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  • Is my helmet for the bin?
  • robgclarkson
    Free Member

    Had a fairly big crash yesterday, which has resulted in stitches and broken bones… should I take it as read that my helmet is done & buy another?

    It’s a bell super 2r too, so could I reuse the chin guard?

    PePPeR
    Full Member

    Do they do a crash replacement service?

    robgclarkson
    Free Member

    Hmmm, not sure… Will investigate.

    andyl
    Free Member

    did you bang your head/helmet?

    robgclarkson
    Free Member

    I did, I took quite a knock in fairness…

    njee20
    Free Member

    Then yes.

    Junkyard
    Free Member

    Yes i would just to be on the safe side and get well soon

    woodlikesbeer
    Free Member

    Yes you should bin it. I use the chop saw on mine old helmets so no one fishes them out the bin.

    Bell do a crash replacement policy. See here: link

    robgclarkson
    Free Member

    Many thanks

    smiffy
    Full Member

    If you EVER find yourself asking that question, the answer is always yes.

    It’s done it’s job, you’re still alive. Your life is worth more that the £100 for another lid.

    robgclarkson
    Free Member

    I suppose you’re right there, and it did an excellent job of protecting me…

    alandavidpetrie79
    Free Member

    Crash replacement cost for a Stoker: £32.50!

    I bought mine from Halfords for £17! 🙂

    Get Well Soon.

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