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I have never been a brand whore nor bothered buying top end helmets. I saw this online, $250 to my door. Does anyone have an opinion on them? Made by whoever, they don't say, but marketed by suzuki.

was this an over seas purchase ? either way thats awesome

I like the look of it do you have a link where to buy , just remember if its over seas it probably want meet Aus standards
Shoei did make some
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/09-HAYABUSA-W...e47&_uhb=1

It's not a shoei, here is a Hayabusa shoei
http://www.oneidasuzuki.com/store/parts-...abusa.html




Probably $500+ delivered.

The one I'm looking at (just bought for $215) is here.

http://stores.ebay.com.au/partsdepotstor...4340.l2563

There was only one MED available an a few smalls so I grabbed the MED. If it doesn't fit me you might see it forsale here lol. Though I am a med, or a small in some HJC helmets. There are other places selling these too, aparently they sold for a lot more a few years back but now are clearance items. The colour matches my bike well so I "HAD" to buy it hey

Here is mine again at another shop.

http://www.gearup2go.com/utv/motorcycle-...1-04x.html

They might not have an aussie sticker on them but I'm sure a creative bloke could manage to fix that hey

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heyyy! I found the mother load over at RonAyers

http://www.ronayersmotorcycles.com/eshop...Helmet.htm

Probably should have bought this bell but what the hell hey! It's only a couple of hundred.

When you find some Standards stickers let me know, will ya!

(02-04-2013, 05:25pm)CaptainRob Wrote: [ -> ]When you find some Standards stickers let me know, will ya!

+1 !!!!

Just peel the one of your old helmet, or go to a thrift shop, plenty of daggy old helmets there.

...you've never tried to peel one off before, have ya gringo?!? lol

(02-04-2013, 05:39pm)gringo Wrote: [ -> ]Just peel the one of your old helmet, or go to a thrift shop, plenty of daggy old helmets there.

No way. When they come off they leave the backing behind wih the word 'void'.

Now I have... But where there is a will (and google) there is a way lol.

(02-04-2013, 06:11pm)gringo Wrote: [ -> ]Now I have... But where there is a will (and google) there is a way lol.

I found that same image, but still haven't found anyone who will supply them. But let me know when you do!

I believe that guy got busted for his efforts. Now I'm going to try a hairdryer, will report back soon.

:- Scratch the hairdryer idea... ???

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Now before I go any further I wish to state that the following is a possible proceedure I would use, if I were to have an Australian certified helmet custom painted and I needed to remove and replace the sticker.

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The Original Again





Now obviously there is some more work to be done here and the last option may not be the best. But we are on the right track I think.

hey gringo.. do u have any other before/after shots where the pics are actually different? the ones u posted are the exact same pic before and after... check reflections

If you keep it quiet I know exactly where to get them. PM me for more details......

(03-04-2013, 07:51am)Batfink Wrote: [ -> ]hey gringo.. do u have any other before/after shots where the pics are actually different? the ones u posted are the exact same pic before and after... check reflections

Have another look, the "after" is the one with the sheet of alfoil, not the last pic. The last pic is simply there for comparison. I wouldn't use alfoil but that shiny silver Xmass paper say. It looks the same and is made of plastic. The trick would be getting a good clear glue to use between the two.

Anyway, it's all hypothetical.