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Just seeing what brands you guys like the most, I have to get a new one, mine is out of date. I will be using it for autocross and road courses. Thanks for the help.
Originally Posted by mw9
Just seeing what brands you guys like the most, I have to get a new one, mine is out of date. I will be using it for autocross and road courses. Thanks for the help.
a very popular one is the hjc ar-10 which the msrp is $299. you should definitely check that out. i know a person who owns a motorport supply company and can get you a good deal on one as well. let me know!
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Originally Posted by JETPILOT
that's a nice looking helmet. So this helmet passes regulations for most autocross events?
Originally Posted by SuperBlack350z
that's a nice looking helmet. So this helmet passes regulations for most autocross events?
Originally Posted by first350
just make sure it's Snell 2005 - that should be good for most autoX's for the next 10 years.
Originally Posted by JETPILOT
The AR-10 is Snell 2005. It's good for auto cross and track events.
Why can't you use the AR-10 with a Hans device?
Why can't you use the AR-10 with a Hans device?
Yeah.. you can install hans D-rings on any helmet. Why would you move to a proffesinal level helmet.? They aren't any safer, just lighter becasue of kevlar and carbon construction.
I have the Finish Line Polesitter in Black. It was the most comfortable for me personally and I like the visor, since it will easily lock into several different positions and is easy to unlock from a closed position. Also, it is Snell-SA2005 DOT approved, of course.
They look pretty sleek too.
They run about $299.99. Got mine at a local shop, but you can get them online.
Here is mine:
They look pretty sleek too.
They run about $299.99. Got mine at a local shop, but you can get them online.
Here is mine:
Originally Posted by JETPILOT
Yeah.. you can install hans D-rings on any helmet. Why would you move to a proffesinal level helmet.? They aren't any safer, just lighter becasue of kevlar and carbon construction.
Make sure you try on the helmet before you buy. All helmets of all different brands fit different, if you are a med in one brand and it fits great , it doesnt mean that a med in brandX will fit you too.
Definetly don't buy a helmet without trying them on. This is one item I wouldn't mail order. I went to the store to try them on. I live in the middle of nowhere and I had to drive 3 hours to the closest store. Call ahead to make sure they have all the sizes you want to try on in the helmet your looking for.
Fit and comfort are most important as mentioned.
Fit and comfort are most important as mentioned.










