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From: I have no tolerence for liberals and fools, but sometimes i repeat myself
CI 3-5-7-8-9 Veteran
St. Jude Donor '08
yes, but if you are buying, get a snell SA2005. the 2000 will expire sooner and rumor has it that NHRA/IHRA, etc are going to quit accepting the M (motorcycle) helmets very soon, and rightfully so.
From: I have no tolerence for liberals and fools, but sometimes i repeat myself
CI 3-5-7-8-9 Veteran
St. Jude Donor '08
Originally Posted by dogboy
Ouch. So my new M2010 full face will not be accepted at the track?
it may be right now, but soon, NO. A motorcycle rated helmet is tested for a single impact against a flat surface (your head hitting a road). They also generally have a nylon interior (it melts). An SA helmet is tested for multiple acute hits (curved surface against curved surface, such as your head hitting a roll bar) and have flame retardant (nomex) interior.
Despite what some people think ( i won't name the moron in question, although many of you know), there is a significant difference in a M helemt and an SA helemt.
it may be right now, but soon, NO. A motorcycle rated helmet is tested for a single impact against a flat surface (your head hitting a road). They also generally have a nylon interior (it melts). An SA helmet is tested for multiple acute hits (curved surface against curved surface, such as your head hitting a roll bar) and have flame retardant (nomex) interior.
Despite what some people think ( i won't name the moron in question, although many of you know), there is a significant difference in a M helmet and an SA helmet.