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Originally posted by pageisgod85 View PostBeen reading this thread since yesterday and after several pages of reading, I've decided on going for a SOL (probably a yellow SL68s MAX) helmet to replace my crappy old Vega Boolean. I will be buying this within a month's time as I'm woefully short on cash currently due to the recent purchase of my new bike - a yellow Pulsar 200NS. Are there any authorised dealers for SOL helmets in Pune? Or is the dealer Andheri the only authorised one in Maharashtra? If nothing else works out, I'll order it online from the SPG website but I'd really like to physically try out one before shelling out 5k on the lid. Thanks in advance
I went to the andheri shop for getting on sparx helmet , sharing the contact of AH Helmets...
If you know your fit , he will courier you the SOL helmet .
Ask for some discount also from him😊
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[QUOTE=Sunnyside_up!;941721]Respect to you Sunny bro.You are part of a few businessmen who respect the customers.But i have a queryOriginally posted by mohan-san View Post
STATUS UPDATE
Though the Company is not liable for the damages, it was felt that a young college student should not be made suffer such a big loss for his mistake of blindly trusting the courier who was clearly at fault. Spartan ProGear has therefore offered to replace the helmets with brand new ones at no extra cost to Hunkofgals (Phaneendra).
The new helmets will be shipped out to him as soon as the old ones are returned as the Company has taken up the onus of its own accord to pursue recovery of damages if possible from the courier company. The insurance company has already rejected liability citing customer's signature on the proof of delivery in good condition and even the logistics provider has not committed to compensation - so the immediate loss notwithstanding has been borne by SPG.
DISCLAIMER to all fellow Members
I had to spend a good part of my day chasing the insurance company, following up with the logistics company and convincing other Directors of the Company that this was the right thing to do to help a fellow XBhpian. Being a part of the Company, I have a duty to protect its interests but being a biker first, last, and always I could not ignore the pleas of my young friend either.
In future , kindly read and follow the instructions being sent to you and understand that if you have the maturity and responsibility to ride a bike and make commercial transactions, you need to have the responsibility and maturity to accept the consequences of not adhering to the terms of the transaction. Please do not expect me to step in to resolve issues that are your responsibility. After all, on this forum, I am like all of you, just a biker who is part of this community.
What is the proof that the helmet was damaged by the courier company and not by the end customer.
I mean to say (no offence to anyone whether the customer,the courier company in the above matter) that if the courier guy had delivered the goods in original conditions without any damage and later when the customer opened the helmet and it is possible that the helmet must have fallen and the vents broke as its plastic,but the blame was put on the courier company.Whom to trust?
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[QUOTE=lasky;942568]Originally posted by Sunnyside_up! View Post
Respect to you Sunny bro.You are part of a few businessmen who respect the customers.But i have a query
What is the proof that the helmet was damaged by the courier company and not by the end customer.
I mean to say (no offence to anyone whether the customer,the courier company in the above matter) that if the courier guy had delivered the goods in original conditions without any damage and later when the customer opened the helmet and it is possible that the helmet must have fallen and the vents broke as its plastic,but the blame was put on the courier company.Whom to trust?
Unless one is foolish enough to damage the stuff he's received, after knowing the pain it takes to get it and (all discretion included) and still plays the nice guy game. He should definitely be mad. Imagine the return shipping cost for a package, the time spent on packing things again, and man, it's completely different. Anyone in their sane mind wouldn't do that, especially considering the after effect of the purchase.
I mean it's purely psycological and common sense.
Cheers!
VJ
Once upon a time, a guy asked a girl 'Will you marry me?'
The girl said, 'NO!'
And the guy lived happily ever after and rode motorcycles and watched sport on a big screen TV, went fishing and surfing, and played golf a lot, and drank beer and scotch and had tons of money in the bank and left the toilet seat up and farted whenever he wanted.
THE END
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[QUOTE=lasky;942568]if at all i would have damaged it myself then why will i blame the courier person?Originally posted by Sunnyside_up! View Post
Respect to you Sunny bro.You are part of a few businessmen who respect the customers.But i have a query
What is the proof that the helmet was damaged by the courier company and not by the end customer.
I mean to say (no offence to anyone whether the customer,the courier company in the above matter) that if the courier guy had delivered the goods in original conditions without any damage and later when the customer opened the helmet and it is possible that the helmet must have fallen and the vents broke as its plastic,but the blame was put on the courier company.Whom to trust?
i have called the sales person immediately after i received the parcel and after opening it
and as u questioned "What is the proof that the helmet was damaged by the courier company and not by the end customer."
even i have a question to U , What is the proof that the helmet was not damaged by the company person(some XYZ person while packing and not aware to the person in charge and calmly packs the damaged one and sends it )
now who is to be blamed then ?
the customer ?
or
the company ?
or
the Courier people ?
and if at all i damaged the helmets
why will i shell out my own money for re-shipping
and why would i even need to wait for another 10-15 days for the whole process of re-shipping and dispatching of new products again to my place ?
everyone are the held responsible for their own deeds !
cheers !
and i once again thank Sunny bhai for this
and once again im saying
i didnt mean any offence to the company (SPG) in any way
and hats-off to what sunny bhai did
i couldn't even ask him anymore
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Hey guys, I use a SOL Unicorn ( size - XS ) and a SPARX ( size - S )
The Sparx is a bit wobbly while the SOL is a snug fit. I tried on the NEXX Tri-Composite XS in their shop, it didn't even go inside my head.
I am planning to get a NEXX but I don't know what size to order.
KINDLY HELP!Motorcycling is like church...Many people participate, yet few understand. AMEN!!
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Well, what do you mean it won't even go inside your head. Then go one size bigger if the helmet won't go. For example the NEXX you tried was XS then try S and try M and see how the fit it is. As a general rule most use the measurement of their crown (the forehead's circumference) and then go for it. But since you have the advantage of trying it in the store. You don't always have to stick to one size, because different have different sizes basically the thickness of the cheekpads.Originally posted by Helios View PostHey guys, I use a SOL Unicorn ( size - XS ) and a SPARX ( size - S )
The Sparx is a bit wobbly while the SOL is a snug fit. I tried on the NEXX Tri-Composite XS in their shop, it didn't even go inside my head.
I am planning to get a NEXX but I don't know what size to order.
KINDLY HELP!
And remember helmets do set it after prolonged wear, and first they may seem a little tight, but once they set in, they fit to your head well. But don't go for too snug a fit which in turn will cause hotspots and cause pain and can be really uncomfortable.
I reckon S and M should be your best bet in NEXX.
Cheers!
VJ
Once upon a time, a guy asked a girl 'Will you marry me?'
The girl said, 'NO!'
And the guy lived happily ever after and rode motorcycles and watched sport on a big screen TV, went fishing and surfing, and played golf a lot, and drank beer and scotch and had tons of money in the bank and left the toilet seat up and farted whenever he wanted.
THE END
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Hey buddy, I will check with the store if they stock M. Cause the Contact team said they don't stock "S" as it's not traditional. Anyways thanks for the idea now I have asked them if they stock size M. So will try that and if it's a bit wobbly I will go with the size "S"Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View PostWell, what do you mean it won't even go inside your head. Then go one size bigger if the helmet won't go. For example the NEXX you tried was XS then try S and try M and see how the fit it is. As a general rule most use the measurement of their crown (the forehead's circumference) and then go for it. But since you have the advantage of trying it in the store. You don't always have to stick to one size, because different have different sizes basically the thickness of the cheekpads.
And remember helmets do set it after prolonged wear, and first they may seem a little tight, but once they set in, they fit to your head well. But don't go for too snug a fit which in turn will cause hotspots and cause pain and can be really uncomfortable.
I reckon S and M should be your best bet in NEXX.
Cheers!
VJ
Cheers!
Motorcycling is like church...Many people participate, yet few understand. AMEN!!
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Originally posted by Helios View PostHey buddy, I will check with the store if they stock M. Cause the Contact team said they don't stock "S" as it's not traditional. Anyways thanks for the idea now I have asked them if they stock size M. So will try that and if it's a bit wobbly I will go with the size "S"
Cheers!
Great. Do post the review of the NEXX if you happen to zero in on it.
Cheers!
VJ
Once upon a time, a guy asked a girl 'Will you marry me?'
The girl said, 'NO!'
And the guy lived happily ever after and rode motorcycles and watched sport on a big screen TV, went fishing and surfing, and played golf a lot, and drank beer and scotch and had tons of money in the bank and left the toilet seat up and farted whenever he wanted.
THE END
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i recently bought LS2 helmet in rainbow helmets chennai . there were no much collections. only 10-15 helmets were available in LS2 and SOL was not at all there. now my friend wants to buy ls2 or sol helmet in chennai... can anyone give the information of where i can get many varities chennai ?Last edited by Alwin Raj; 05-10-2013, 11:29 AM.
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hey guys
finally after the re-shipping
got my helmets today from Spartan Pro Gear and once again thanks to sunny bhai
SOL SL 68 S II HOrnet
SOL SL 68 S Unicorn
along with two extra Iridium Visors
and got two pairs of ear plugs along with helmets
here are some of the pics of the helmets
first look -
fit and finish is very good
graphics are just awesome and appreciate the detailing
pro's
awesome graphics
best in the range of 4-5k in the market
snug fit near cheeks and enough room near the head area
cons-
the upper intakes fiddles a bit
still need to take it for a ride to see the wind noise
will update in a day or two
P.S Im in love with my HORNET
and the other helmet ( Unicorn ) is bought for my friend
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Well, your prayers have been answered. Ride safe!
Cheers!
VJ
Once upon a time, a guy asked a girl 'Will you marry me?'
The girl said, 'NO!'
And the guy lived happily ever after and rode motorcycles and watched sport on a big screen TV, went fishing and surfing, and played golf a lot, and drank beer and scotch and had tons of money in the bank and left the toilet seat up and farted whenever he wanted.
THE END
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S size helmets
Guys, i have been trying to purchase a helmet for my friend since the last few days without any results. Though he doesn't own a two wheeler yet, he is the only guy in my group whom i was able to convice to get a good helmet. His head is of size 'S', am simply unable to find a good enough lid which i can recommend. Have found some cheap quality lids of Square Cut & Volga, am gonna make a final try tomorrow and if we are unable to find something of suitable size, will have to ultimately end up choosing one of the two.
Studds & Vega dont appear to stock any 'S' size helmets. Please suggest if any other choices might be available.
Budget is less than 2K.
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