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10-10-06, 08:03 AM

anyone got a bob heath visor, are they any good??

Viney · 10-10-06, 08:07 AM

Dont they only do visors for open face lids?

If its to stop misting, try one of the many options available to you. Foggy, Fog city, Pinlock, or good ole Bob heaths spray which the GF usues.

10-10-06, 08:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Viney

Dont they only do visors for open face lids?

If its to stop misting, try one of the many options available to you. Foggy, Fog city, Pinlock, or good ole Bob heaths spray which the GF usues.

no, they do all visors, mines just a bit scratched ,so it is time for a new one

10-10-06, 08:17 AM

I used them many years ago and they were as good/bad as the original kit that came with the helmets. Like all visors they need to be treated with lots of TLC to avoid a premature demise.

Bob is a rider himself and a few years ago I had the privilage of visiting his work shop for a close look at the classic British race bikes he was campaigning at the time, unfortunatly the Honda he threw down the Track at Goodwood was not in residence at the time.

Viney · 10-10-06, 08:49 AM

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Originally Posted by hovi5

Quote:

Originally Posted by Viney

Dont they only do visors for open face lids?

If its to stop misting, try one of the many options available to you. Foggy, Fog city, Pinlock, or good ole Bob heaths spray which the GF usues.

no, they do all visors, mines just a bit scratched ,so it is time for a new one

Ah, okies. I have a theory...wehn the visor is knackered, then so is the lid! Suppose i get a new lid about every 2 years!

10-10-06, 08:51 AM

I had one for my old helmet, it was utter cr@p, 1/2 thickness of my original, rain scratched it, it was that poor, and it one fliped up and opened on me when i did my life saver (propper **** me up), needless to say, i put the original scratched on back on as it was better

10-10-06, 08:59 AM

I had a couple a few years ago.

They were OK but not as good as original - but they were half the price and available in light smoke

10-10-06, 09:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Marshall

I had one for my old helmet, it was utter cr@p, 1/2 thickness of my original, rain scratched it, it was that poor, and it one fliped up and opened on me when i did my life saver (propper sh*t me up), needless to say, i put the original scratched on back on as it was better

yeah, i guees you only get what you pay for .....so arai it is then

10-10-06, 08:03 AM	#1
hovis Guest Posts: n/a	bob heath anyone got a bob heath visor, are they any good??

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10-10-06, 08:07 AM	#2
Viney Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: In the shadows to the left Posts: 7,700	Dont they only do visors for open face lids? If its to stop misting, try one of the many options available to you. Foggy, Fog city, Pinlock, or good ole Bob heaths spray which the GF usues.

10-10-06, 08:17 AM	#4
Essex of Essex Guest Posts: n/a	I used them many years ago and they were as good/bad as the original kit that came with the helmets. Like all visors they need to be treated with lots of TLC to avoid a premature demise. Bob is a rider himself and a few years ago I had the privilage of visiting his work shop for a close look at the classic British race bikes he was campaigning at the time, unfortunatly the Honda he threw down the Track at Goodwood was not in residence at the time.

10-10-06, 08:51 AM	#6
Marshall Guest Posts: n/a	I had one for my old helmet, it was utter cr@p, 1/2 thickness of my original, rain scratched it, it was that poor, and it one fliped up and opened on me when i did my life saver (propper **** me up), needless to say, i put the original scratched on back on as it was better

10-10-06, 08:59 AM	#7
andy Guest Posts: n/a	I had a couple a few years ago. They were OK but not as good as original - but they were half the price and available in light smoke