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paulyp

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  1. Sorry for messing up the quotes. I don't know what I'm doing, obviously. Is there a primer for how to do that stuff?
     
    I rode today with the pin lock visor that shipped with my Shoei. Works great. My sunglasses fit fine too, so I won't be getting The transitions anytime soon. It sounds like a great idea though. I will be curious to see if anyone out there uses them and what the results are.
  2. What is the legal situation in the USA?
     
     
    Dark visors aren't legal at night here either. My question had to do with the transitions lenses, the whole point of which is to darken when it's light out, and clear up when it's dark out. It says on the purchasing site that they're not street legal! How could that not be street legal? I also noticed that the clear pin lock lens that shipped with my Shoei RF1200 had a disclaimer that it was not legal for night riding either!
     
    I don't get how they would sell something that is legally useless. My guess is it's a way of dodging liability. But it puts the rider in an awkward place when deciding whether to use it. I'm incredulous that they would do something like that.
  3. It all depends on the age of your RF1200. 
    I think the RF1200 was the same as the XR1100 in Europe. This model has been discontinued by Shoei and the last stocks are in the big warehouse type motorcycle clothing stores at a heavily discounted price. See http://www.shoei-europe.com/discontinued/ The NXR seems to be taking that price point now in Europe and seems identical to the current RF1200 on Shoei's US website
     
    Seems you need a helmet that takes the CWR1 visor to get it in the Transitions material
    http://www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk/motorcycle_parts/content_prod/235433
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

     
     
    Not street legal??? WTFudge?
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