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Tom
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Post by Tom » Thu Mar 23, 2006 2:41 pm

I just got my first one last week. Was v excited as well. :oops:
Simple things..... :wink:

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GregR
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Post by GregR » Thu Mar 23, 2006 2:55 pm

Just bought one with a visor on it for KH on Monday - looked like a complete 'tard in my MX lid on those EF photos!

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Sanjøy
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Post by Sanjøy » Thu Mar 23, 2006 5:13 pm

GregR wrote:Just bought one with a visor on it for KH on Monday - looked like a complete 'tard in my MX lid on those EF photos!


:ROFL
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gordon
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Post by gordon » Thu Mar 23, 2006 5:18 pm

GregR wrote:- looked like a complete 'tard in my MX lid on those EF photos!
Ahem........ the good old days :lol: :lol: . Back in the day when cars were standard and eyes were full of dirt :wink:

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Skyenet
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Post by Skyenet » Thu Mar 23, 2006 5:43 pm

Skyenet wrote:From the picture I am sure the Aldi one is identical to a Caberg one I bought for Skye last year for £50 with just one visor. The visor has since delaminated and am awaiting a replacement visor. The £35 Aldi price is good as the replacement visors are around £28 each and you get a spare one with the Aldi one. Got a College study period on Thursday morning so wil be able to make it along first thing for one. Worth it for the visors alone.
Managed to get the last Medium one today and it is indeed virtually identical to Skye's £50 Caberg one. The differences are that it comes with 2 sets of interchangeable cheek pads (M & L), a breath deflector, 2 visors and £15 cheaper. Havn't received my replacement Caberg visor yet so was good to find out that the Aldi one fitted Skye's helmet perfectly.

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