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  • help needed...urgently..!!!

    hi all, I am new in Mumbai and I recently booked my Unicorn Dazzler (which is expected to be delivered in 4-5 days). I need a good helmet to go with my new ride. My budget is around 3-3.5k (4k max).
    Please suggest a few good helmet shops in Mumbai (preferably near Powai) where i can find brands like LS2, AGV, CROSS etc...
    Also suggest some models which can come in my budget.
    Thanks in advance

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    • Originally posted by darkblade View Post
      hi all, I am new in Mumbai and I recently booked my Unicorn Dazzler (which is expected to be delivered in 4-5 days). I need a good helmet to go with my new ride. My budget is around 3-3.5k (4k max).
      Please suggest a few good helmet shops in Mumbai (preferably near Powai) where i can find brands like LS2, AGV, CROSS etc...
      Also suggest some models which can come in my budget.
      Thanks in advance
      If your head size is medium..go in for a cross zebra model..its pretty neat

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      • hey guys...i just bought a red r15 and wanted a matching awesome helmet...my budget is around 3.5k.....suggest me sumthng please....and if possible from where to get it in chandigarh?

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        • LS2 or Cross
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          • Is there any helmet which has photochromic visors(just like photochromic glasses which turn dark when exposed to sun)...the days are so hot i put off long rides fearing sunburns(my skin is a bit more photosensitive)...the black visors in my helmet manage to keep my head relatively cool(less less hot) during the day but riding at night is impossible..any suggestions/other ideas please...sorry if this issue has been discussed before

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            • Buy an Icon helmet with two-in-one visors. I saw someone on xbhp(malliah) using it.

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              • thanks a lot bluevolt.. i ll check them out

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                • Guys any suggestions on how to keep the visor free from scratches??
                  And how to clean the visor?
                  My thoughts...
                  http://hdhawan.blogspot.com

                  'Remember that what's right isn't always popular... and what's popular isn't always right.'

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                  • @aravind--the same is available in Cross/LS2/Studds(can't recall the exact brand)
                    had seen these at AH Helmets, Jogeswari, Bombay

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                    • Originally posted by harshit.d View Post
                      Guys any suggestions on how to keep the visor free from scratches?? And how to clean the visor?
                      Keep the helmet covered when its not in use to avoid dings and scratches.

                      To clean the visor i use plain water and dry it with a microfiber towel. For stubborn stains like bug stains, bug blood , use a mild soap and rinse it with plain water. Dry with a microfiber towel. Do not use colin etc. Soap will also ensure that the visor does not fog up with change in ambient temperatures.
                      ATGATT - Because hospital ceilings are boring !!!

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                      • Originally posted by n_aditya View Post
                        Do not use colin etc.
                        why?

                        colin is purposely made to clean glass,

                        ^is it because colin has some chemicals which shall harm the coating kya?

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                        • Originally posted by sheelpriye View Post
                          why? colin is purposely made to clean glass, is it because colin has some chemicals which shall harm the coating kya?
                          I wouldnt be able to provide a technical explanation but i would never use a chemical based cleaner on the visor. These could be abrasive, distort light at night, cause the plastic to become brittle, etc. I may be going overboard but plain water and soap does the job well. Why use chemicals when natural stuff is just as good with no side effects guaranteed?
                          ATGATT - Because hospital ceilings are boring !!!

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                          • Originally posted by n_aditya View Post
                            I wouldnt be able to provide a technical explanation but i would never use a chemical based cleaner on the visor. These could be abrasive, distort light at night, cause the plastic to become brittle, etc. I may be going overboard but plain water and soap does the job well. Why use chemicals when natural stuff is just as good with no side effects guaranteed?
                            I am just sooo confused right now,

                            had bought a small(easier to carry along) bottle of colin specifically for this purpose,

                            would it be a better idea to pour out the contents and use a mild shampoo(johnson & johnson types) with water in can? shall this be enough? but soaps/shampoos too have chemicals, right?

                            ^^which soap is natural?

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                            • People from where can I get changed my helmets visor it has scratched heavily.
                              PS> I am in Pune.

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                              • Originally posted by n_aditya View Post
                                Keep the helmet covered when its not in use to avoid dings and scratches.

                                To clean the visor i use plain water and dry it with a microfiber towel. For stubborn stains like bug stains, bug blood , use a mild soap and rinse it with plain water. Dry with a microfiber towel. Do not use colin etc. Soap will also ensure that the visor does not fog up with change in ambient temperatures.

                                I used to clean it with wet tissue and then with the dry one.
                                Shall try a shampoo this time!!
                                My thoughts...
                                http://hdhawan.blogspot.com

                                'Remember that what's right isn't always popular... and what's popular isn't always right.'

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