On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 01:24:12 +0000, in
<xn0flttdy7m337v000@news.clara.net>, "Slower Than You" <no.way@jose>
wrote:
>> I had one of those pinclock things on my Shoei, I had to take it out
>> as the top edge of it disected my line of vision perfectly.
>Maybe the arai ones are a bit higher or something, 'cause I reckon I'd
>have to have my head almost horizontal over the tank and really forcing
>my eyeballs upwards to be able to look through the top of the insert.
So much depends on the shape of your head, and the helmet itself.
Personally I've never liked the heads-down riding position, as it
takes a huge toll on my neck, but on the rare occasions that I've done
it I've certainly been limited by the upper edeg of the helmet.
>Or maybe my eyes are unusually placed. Or maybe, just maybe, I ride
>like a big old ponce and my interpretation of being flat on the tank is
>not quite the same as other people's...
Ahh, could be. But it could simply be that the helmet sits at a
different angle on your head. Are you a freak?

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Slower Than You - 31 Jan 2008 14:19 GMT
> On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 01:24:12 +0000, in
> <xn0flttdy7m337v000@news.clara.net>, "Slower Than You" <no.way@jose>
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> Ahh, could be. But it could simply be that the helmet sits at a
> different angle on your head. Are you a freak?
I prefer the term "special".

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