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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Rodd on August 02, 2013, 09:25:21 AM
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Part 2 - "Voztec" - Greg's Garage Show #1 - Holy Cow We Did A Show! on Vimeo (http://vimeo.com/61179198)
Click the link!
http://voztec.com/helmets/road/plain/ (http://voztec.com/helmets/road/plain/)
I like! :thumbs
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It's certainly an interesting concept, and would be easier for ambos to remove in the event of a crash. (unless of course, they'd never encountered the design before)
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Yeah !!! Nice !!! :clap
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Gotta love anything with an endorsement like, "If you've got a chin bar, you can enter from the rear." They've got my attention. :popcorn
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Gotta love anything with an endorsement like, "If you've got a chin bar, you can enter from the rear." They've got my attention. :popcorn
Ballarat coming up soon and there is meant to be a town close by that could help with that :p :grin :whistle
Tipsy
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Gotta love anything with an endorsement like, "If you've got a chin bar, you can enter from the rear." They've got my attention. :popcorn
Ballarat coming up soon and there is meant to be a town close by that could help with that :p :grin :whistle
Tipsy
:eek :eek. :spank
Maybe we need a new door mat that says ladies enter at your own risk :grin anyway I'm still staying :popcorn
Pockey :wink1
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What a dammed good design for a new style helmet!!. I love this idea, getting it on and off looks so easy and because the thing actually opens up while you are putting it on and taking it off the actual fit is much better and thus does not require some tight strap round your chin...I would think this would be far more comfortable and easy to wear for long hours riding. Of course the Harley riders will scoff at it because they are used to wearing such simple pots on their heads all the time, but who cares what they think!
I note that the voices of the two descriptive guys on the video are so strongly Australian whist the introducer of the clip is so obviously American; does this mean that Australia is once again out-shining the States when designing new stuff??
o:)
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Yep, on a serious note, this design looks very interesting. If this helmet can marry up with the current advances in communication technology that are being developed at the moment both here and in Russia, I think we are in for a very interesting future in the helmet market.
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Also, I like the idea that they can bring the chin area further under the chin.. hopefully this will help with wind noise..
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old sscool ! not sure
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Hi Rod,
The helmet is due to be released early 2014, and will be available in Australia, as Voztec resides in Sydney.
The price for the first model will be around $800 and will be a Tri Composite shell and weighs approximately 1460 grams.
Keep an eye on both Facebook and Web Site for updates as the come to hand over the coming months...
Kind Regards
Mark Bryant Voztec Pty Ltd
Managing Director Level 10, 68 Pitt Street
Talk: +61 420 763 223 Sydney NSW 2000 Australia
Skype: mark.voztec www.voztec.com (http://www.voztec.com)
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Wow... what a great Idea... I reckon the road noise would greatly decrease as well, if they include a flap of something which would seal around the neck...
I was looking around for a new helmet , but may just hold off until this comes out
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My current Nolan N102 supposedly weighs 1850g, so if the Voztec only weighs 1460g then that's a good weight saving!
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Good idea, with reduced wind noise :thumbs
looking forward to seeing this in the shops.
:blu13