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Something new in helmets!
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Little Blue
SpyderLovers Ambassador
I would like to try it out for a few days.
I wonder what the price will be for this
Helmet?
I wonder what the price will be for this
Helmet?
racoon
Well-known member
I found it online
www.roof.fr
They have French, British, and Italian websites, but not an American site.
List price is 749 Euros, or about US $880.
DJAGGER
ROOF bring in the helmet in a new era.In 1995, ROOF the use of helmet versatile with his avant-garde BOXER with a rotary chin at 180°. A major French invention with global repercussions signed by Claude Morin, who was able to settle and be at the origin of a brand new family of helmets...
www.roof.fr
They have French, British, and Italian websites, but not an American site.
List price is 749 Euros, or about US $880.
Albec
Well-known member
I like it!
One thing though, in the article they speak of the ease of removing the helmet in the event of a crash. I can see how much easier it would be to remove the helmet and perhaps save the poor guy's neck. BUT, imagine you're a first responder and you've never seen a helmet like this before. You reach down to cut the helmet's strap so that you can get the helmet off. But wait, where's the strap? How do I get this off?
Troubles brewing.
One thing though, in the article they speak of the ease of removing the helmet in the event of a crash. I can see how much easier it would be to remove the helmet and perhaps save the poor guy's neck. BUT, imagine you're a first responder and you've never seen a helmet like this before. You reach down to cut the helmet's strap so that you can get the helmet off. But wait, where's the strap? How do I get this off?
Troubles brewing.
Snoking1127
Well-known member
I like to be able the open the front of my modular helmet.
Jackhartjr
Active member
The question is this; would it ever be dot approved?
pegasus1300
Well-known member
I really like the idea. If the face shield flips up, that would solve the opening problem for me. Looks like carbon fiber, so should be light.
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