Helmets for trackdays (not competition!)

[Diamond Hell]

Ah well Mr Diamond Hell.....if you'd actually bothered to read the very first line of my original post you would have realised that it is indeed a motorcycle helmet and that I'll only be using it for trackdays and at the Pod RWYB days.

No, I read the title and the posts and still decided you had been a tw@t and bought a motorbike helmet to use in a car.

This means you're still available to be insulted, because you bought the wrong piece of safety equipment for the job, based on the fact that it's made of expensive carbon fibre and it will make you look 'cool'.

[Horney]

Ah well Mr Diamond Hell.....if you'd actually bothered to read the very first line of my original post you would have realised that it is indeed a motorcycle helmet and that I'll only be using it for trackdays and at the Pod RWYB days.

No, I read the title and the posts and still decided you had been a tw@t and bought a motorbike helmet to use in a car.

This means you're still available to be insulted, because you bought the wrong piece of safety equipment for the job, based on the fact that it's made of expensive carbon fibre and it will make you look 'cool'.

:-( does that mean you think the same of me?

nick

[Hurdy]

Ah well Mr Diamond Hell.....if you'd actually bothered to read the very first line of my original post you would have realised that it is indeed a motorcycle helmet and that I'll only be using it for trackdays and at the Pod RWYB days.

No, I read the title and the posts and still decided you had been a tw@t and bought a motorbike helmet to use in a car.

This means you're still available to be insulted, because you bought the wrong piece of safety equipment for the job, based on the fact that it's made of expensive carbon fibre and it will make you look 'cool'.

In that case I have no defence at all. What can I say apart from I'm a carbon junkie

Oh and the ECE reg means that it does have the same safety rating as the snell tested car helmets, but it is designed as a bike helmet so is a slightly different shape. With the carbon shell it also means it isn't as prone to damage and replacement like most polycarbonate lids.

[Diamond Hell]

:-( does that mean you think the same of me?

Nah, you're just cheap 

[JC]

so i cant wear my bike helmet at brands then DH 

[Diamond Hell]

so i cant wear my bike helmet at brands then DH 

Wear what you want, provided the marshals let you out.

At least you bought your bike helmet for riding a bike, rather than showing off in your Golf5.

[Horney]

:-( does that mean you think the same of me?

Nah, you're just cheap 

nick

[Hurdy]

so i cant wear my bike helmet at brands then DH 

Wear what you want, provided the marshals let you out.

At least you bought your bike helmet for riding a bike, rather than showing off in your Golf5.

Who? Me?  Surely not!

[Paul86S2]

new cheap range of helmets motorsport approved available here:

http://www.hedtec.co.uk/hedtec_helmet.htm

Paul

[T_J_G]

so i cant wear my bike helmet at brands then DH 

Wear what you want, provided the marshals let you out.

At least you bought your bike helmet for riding a bike, rather than showing off in your Golf5.

When I was a passenger in Marks car they let me out in a bike lid.