What do you think?
ooooh nice jim, maybe a bit hot in summertime though :mfr_lol:
The fishing gear looks ok.
Helmet raises doubts!
Better with a Cybermen lid.
(https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/images/ic/336x189/p029sh0w.jpg)
I'd go for that!
Quote from: O.C. on December 10, 2016, 08:50:20 PM
ooooh nice jim, maybe a bit hot in summertime though :mfr_lol:
If it was good enough for my relatives in the late middle ages, it's good enough for me. :mfr_lol:
Prob in fluo red too...? :banana: :mfr_lol:
I've just got a new lid in fluresent yellow :clap:
Are you into Archery Charlie ?
Quote from: O.C. on December 11, 2016, 02:04:59 PM
Are you into Archery Charlie ?
Yep been shooting 18 yrs compound bows well spotted :clap:
Good skill to have... Never know when you might need it.
Quote from: virginiajim on December 11, 2016, 08:27:25 PM
Good skill to have... Never know when you might need it.
Its ironic that we start talking about medieval helmets and find ourselves talking about archery...albeit a much more advanced version
Can't wait to talk about swords..
Prefer a nice butterfly axe myself.
(http://images.history-revisited.com/l/alias3/Y62-medieval-viking-double-bladed-axe.jpg)
Ah ha WoOk needs a good man with an AXE ..Boomer ... estimate about 95 tonnes to split ..free beeeeooor and grub included :mfr_lol:
Which brings me onto lightening . .what Viginia like for lightening strikes Jim ? Me thinks like my fir trees it would be a bit messy afterwards.
However as this is a motorcycle site .. after a lightening strike wearing aforementioned steel helmet ....would you be like a portable capacitor and jump start motorcycles any were F.O.C :mfr_lol:
These were released earlier this year. Made in Sydney Aus.
http://www.vozzhelmets.com
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well, that's different, on first viewing it looks so wrong, but it just could be so right
Interesting to say the least :yes:
Certainly a different concept..but something I'd have to try on first. Definitely wouldn't buy without making sure it would fit first.
Rear entry? :asshole: :oops:
Here's the one i wear when i go for a blast on the Monster
oooooh, that's nice ZED ..rare and expensive too :clap:
In 2000 I bought an Arai RX7RR which I wore regularly until about 2009...I couldn't bring myself to part with it so I had it professionally sprayed to exact Joey Dunlop Replica colours...it's carefully packaged in a box in the loft
Just had my new lid delivered today.
Replaces my 5 year old Evoline2 that has been the 2nd best lid I have ever owned.
Best was the Lazer Evolution. I had 3 of those over 12 years and one accident which damaged #2.
(http://www.casque.centrale-du-casque.com/shark/casque-evoline-serie-3-mezcal-chrome-shark-black-chrome-orange-kuo-de-cote-moto-z.jpg)
That looks good George.
Shark is my everyday helmet i have a Speed R and i think it is the best helmet i have ever had.
OC - Painted the helmet myself ( winter project a couple of years ago under the paint its full carbon fibre shell ) as a tribute to one of my all time sporting heroes. There is only one in the whole universe!!.
Quote from: virginiajim on December 12, 2016, 01:58:39 PM
Certainly a different concept..but something I'd have to try on first. Definitely wouldn't buy without making sure it would fit first.
The concept has been around for ages but the designers didn't want to skimp on quality or sell the design to an established manufacturer, so it's taken a little while to get this far. They're supposed to be very comfortable and quiet as they curl further around your neck. Also safer too with no need for a chin strap. Haven't tried one on myself.
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New thinking that.... And modular too..... Wow wondering it can still be strong with big impact...
Nice idea anyway