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mattr34
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helmet info

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does any body know do you have to have a blue label helmet to go around snetterton track. or what do i need to be looking out for when buying a helmet

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Doesn't need to be anything specific for a track day but if you fancy getting into MSA competition events then it'd be worth getting a BS one. Either way, get the best you can afford.

It's probably worth giving Alyn at ASP a call for advice.
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Mine is British standards approved type B which I think is unsuitable for MSA events a Type A is recommended, Although for track days I think most helmets would be fine but better to buy a decent one which covers all bases rather than one which 'will do' as I now need to get another for sprinting events :?
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I've got a Sparco Club open face - really pleased with it - comfortable, not hot to wear and A approved.

http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/products/ ... de=SPA358L

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Post by mattr34 »

cheers for the help might spend a little more money and get a good one.

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