helmet and aero screen?

[james2009]

thanks for the advice matt, i was told of a small scuff on the front of the nose cone but otherwise all straight, i will keep an eye out for anything else though.

James

[Murph7355]

james2009 said:

murph, that looks fantsatic, i geuss there is so much personalisation that you can have with 7s i was struggling to visualise what it would look like with that set up.

cant wait till monday!

james

Ta

One of the joys of 7 ownership is "upgraditis". You can change so much, and add so many details (that don't all cost buckets) that the pleasure of ownership is huge.

Make sure you look at a few cars though. Don't just buy the first you see - buyer's market, and quite a few out there.

[BertBert]

Just a thought.
Aeroscreen driving isn't for everyone. I find it a bit of a pain on the road. I never got on with goggles so took to wearing a helmet which really ruined the experience for me. When I changed to a caterham with a full scrreen, I much preferred it. I enjoyed both equally on track though.

Try both before you commit to one or the other.

Bert

[Tango7]

Not quite the same topic but some valid points about cages on Blatchat being discussed here : http://www.blatchat.com/t.asp?Id=162978

[will_]

I fitted an aero to my R400 soon after I bought it - and haven't refitted the windscreen once! Helmet for motorways/cold, goggles fine for town and A road driving (IMO).