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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.2003 - 2009 : Pulsar 150 Classic (Sold)
2009 - Present : Pulsar 220 Dtsi
2009 - Present : Honda Activa
2016 - Present : KTM Duke 390
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@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).
2003 - 2009 : Pulsar 150 Classic (Sold)
2009 - Present : Pulsar 220 Dtsi
2009 - Present : Honda Activa
2016 - Present : KTM Duke 390
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Originally posted by smoker n doper View Post@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).
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Feviquick will come off with acetone based nail polish removers so it is not a risk.Originally posted by smoker n doper View Post@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).
Revlon has an acetone based remover - the Feviquick will simply dissolve in it.
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Originally posted by bluevolt View PostFeviquick 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!Speak Less,Speak Wise!
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Not true - unless you boil the product, which will damage it.Originally posted by haxor View PostI 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!
Acetone is the easiest, pain-free way of removing isocynate based adhesives like Feviquick. It is a chemical reaction which breaks the superglue compound.
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The shoe designer speaketh & you can trust him with all your riding gear maintenance issuesOriginally posted by bluevolt View PostNot 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.
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Dunno if the fevi kvik will make any damage or not. But the nail polish remover will surely remove the paint on the helmet.Originally posted by bluevolt View PostNot 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.
NOT BEEN THERE NOT DONE THAT
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Thanks Bluevolt bro ! That was really very very helpfulOriginally posted by bluevolt View PostFeviquick 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.
@ Madhav : the plastic goes inside the helmet so using remover wont cause any issue as such ... !2003 - 2009 : Pulsar 150 Classic (Sold)
2009 - Present : Pulsar 220 Dtsi
2009 - Present : Honda Activa
2016 - Present : KTM Duke 390
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I was in a real hurry to buy a helmet.. I have a black 220 with some help from n_adi over phone i managed to get hold of a L size LS2 Moby, got it for 3.2k (is the price okay?) from balaji, blore. The only other good looking L size available was LS2 Dream.
Its not listed in their website as it is from 2010 catalogue, has a ECE sticker and written FF10384.6. The 2010 catalogue is here LS2 Helmets 2010 Catalogue
Page 16-17 has the Moby and 14-15 the other one Dream.
My head size was 58~59 cms, I went for the L as there was no Medium available to even try also.
The important question, Is this helmet color suiting a black 220? I am getting really conflicting answers so just wanted to see if it looks really out of contrast or good? I have a option to change it as its still unused. Any suggestions?


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A few have claimed to get the LS2 helmet in bangalore for a decent 2.8k.Originally posted by ang View PostI was in a real hurry to buy a helmet.. I have a black 220 with some help from n_adi over phone i managed to get hold of a L size LS2 Moby, got it for 3.2k (is the price okay?) from balaji, blore. The only other good looking L size available was LS2 Dream.NOT BEEN THERE NOT DONE THAT
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