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Britain Smith |
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I am getting tired of fighting for the XL helmet when I arrive at each AX, so it is the time to bit the bullet and purchase one...oh, but the choices. What is legal? What is a good value? Can I get an open face, or do I need a closed face? What if the car happens to not have a windshield at some point down the road...do I have to used closed? Give me some ideas, thoughts, and suggestions.
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bryanc |
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Member ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 322 Joined: 9-August 04 From: San Antonio, Tx Member No.: 2,495 Region Association: Southwest Region ![]() |
I bought a closed face helmet because I figured someday I might do open wheel racing. I was glad I did when I bought my car....
Most sanctioning bodies allow helmets from the last two SA specs. Example, current SA spec is SA2005, so most bodies allow SA2000 and SA2005. SA95 are still legal in many cases. Also, M95 and M2000 helmets are usually ok for AX. SA2000 helmets will be good for a few more years and you probably can find a closeout bargain or two. I'd avoid anything older though. |
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