Helmets

[nin]

That means both of our lids are Original?

i dont know which other lid he has...but people back here have been using DOT FMVSS 218, ECE 22-05, SAI AS1698 & Japanese SG Safety Standards...enough has been discussed about this here on this thread too...

[Ameya220]

i dont know which other lid he has...but people back here have been using DOT FMVSS 218, ECE 22-05, SAI AS1698 & Japanese SG Safety Standards...enough has been discussed about this here on this thread too...

Bouncer gele...marunde te

[nin]

Bouncer gele...marunde te

hahahah...jau de mitra...nantar kevha sangen...

[Ameya220]

hahahah...jau de mitra...nantar kevha sangen...

Hmmmm Kontya tari G2G ka mag ride laa

[smoker n doper]

i own a LS 2 Phobia and i am facing a unique problem...
the plastic thing which binds the padding inside the helmet in the bottom of the helmet... tends to come out within few days of usage... and i need to tuck it inside after removing the rubber bidding.

any specific solution for the same ?

P.S- this only happens on the left side of the helmet ... right side is ok it never comes out.

Attaching a picture .... the area covered in red triangle is the area which i am talking about.

[madhav krishna]

@smoker:-
Did you tried fevi kwik?? Use it to stick it.

Try it if you dont have any problems with it.

[nin]

any specific solution for the same ?

@smoker:-
Did you tried fevi kwik?? Use it to stick it.

ditto !! paanch rupaye mein kaam!

[smoker n doper]

@Madhav and Nin : I always thought about using Fevi Quick initially .... but never gave it a shot due to the risk involved in it ... as in ... if i stick it then it would be hard to remove the padding for cleaning purpose (if i want to in future).

[haxor]

@Madhav and Nin : I always thought about using Fevi Quick initially .... but never gave it a shot due to the risk involved in it ... as in ... if i stick it then it would be hard to remove the padding for cleaning purpose (if i want to in future).

Use M-seal!

[bluevolt]

@Madhav and Nin : I always thought about using Fevi Quick initially .... but never gave it a shot due to the risk involved in it ... as in ... if i stick it then it would be hard to remove the padding for cleaning purpose (if i want to in future).

Feviquick will come off with acetone based nail polish removers so it is not a risk.

Revlon has an acetone based remover - the Feviquick will simply dissolve in it.

[haxor]

Feviquick will come off with acetone based nail polish removers so it is not a risk.

Revlon has an acetone based remover - the Feviquick will simply dissolve in it.

I have heard that if you keep the product(on which feviquick is applied) in hot water,it'll loosen and can be removed!

Dont know if its true or not!

[bluevolt]

I have heard that if you keep the product(on which feviquick is applied) in hot water,it'll loosen and can be removed!

Dont know if its true or not!

Not true - unless you boil the product, which will damage it.

Acetone is the easiest, pain-free way of removing isocynate based adhesives like Feviquick. It is a chemical reaction which breaks the superglue compound.

[darkknight]

Not true - unless you boil the product, which will damage it.

Acetone is the easiest, pain-free way of removing isocynate based adhesives like Feviquick. It is a chemical reaction which breaks the superglue compound.

The shoe designer speaketh & you can trust him with all your riding gear maintenance issues

[madhav krishna]

Not true - unless you boil the product, which will damage it.

Acetone is the easiest, pain-free way of removing isocynate based adhesives like Feviquick. It is a chemical reaction which breaks the superglue compound.

Dunno if the fevi kvik will make any damage or not. But the nail polish remover will surely remove the paint on the helmet.

[smoker n doper]

Feviquick will come off with acetone based nail polish removers so it is not a risk.

Revlon has an acetone based remover - the Feviquick will simply dissolve in it.

Thanks Bluevolt bro ! That was really very very helpful

@ Madhav : the plastic goes inside the helmet so using remover wont cause any issue as such ... !