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My only concern about this whole Studds Shifter helmet conversation was that...
Sarvajit said he already had a Studds Shifter and was wondering if he could or should use it with his R3.
No Sarvajit No!
You could but you shouldn't!
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You could but you shouldn't!
You could but you shouldn't!
. I think it's time to change it. I've zeroed in on hjc cl17. But when I did some online research all most all the budget helmet shells are made up of one or the other form of Thermoplastic(polycarbonate or so). So what's the point in buying a foreign over indian brands? Or do I need to go for fiberglass ?(CF is out of budget). Also I read somewhere that the foam(not the liner) inside matters more than the outer shell. Confused. Please enlighten me and let me know if you have any suggestions. Thanks in advance.
. I think it's time to change it. I've zeroed in on hjc cl17. But when I did some online research all most all the budget helmet shells are made up of one or the other form of Thermoplastic(polycarbonate or so). So what's the point in buying a foreign over indian brands? Or do I need to go for fiberglass ?(CF is out of budget). Also I read somewhere that the foam(not the liner) inside matters more than the outer shell. Confused. Please enlighten me and let me know if you have any suggestions. Thanks in advance.


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