QUOTE(alexei @ Apr 16 2023, 11:05 PM)
Thanks. yes it worked for me when I started riding years ago with a Shoei that time.
I took that Shoei to PFS and their Japanese tech just chased me out, really, chased me out. Not complaining here, just describing what happened. It was during Sepang booth, and it was crowded, and they were worked hard. They won't even look at it, not gonna touch it. I told them just add a few of those sticker pads or freshen up the cheekpad, just 'no, no, no, not fitting for this helmet'...
Why did they rejected your helmet though? Was it they were simply too busy or your helmet is too old or condition too bad? I took that Shoei to PFS and their Japanese tech just chased me out, really, chased me out. Not complaining here, just describing what happened. It was during Sepang booth, and it was crowded, and they were worked hard. They won't even look at it, not gonna touch it. I told them just add a few of those sticker pads or freshen up the cheekpad, just 'no, no, no, not fitting for this helmet'...
QUOTE(WH4CockcooBird @ Apr 21 2023, 05:46 PM)
Shoei PFS has a downside.
Additional foam added actually blocks airflow.
My head was more sweaty after PFS.
Bought a standard headliner and put it back in, took the PFS'ed headliner out.
Now much less sweat and can feel air flow through my skull.
My 3 year old PFS'd headliner foam disintegrated when I washed it in the washing machine so had to buy a new headliner and yet to go back to get it fitted. Additional foam added actually blocks airflow.
My head was more sweaty after PFS.
Bought a standard headliner and put it back in, took the PFS'ed headliner out.
Now much less sweat and can feel air flow through my skull.
QUOTE(jame @ Apr 24 2023, 02:15 PM)
Wow the legend lurks here.
Apr 25 2023, 12:37 AM

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