Caporegime
nothing wrong with flip ups
cops ride with em open so must be legal
cops ride with em open so must be legal
Have a look at the Nolan n44.
Not flip up, but you can detach the chin part if needed.
(Brilliant field of view with the large visor).
That explains a lot.
I thought it was illegal to ride with the flip bit up. I thought it had to be a special flip that went 180 degrees?
nothing wrong with flip ups
cops ride with em open so must be legal
nothing wrong with flip ups
cops ride with em open so must be legal
Although that's only from comments other forums, no idea that's actually true
Not sure if there is an official website that describes the different standards but helmet manufacturers such as Caberg claim that P/J means you can ride with it in both positions. So that should be a little more reliable than forum hearsay at least.
In the same way that it's not actually illegal to ride in shorts and flip-flops - You can if you want... But I'd not recommend it!!
Sort of... More that it may be perfectly legal to do, with the right helmet and all... but a stone chip kicked up into your face at 70mph may reiterate my assertation that 'legal' does not always mean 'good idea'.Correct me if I am wrong.
Sort of... More that it may be perfectly legal to do, with the right helmet and all... but a stone chip kicked up into your face at 70mph may reiterate my assertation that 'legal' does not always mean 'good idea'.
So that should be a little more reliable than forum hearsay at least.
Yeah, I had an instructor very confidently tell me it's illegal, upon looking on the web though there doesn't seem to be any facts spring up to corroborate it, only hearsay.