I know i've seen these in here somewhere but does anyone know if bandit helmets are legal in AUS?? Cause i'm in love...
http://www.bandithelmets.com/xx/index.htm
I know i've seen these in here somewhere but does anyone know if bandit helmets are legal in AUS?? Cause i'm in love...
http://www.bandithelmets.com/xx/index.htm
Not at the mo but if you hold out a couple of months they will be
Glenn Eason drinks and smokes and lends his arse to other blokes
ssssiiiiiiiiiick... i'll hold..
Actualy mate I just found out that this is now a no go the bloke from bandit helmets pulled the pin
Glenn Eason drinks and smokes and lends his arse to other blokes
No good man.... They are the shit....Looks like its back to the drawing board...
That suck arse Rod. I was holding out for one, what the fuck am I going to buy now?
will be legal in QLD soon tho along with Roof and anything else that has an EEC sticker on it..not that thats any help to you lot in"we are not amusedland"
Well it was going to be bikecrafts new line of lid but after to talking with brad today the bloke who owns bandit helmets put it in the to hard basket
Glenn Eason drinks and smokes and lends his arse to other blokes
I thought i'd read somewhere,DOT or Snell approved helmets will be ok to ride with??
Maybe that varies between states,or it applied to trackdays/race meets???
Yeah, cop on another forum told me the same thing.quote:Originally posted by Jockney Rebel
will be legal in QLD soon tho along with Roof and anything else that has an EEC sticker on it..not that thats any help to you lot in"we are not amusedland"
EEC / EU spec lids to be legal in Qld soon,
not seen it in writing anywhere yet though.
Tony.J.
I know a couple of guy's who race at the drags in Simpsons.quote:Originally posted by nick76
I thought i'd read somewhere,DOT or Snell approved helmets will be ok to ride with??
Maybe that varies between states,or it applied to trackdays/race meets???
I have be told they mine is NOT legal for road use and that
another less biker-friendly cop could ticket me for it.
Not sure how true that is.
I think,if you're wearing a reputable brand helmet,and it has all the other standards on it,the cop would have to be a right cunt to ticket you for it.
It's different if you're wearing a 25yo helmet,or some cheapo chinko $10 ebay special,coz then i'd probably give the idiot a ticket myself.
I've been seeing a bloke riding a newish bike around the last few months,and he's been wearing a helmet that was older than what Barry Sheen used to race in!!It's seriously that old and crusty,i cant even take my eyes off it,to actually see what he rides.
I'm sure there must be a ticket in that somewhere??
If not,i'd give him a ticket for being a right tightarse!!!Buys a new bike,and short afew hunge for a new helmet!!!WTF
That'll be the same Qld cop's that measure the angle when handingquote:Originally posted by nick76
I think,if you're wearing a reputable brand helmet,and it has all the other standards on it,the cop would have to be a right cunt to ticket you for it.
out tickets for fender eliminators ?
...or the same cop that hands out the tickets for having the wrong
shape (tube type) rego holders ?
Its not common to get you lid's standard checked, but there ARE
cop's out there who do, and think its Xmas when they find one.
The only other downside apart from the cop's is insurance.
Putting in a major claim for what may be life changing head injuries
is giving them a possible get out clause with a non-legal lid.
Just like everything else, (like my speeding and loud pipes)
its all about risk assessment and choice.
If it doesn't have and Aus standard sticker on nit it's not legal for road use in Vic having said that I have been wearing my bandit alien 2 for almost 2 years now without a prob
Glenn Eason drinks and smokes and lends his arse to other blokes
as far as the old crusty lid goes if youve got a 2 bob head get a 2 bob lid personally mines worth a bit more than that ..not much mind you
quote from A.N.other site
"Some good news in this debate is that Qld Transport will be acknowledging the Euro standards as of 01-07-2011. My understanding of this is that people will be able to buy Euro compliant helmets from outside Australia without the AS sticker. From what I have read it took a consumer challenging Qld Transport in the courts to bring about this change.
On a side note the supply chain is a little more complex than just bumping up the price because of AS/NZ 1869. I don't think anybody is surprised to see products cheaper in a markets (US/GB) five times the size of that in Australia."
I wear Simpson all the time and never had an issue.
"I call it a Camberwell carrot as I invented it in Camberwell and it looks alot like a carrot"
Sounds like we might have a win in Queensland with Euro standard helmets. Doesn't happen very often here but I still wont hold my breath on this one until I see it in writing. Qld transport have never had a grip on reality or even a basic understanding of engineering.
Have heard that a similar thing is happening in NSW, can't confirm tho.
heres hoping eh?
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