DT, he means an RF-1100 like mine, by Shoei, I bet!!

Quote from: R0CKETMAN on July 02, 2010, 02:15:50 AM


Sweet. I could see me owning one in medium very soon. Wish I didn't have a new 1100

EDIT: Is that the "light" smoked visor?

Dark smoked.

Dolph     

Quote from: DucatiTorrey on July 02, 2010, 03:07:17 PM
ha, quote of the century, I'll give you a 696 with 6000 miles on it, straight up

You still live in the promised land and I don't so quit your pregnant dogin

Quote from: BBC Chop on July 02, 2010, 04:19:28 PM
DT, he means an RF-1100 like mine, by Shoei, I bet!!

Yes sir

Quote from: DoubleEagle on July 02, 2010, 05:10:46 PM
Dark smoked.

Dolph     

Thanks. I believe that my 1100 screen will fit too, so I'm really fighting urge to pick one up now. Matte black is so boring, mean, but boring.

For nice days:


And not so nice days:

my new bell star day of the day helmet, a huge step up from what i was wearing.

Quote from: DoubleEagle on June 30, 2010, 05:55:37 PM
My new Shoei X-12 Glory TC-2

You have the coolest toys 

When can I get the hell out of college so I can start making some money?

Quote from: El Matador on July 21, 2010, 04:29:38 PM
You have the coolest toys 

When can I get the hell out of college so I can start making some money?

Patience young one.

I didn't have much when I was your age , although I did have a BSA 650 MK ll Spitfire Special when I was at University and a '57 MGA.

You will have many wonderful " Toys " in the years to come.

Just don't start having kids !

Dolph     

Yep.  Kids early in life = toys late in life.   Big boy toys that is

Quote from: El Matador on July 21, 2010, 04:29:38 PM
You have the coolest toys  

When can I get the hell out of college so I can start making some money?

X2.... this is my last year in undergrad... then it's on to my masters THEN I can finally get big boy toys.. aka my 1198.

So I'll be an old man of 26 before I'm out of college.....

Then maybe I can afford a replica helmet.

I've been looking for close to a year for that one perfect helmet. I lucked out a few weeks ago while I was away in Italy. I ventured over to the Ducati Roma store. There it was, a special addition Schuberth Ducati C3. Light as a feather and fit like a glove. Low wind noise, internal visor, everything I was looking for (except ... no bluetooth, but that's coming later). At speed over 70+ the wind no longer pushes my head back. The aerodynamics are really awesome. I love this thing but my credit card isn't as happy  

Dano,

If you add the nose guard (breath guard/deflector?), it will fill most of the gap under the sun visor.
Looks cooler and blocks some disturbing light.

I have the R1. Amazing aerodynamics, but deafening wind noise.

Quote from: Dano on August 03, 2010, 10:02:26 PM
I've been looking for close to a year for that one perfect helmet. I lucked out a few weeks ago while I was away in Italy. I ventured over to the Ducati Roma store. There it was, a special addition Schuberth Ducati C3. Light as a feather and fit like a glove. Low wind noise, internal visor, everything I was looking for (except ... no bluetooth, but that's coming later). At speed over 70+ the wind no longer pushes my head back. The aerodynamics are really awesome. I love this thing but my credit card isn't as happy  

Beautiful helmet!!  It's difficult to find nice designs that aren't technicolor yawn graphics.

and my lunch

Quote from: stopintime on August 03, 2010, 10:21:13 PM
Dano,

If you add the nose guard (breath guard/deflector?), it will fill most of the gap under the sun visor.
Looks cooler and blocks some disturbing light.

I have the R1. Amazing aerodynamics, but deafening wind noise.

Interesting. Do you know where I might get one of those nose guard? I also know what you mean about the wind noise. Usually it's really quite, but if I tilt my head forward there is a position where the wind noise is greatly amplified. Sounds like the helmet is no longer on my head. Other than that I'm really pleased with this helmet.