the amount of cusioning to someone else "diffrent shaped cranium".

    I know it is only a fractional decrease in protection, but then again I dont want MY CRANIUM DECREASED a fraction. 8O

    They are really supposed to lose their usefulness after 36 months.

    Even though an old beat up, dropped, kicked, drop kicked helmet is better that a ball cap or simmilar.

    PS I have used others helmets before, even ones that should have never seen the light of day :roll: but for your own good I suggest, and only suggest, getting a new helmet.
     
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    I have to agree with A.F. I like to look at helmets the way I look at shoes. Theres a reason there are so many because no two heads are the same. A helmet that fits great on one person may not fit another. Poor fitment means poor protection.

    Anyway, I do agree that a used one is better than none at all. Just make sure it hasn't hit the ground hard before.

    The Buff
     
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    thanks for the input guys
     
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    Picta,
    Those sites that are mentioned in the earlier post are dirt cheap. You'll be hard pressed to find any offering even a used one at those new prices. Grab a new one. Even if the bike needs to sit till you can afford one it's still better then a broken melon.

    Keep it safe.

    BTW: I like that avitar....ARRRRRRGH!

    The Buff
     

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