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And btw you do need a helmet as per your profile pic
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Which model it was?
And btw you do need a helmet as per your profile pic
Fare thee well xBhp, All the best for being the biggest name in corporate world
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Ls2 choronoOriginally posted by prateek2210 View PostWhich model it was?
And btw you do need a helmet as per your profile pic. . . .d biker guyComment
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Try bargaining , and get it down. 3500 was too much (IMO wrt Delhi / NCR prices) , here the same sells for 3kFare thee well xBhp, All the best for being the biggest name in corporate world
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AutoQueen, Cochi sells them for around 3K.MOTORCYCLING IS AS MUCH ART AS IT IS SCIENCE
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my ls2 phobia cost 2.6k..lol dont know about helmet brands except for AGV so plz tell me how is ls2,cross compared to AGV..just for gyan..
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Bad News!
Originally posted by Sunnyside_up! View Post
On a different note, a friend of mine from the 650r FB group in Mumbai met with an accident and is in hospital with head injuries - has been unconscious since the day before. I'm not sure if he was wearing a helmet or not, since he was riding a scooter and not his Ninja at the time ( not that it's an excuse) but I cannot stress more the importance of wearing a helmet at ALL times.
Cannot even imagine the trauma his wife and kids are going through.
I received very sad news two days ago - was on a ride to Kodaikanal so could not update -
The friend I mentioned above passed away without ever regaining consciousness. Cause of death, head-injury.
The 38 year-old leaves behind a wife and infant child. My prayers are for the family.
Now here's the lesson to be learnt - he NEVER rode to a meet without full gear - from head to toe. However on that fateful day, he was going to a place nearby his home and he decided to take his wife's scooter. The combination of proximity to his home and the fact he was riding just a scooter relaxed him to the point where he chose not to wear his helmet.
If he had chosen to wear his helmet that day as he normally did when he rode his 650r, its very likely he would be alive today and his child would have a father.
Let us learn from this tragedy - NEVER ride without a helmet, no matter how small the bike, no matter how short a distance.
The best gear in the world is no guarantee that we will survive a crash - but what we love to do is dangerous enough without the odds being stacked against us. Be smart and be responsible. We owe it to ourselves and our families.
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Damn! May his soul rest in peace! Will be in my prayers bro :'(Originally posted by Sunnyside_up! View PostI received very sad news two days ago - was on a ride to Kodaikanal so could not update -
The friend I mentioned above passed away without ever regaining consciousness. Cause of death, head-injury.
The 38 year-old leaves behind a wife and infant child. My prayers are for the family.
Now here's the lesson to be learnt - he NEVER rode to a meet without full gear - from head to toe. However on that fateful day, he was going to a place nearby his home and he decided to take his wife's scooter. The combination of proximity to his home and the fact he was riding just a scooter relaxed him to the point where he chose not to wear his helmet.
If he had chosen to wear his helmet that day as he normally did when he rode his 650r, its very likely he would be alive today and his child would have a father.
Let us learn from this tragedy - NEVER ride without a helmet, no matter how small the bike, no matter how short a distance.
The best gear in the world is no guarantee that we will survive a crash - but what we love to do is dangerous enough without the odds being stacked against us. Be smart and be responsible. We owe it to ourselves and our families.Comment
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Rip
my condolences to the family.may his sole RIP.
True to the point that one shouldn't take things easily.
though i feel a bit embarrassed to post my query along with the above message please let me know which is the best brand of helmet under 2k.I want to buy a helmet soon as my helmet strap is broken.Whenever i see bikes or cars i see adrenalin pumps instead of people carriers.Thats the way to define an automobile.
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That's a very good riding gearOriginally posted by dreamchaser View Post.
i don't know about other items but the helmet itself costs 11k around!
please mention the website and the other details(shipping time,payment reliability etc)
Thanks in advance.
@inder.cool
Can i get that online for the price you mentioned?
As per ebay the minimum is 3.5kLast edited by Ulti Racer; 01-30-2012, 01:43 PM.Whenever i see bikes or cars i see adrenalin pumps instead of people carriers.Thats the way to define an automobile.
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I have browsed through a lot of pages but I am still confused.
I currently own a Vega Boolean but obviously want something better.
How are Daijya helmets? Any idea about the safety of Nuvo? I am looking for good helmets below 6K. Safety and comfort is what I want.
Long rides on a vega leaves a pain in my neck.Yamaha Fazer 2011 13600km in 8 months and countingComment
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Given the price range, I think SOL, Nuvo and Daijya would be your best bets. Have come across some good user reviews about SOL...Best would be try out for yourself which of these makes you more comfortable since these would be on equal terms in respect of safetyOriginally posted by greenknight View PostComment
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Sunny - That is sad to hear. I keep telling my friends to wear their riding gear when they go for a quick spin around the block but it always falls on deaf ears. And this is with the well educated middle class Indian crowd. At the end of the day, safety is not something that we should ever take lightly.
Theres a lot of uncertainity about the Daijya helmets. I would recommend you stay away from them. Do some research and you will find the threads on other forums and this. See if you can get Sparx / KBC in that price range. You have good options given your budget.Originally posted by greenknight View PostComment
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Theres a lot of uncertainity about the Daijya helmets. I would recommend you stay away from them. Do some research and you will find the threads on other forums and this. See if you can get Sparx / KBC in that price range. You have good options given your budget.[/QUOTE]
Thanks. That is something even I have read and learnt and hence the thoughts of going with Nuvo.Yamaha Fazer 2011 13600km in 8 months and countingComment
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