Flip Lids: Recommendations
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Re: Flip Lids: Recommendations
As if by some cookie magic, I've just seen an advert on Friendface for the new HJC I100 Helmet.
It's got a chin bar that flips back over the top like the Shark Evo (but looks a bit lower rent).
https://hjchelmets.eu/product/i100/
It's got a chin bar that flips back over the top like the Shark Evo (but looks a bit lower rent).
https://hjchelmets.eu/product/i100/
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Re: Flip Lids: Recommendations
They fit badly, they are noisy, whilst they look hip and groovy, the front press studs were a shoddy way of fitting the chin bar, and when the chin bar is behind you, it unbalances everything.
Apart from that they are great
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Re: Flip Lids: Recommendations
Ah ok!! It was a full face I had. I’m still not sure I can bring myself to go down the flip front route!
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Re: Flip Lids: Recommendations
"Light weight" according to the video. Errr really? 0.4kg heavier than the BMW S7 carbon!KungFooBob wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 7:09 pm As if by some cookie magic, I've just seen an advert on Friendface for the new HJC I100 Helmet.
It's got a chin bar that flips back over the top like the Shark Evo (but looks a bit lower rent).
https://hjchelmets.eu/product/i100/
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Re: Flip Lids: Recommendations
Yebbut...each letter of B M W weighs heavily on the mind (of some riders ).Horse wrote: ↑Thu Sep 15, 2022 12:11 pm"Light weight" according to the video. Errr really? 0.4kg heavier than the BMW S7 carbon!KungFooBob wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 7:09 pm As if by some cookie magic, I've just seen an advert on Friendface for the new HJC I100 Helmet.
It's got a chin bar that flips back over the top like the Shark Evo (but looks a bit lower rent).
https://hjchelmets.eu/product/i100/
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Re: Flip Lids: Recommendations
But half the priceHorse wrote: ↑Thu Sep 15, 2022 12:11 pm"Light weight" according to the video. Errr really? 0.4kg heavier than the BMW S7 carbon!KungFooBob wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 7:09 pm As if by some cookie magic, I've just seen an advert on Friendface for the new HJC I100 Helmet.
It's got a chin bar that flips back over the top like the Shark Evo (but looks a bit lower rent).
https://hjchelmets.eu/product/i100/
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Re: Flip Lids: Recommendations
But really ugly ....KungFooBob wrote: ↑Thu Sep 15, 2022 12:19 pmBut half the priceHorse wrote: ↑Thu Sep 15, 2022 12:11 pm"Light weight" according to the video. Errr really? 0.4kg heavier than the BMW S7 carbon!KungFooBob wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 7:09 pm As if by some cookie magic, I've just seen an advert on Friendface for the new HJC I100 Helmet.
It's got a chin bar that flips back over the top like the Shark Evo (but looks a bit lower rent).
https://hjchelmets.eu/product/i100/
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Re: Flip Lids: Recommendations
I have 2 Caberg flips. Not in the Arai/Shoei league fir quality, or price, but a decent helmet. A bit noisy, but so are most flips.
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Re: Flip Lids: Recommendations
"Not as safe"?
The majority of recent flips are dual homologated as open face with the chin piece up, and as full face with it down and locked.
The majority of recent flips are dual homologated as open face with the chin piece up, and as full face with it down and locked.
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Re: Flip Lids: Recommendations
Probably referring to Sharp testing, how often the front opens during impact? ie Vs a rigid full face lid.
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