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Thinking about buying a UVEX helmet?
Then read some of these testimonials
from the the uk.rec.motorcycles newsgroup, or try searching
the newsgroups yourself at www.google.co.uk/groups
and see what people are really sayong about our helmets.
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ps. How the f**k did you end up so far behind me after
the on ramp to the
>> A26 on Sunday?!!!
>
>Because my visor was so steamed up I couldn't see
where I was going. I
>had to stop whilst it demisted.
You want a Uvex lid, mate. Never
mists up, not once, not ever. Not
even for a hot-blooded sweaty git like me. Not a hint
of fog, not
even round the edges. Fookin' brilliant, it is.
Uvex. Y(should)KIMS. Double-glazed
visor rocks a seriously rocking
thing.
Comes in black, too. ;-)
Subject:
Re: Paging those people who page people in here
Pip: 2002-05-07 15:16:28 PST
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| You'll
still struggle to get a Uvex to steam up
Subject:
Re: I want a...
Lozzo: 2003-03-28 12:30:20 PST
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> You want a guaranteed never-to-mist up helmet,
you do. Uvex do a nice
> > range of Wing lids with double-glazed visors
which *will**not** mist
> > up, however you may try. Nice little chin
curtain to keep you snug
> > and smug, too ;-)
Subject:
Re: Ice
Lozzo: 2003-03-18 12:31:17 PST
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>
We had a bit of rain today which unnerved me a bit, particularly
on the
> corners as the tarmac looked very shiny and had one
of those slick "ribbons"
> running right where I needed to position myself.
Also, have ridden
> exclusively "visor up" so far, tried with
it down in the rain but didn't
> like it, any advice? Misting
problem? Get a lid that doesn't mist up in rain, so
you can
leave it shut all the time so it doesn't leak (like
a Uvex, for example)
Subject:
Re: Dan's DAS Diary Day 2
Bear:2003-06-03 08:54:31 PST
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> > Well, to me, it looks like seat belt types were
created because people are
> > lazy, not because there is anything wrong
with the performance of the D-Ring
> > design.
>
> What I like about the double D-ring type is that
you *always* adjust the
> strap to the correct tension when using it. Same
can't be said of seat-
> belt types that do slip with use.
That's why I like my Uvex design.
Ratchet style, one hand on and off.
And always at the correct tension.
Subject:
Re: Schuberth service
PeterT: 2003-04-25 12:42:55 PST |
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