Cheap visors (iridium / black / coloured)

Cheap visors (iridium / black / coloured)

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fergus

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6,430 posts

290 months

Sunday 14th March 2004
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check out : www.offshoremotorcycleparts.com

They seem to be a lot cheaper than all the other 'offshore' outlets (thevisorshop, crossan m/c, etc) - worth a look. Silver iridium for an Corsair - £42 (instead of £65)

a j

450 posts

264 months

Monday 15th March 2004
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good link fergus- ta.

barry sheene

1,524 posts

298 months

Monday 15th March 2004
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I used to use tinted visors etc, but now I use those Motrax visor inserts.

I really like em (and they're legal)

cost about 3ukp each.....

fergus

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6,430 posts

290 months

Monday 15th March 2004
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The irony is that the SNELL or ANSI test applied to most OE tinted and coloured visors is actually more stringent than our own british standard test (which then gives you the kite (sh1te) mark on the visor). As long as it's shaterproof, I wouldn't worry too much.

If this sort of 'illegality' worries you then don't look at my suggestion for 'small' plates under the 'black screens' post!

barry sheene

1,524 posts

298 months

Monday 15th March 2004
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fergus said:

If this sort of 'illegality' worries you then don't look at my suggestion for 'small' plates under the 'black screens' post!


Doesn't worry me , I still have my sheene replica lid with the full black visor.

I've been past many BiB wearing it, and IME as long as you're not riding like knob they will turn a blind eye....

fergus

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6,430 posts

290 months

Monday 15th March 2004
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very naughty. Most coppers are blind anyway...

fergus

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Monday 15th March 2004
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barry sheene

1,524 posts

298 months

Wednesday 17th March 2004
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the doggles or the dog ?

fergus

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6,430 posts

290 months

Wednesday 17th March 2004
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both!

fergus

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290 months

Wednesday 17th March 2004
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www.knology.net/~nova5/graphics/funny/froggy.gif

I thought this was funning, although nothing to do with protective eyewear of any description!

barry sheene

1,524 posts

298 months

Wednesday 17th March 2004
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tonyrec

3,984 posts

270 months

Wednesday 17th March 2004
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fergus said:
very naughty. Most coppers are blind anyway...


Another sweeping statement i presume

fergus

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6,430 posts

290 months

Wednesday 17th March 2004
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Tony,

you're absolutely right I'm afraid. Unfortunately, the behaviour of the few bad coppers out there often undermines the publics (and my) perception of the hoards of good cops. I will behave sensibly and courteously to any police I encounter until they decide to try and swing the balance with thier attitude. They will then get the full effect of my non-cooperation (up to the contraints of PACE protection, etc). I do appreciate that often these people are only doing their job, but attitude, as in any role, is crucial.

Having filled 2 PCA complaints about officer behaviour in the met recently, cos I was so outraged at their behaviour, they have further tarred their own reputation in my eyes.

I am not having a go at any one individual (such as yourself) as you can probably appreciate. I have never met you, so can't form an opinion.

>> Edited by fergus on Wednesday 17th March 18:02

tonyrec

3,984 posts

270 months

Wednesday 17th March 2004
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As ive posted on another Forum,everyone has differing opinions...thats the nice thing about free speach.

At least we share the same enthusiasm for Motorbikes etc.

tonyrec

3,984 posts

270 months

Wednesday 17th March 2004
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The main thing that 'most' Trafpols object too are small index plates.
Personally i wouldnt worry too much about anything else.