Think they are all the same. I had to 'persuade' mine to fit the scuttle. Worked in the end.
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scotty wrote:Shes moaning her helmet keeps try to take off(stop sniggering at the back) at "speed" the two humps stop this? Think look a bit better but i have some lexan so could make a stubby screen easy.
I found a motorbike helmet would try and lift all the time, as I believe it is designed more for 'head down' use. Oooer.
Since getting my V2 Helmet I've not had this issue. http://www.v2sport.com/Elite/V2elite-wh ... icles.html
"This helmet is fitted with a chin skirt known as a duck bill, this skirt creates down force in open cabin vehicles to help stabilize the helmet at speed, helmets without the skirt can have a tendency to lift."
The aeroscreen actually made the wind worse for me as it directs the full airflow straight at my head - I am tall. For shorter passengers it is much improved.
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David,
I'm sure I've asked this question of the V2 before but when I tried one on at Autosport a few years back and found the face / chin guard was very close to my face/mouth. Does yours feel the same?
......Neil
I'm sure I've asked this question of the V2 before but when I tried one on at Autosport a few years back and found the face / chin guard was very close to my face/mouth. Does yours feel the same?
......Neil
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Not had an issue and I've got a fairly non-standard long face/chin. It really does help keep the misting down, although on a very cold morning you do need to open the visor a crack at low speeds.
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Is yours the Elite or the Pro? I think I tried on the Pro (not sure what the difference is in spec?
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scrooge wrote:Nowt all yours if you want it,came of my tiger ,think they are all the same size? I am sure somebody out there will put me right , I am near eastbourne
Cheers scrooge i will be in contact as i think we maybe poping that way in the week,what do you drink ?
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David T wrote:scotty wrote:Shes moaning her helmet keeps try to take off(stop sniggering at the back) at "speed" the two humps stop this? Think look a bit better but i have some lexan so could make a stubby screen easy.
I found a motorbike helmet would try and lift all the time, as I believe it is designed more for 'head down' use. Oooer.
Since getting my V2 Helmet I've not had this issue. http://www.v2sport.com/Elite/V2elite-wh ... icles.html
Interesting, i was looking at a few karting lids,i likecthe fit of arais as they have always felt made to fit will have to try one of them."This helmet is fitted with a chin skirt known as a duck bill, this skirt creates down force in open cabin vehicles to help stabilize the helmet at speed, helmets without the skirt can have a tendency to lift."
The aeroscreen actually made the wind worse for me as it directs the full airflow straight at my head - I am tall. For shorter passengers it is much improved.
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No worries fella,just pm me when you are heading this way . Nice helmet david. Martin
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