Suomy is B.S.I. 6658 compliant. Are the rules at Grattan such that it's Snell or no ride?fl-929 said:
The rules for Fireblades.org [email protected] are such that if the country you are from uses BSI or ECE as their standard for competition helmets, then they are allowed (as long as they are in excellent condition and less than 5 years old and carry the current certification). If you are from the US, then a Snell 2000 or later certification is required (along with the same age and condition requirements).mr_rua said:
Do you really think it looks like crap? I actually thought it was half decent. Its obviously not flat which means there is a seem in it. And it just so happens to run down the center of the helmet...... as if you split it in half. Although the seem is noticeable its very well done.abtech said:
Damn Not 1, but 2 of them. Somebody's got money.fl-929 said:
The logic is based on following the primary standard for the locality involved. In other words, since this is the US and the prevailing safety standard for competition based helmets is SNELL, that is the requirement. The exception is for people that come from another country where SNELL is not the prevailing safety standard and even purchasing a SNELL certified helmet may be difficult. This is similar to the FIMs requirements since they host riders from around the world.fl-929 said:
My name is Kodos. I am from Rigel 4 and I do not have a SNELL certified helmet.abtech said:
