Helmet recommendations
Burning Brakes
Joined: Sep 2015
Posts: 1,036
Likes: 384
From: Williamsburg VA
I went to "winding road" and they have a couple helmets with SA2015 certification on sale.
I was looking for an inexpensive full face beginners lid... They have a G-Force model GF 3 at $250.
Free shipping, no tax.
Taking a chance this works.
Please, no push back on what company makes a better one.
If its not up to my expectation I will return it - fit, quality, etc.
For two track days a year I likely don't need the gold standard.
I was looking for an inexpensive full face beginners lid... They have a G-Force model GF 3 at $250.
Free shipping, no tax.
Taking a chance this works.
Please, no push back on what company makes a better one.
If its not up to my expectation I will return it - fit, quality, etc.
For two track days a year I likely don't need the gold standard.
Race Director
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 17,982
Likes: 1,074
From: Lansing MI
I went to "winding road" and they have a couple helmets with SA2015 certification on sale.
I was looking for an inexpensive full face beginners lid... They have a G-Force model GF 3 at $250.
Free shipping, no tax.
Taking a chance this works.
Please, no push back on what company makes a better one.
If its not up to my expectation I will return it - fit, quality, etc.
For two track days a year I likely don't need the gold standard.
I was looking for an inexpensive full face beginners lid... They have a G-Force model GF 3 at $250.
Free shipping, no tax.
Taking a chance this works.
Please, no push back on what company makes a better one.
If its not up to my expectation I will return it - fit, quality, etc.
For two track days a year I likely don't need the gold standard.
In my mind, the problem arises when someone buys a cheap one because of money even though it doesn't fit quite right.
