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PlasticSun posted:
Changing Arai visors, for me at least, requires every curse word I know and occasionally the sacrifice of an innocent's blood. Sometimes they go right in. Usually, they don't. The Arai I bought last year even came with a CD-ROM instructional video, it's THAT unintuitive. I swear, I must have changed out visors on both my old Arai and new a hundred times. It doesn't seem to get any easier.
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Mapless posted:
I swear to sweet baby hay-soose that whenever I'm on a group ride and it's getting too sunny, I'll say, "Hold on for ten minutes while I figure this loving thing out, these visors drive me nuts!" And the visor change will happen in ten seconds. But sitting at home, saying, "Well, I'm going on that long ride tomorrow, I'll change my visor NOW so I don't have to do it in the morning!" that fucker'll take me five-ten minutes of cursing and crying. Mr. Arai hates me, that's the only answer. But goddamn, do I love his helmets anyway. Jazzzzz posted:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IfuA9b_75g loving black magic. BLACK MAGIC. Ha, but I think my issue is that it really DOES feel like the visor/helmet's gonna break when you change them out. I just can't get used to bending a piece of (expensive) plastic like that without getting all worried. I'll go to a therapist, maybe that'll help. Neck Tooth fucked around with this message at 07:02 on Mar 26, 2007 |
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