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I've just brought a helmet from Revolution racegear and was wondering what was that sticker that you have to look out for??? I remember there was a few stickers on it, one was a British standard one or something??? It's at home so I'll post up later what stickers are on it. Helmet is for trackdays and stuff and CAMS doesn't specify anything on it's website, or maybe I'm just not looking in the right places.

Also I wanted my helmet painted. Where can I get this done? Preferably in Sydney.

Thanks!

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the latest Snell standard and Aus standards are the main one from memory. MFX does helmet painting. I'm sure there must be an FIA standard as well for the top level open wheeler stuff.

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Have a look in the back of the Auto Action (aka Auto Fiction) magazines for people who do helmet painting. Also, might pay to ask at Revolution as they should know people.

The brand of helmet you have will determine what stickers it has attached. My Arai (Japanese) doesn't have an Australian Standard sticker because it doesn't comply. It does, however have a SA2000 compliance & hence a cloth patch stiched into the lining.

If you have one, don't remove the Aus standard sticker!

There is also another applicable standard, but it doesn't spring to mind presently.

What make/model have you got?

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Track days are up to the company running it and normally anything will go.

CAMS allow:

AS1698

Snell SA90, M90, SA95, SA2000

SIS 88.24.11 (2)

DS 2124.1

SFS 3653

ONS/ONK

NF S 72 305

E22

BS 6658-85 Type A and A/FR

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ahh k then, wasnt planning on using it alot, ive seen fulfaced ones for about $130

if anyone see's cheaper let me know.

thanks

I grew up with a saying - "Buy a ten dollar helmet for a ten dollar head!" If they have a sticker they meet that standard... but other than that you get what you pay for... ie $130 poly carb.

TT

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