Where to buy helmet
11-11-2002 | 07:42 AM
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From: portsmouth
you really gotta order one more or less
you really should have a SA95 or better helmet, or if you start wanting to do anything faster then a few autocrosses, your helmet will be insufficient
when I was looking for an SA2000 helmet last feburary, everyone in this area looked at me like I was stupid.
try www.ompusa.com
you really should have a SA95 or better helmet, or if you start wanting to do anything faster then a few autocrosses, your helmet will be insufficient
when I was looking for an SA2000 helmet last feburary, everyone in this area looked at me like I was stupid.
try www.ompusa.com
11-11-2002 | 07:48 AM
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From: portsmouth
11-11-2002 | 08:24 AM
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You can also try www.ogracing.com
They are up in Manassas. Or racerswholesale has g-force's for about $100
They are up in Manassas. Or racerswholesale has g-force's for about $100
11-11-2002 | 10:59 AM
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¿Señor Member?
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From: Yorktown
Thanks for all the info guys! I just bought a BELL SportII from OGracing. Their website said 259 but that was for the SA95 helmets. The SA2000 helmets went up in price to a little over 300, but the guy gave me a free helmet bag so it isn't so bad.
This is from soloracer.com :
"HELMET RATINGS
SA Rated Helmets
Snell rated "SA" (Sports Application) professional helmets provide extreme impact resistance and higher fire protection.
M Rated Helmets
Snell "M" (Motorcycle) rated helmets offer slightly less protection.
For SCCA Solo II (autocross) Competition, either an "M" or "SA" rating on the helmet is acceptable. At high speed track events, such as driving schools and lapping days, you might be required to have an SA rated helmet. Check with the event organizers for specifics on their helmet requirements."
A lot of helmets are offered in both SA and M ratings, the only difference being a nomex lining for fire protection vs. a nylon lining that will melt onto your face if shit goes wrong.
This is from soloracer.com :
"HELMET RATINGS
SA Rated Helmets
Snell rated "SA" (Sports Application) professional helmets provide extreme impact resistance and higher fire protection.
M Rated Helmets
Snell "M" (Motorcycle) rated helmets offer slightly less protection.
For SCCA Solo II (autocross) Competition, either an "M" or "SA" rating on the helmet is acceptable. At high speed track events, such as driving schools and lapping days, you might be required to have an SA rated helmet. Check with the event organizers for specifics on their helmet requirements."
A lot of helmets are offered in both SA and M ratings, the only difference being a nomex lining for fire protection vs. a nylon lining that will melt onto your face if shit goes wrong.
Last edited by The Barst; 11-11-2002 at 11:02 AM.
version found on soloracer.com
