View Full Version : Too good to be true?
maultin
30-09-08, 04:45 PM
I have been looking to purchase a Roof Boxer V for some time & stumbled across this site selling them for nearly half price.
http://helmetcity.easywebstore.co.uk/Roof-Boxer-V-Matt-Black_AKPIR.aspx
I would like to get your opinions:
Is it too good to be true?
Has anyone any experience of this retailer?
Many thanks, Alan
dizzyblonde
30-09-08, 09:36 PM
Don't get one if you intend to use one on a motorway, long distance at a sustained high speed. My other half has a 'ROOF', and he only uses it in summer around town, running errands. He says its complete plop, its incredibly uncomfortable at high speed for a long time. Its equally very loud...torturous in fact
Mr_Chin
01-10-08, 11:21 AM
Only a deal if you wear size SMALL! There's always deals on helmets for the smaller sizes. Check the size drop down menu - only extra small and small available.
Chin
Biker Biggles
01-10-08, 02:56 PM
Ive used them and bought a Shoei X Spirit race rep for £300.
That was a few years ago,and BB junior bought one two years ago for £310.
Plain colours were available for less.
Exactly what it said on the tin,and no problems with them at all.
MR UKI (1)
04-10-08, 10:35 PM
I saw these and really liked them. I've read some good reviews on the Roof Daytona before (they are/were on offer at same place I think), supposed to be quiet lids too and look just as good.
yes, highly recommend that shop. got my boots and helmet from them, though i went down there as i wanted to try them on. went down there again to get my gloves and a helmet bag. good prices and knowledgeable staff
everything i've bought from there has been less than retail price
(no link to them whatsoever, just a very happy customer)
Mr Toad
05-10-08, 03:55 PM
Yep, I've used them
Went in person to collect a new lid
those Boxers are only good for posing in :sad:
custard
05-10-08, 04:15 PM
used to have a boxer and wouldnt reccomend it if you do any riding in the cold or wet.
one sniff of any moisture and they mist.
mine came apart after about a year when the tab holding the press studs on came off.
they also weigh quite a bit, and arent the most aerodynamic things in the world.
on the plus side, they look good and the flip is welcome in the summer, but closing them securly can be a pain as it relys on two press studs to keep the chin bar down and they can be a pain to locate on the move.
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