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    Ive got a roof on my head !!

    Hi all
    Im hoping someone can help in a matter concerning my new helmet.
    I have just boughta roof daytona helmet, which according to accounts is supposed to be very quiet and comes with a anti mist visor. Great in the winter. However now having used it for two days I have found that the visor doesnt steam up but instead has a film of water on the inside of the visor. This make visibilty nearly impossible with everything looking dazzled and blurred ( bit like looking through the bottom of a pint glass!!!!) Has anyone experienced anything similar or is there any way of clearing it. I find it happens even with the visor open slightly.
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    Crikey that sounds just plain dangerous.

    I have an Aria Quantum F with a Fog City fitted. I swear by these I have never ever got misted up.
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    Wow only ever had that happen cos the rain ran down the inside of the visor
    Have a craft rx lid now and its the best helmet I have ever owned keeps the draught off your neck and everything

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    Quote Originally Posted by DaveS
    Crikey that sounds just plain dangerous.

    I have an Aria Quantum F with a Fog City fitted. I swear by these I have never ever got misted up.
    wot he said, fog city rools!

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    roof on head

    Hi guys thanks for the advise. Im going back to the supplier today to play merry hell. I,ll let you know how it goes.
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    A few years ago I bought a Roof Helmet at a show, it was a pile of crap. The flipup visor scratched the top of the helmet, sent the thing back.

    As for anti fog I use washing up liquid, it lasts two to three days. My screen tends to blow the rain down the inside of the visor if it is slightly open.

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    Hi guys Promised to report back re the dangerous visor. The shop replaced the visor mumbling about this never happening before and all that tosh!!! any way the new visor appears to do the trick. There is no steaming at all. we will just have to wait and see how it handles in minus temps in the pissing rain ( or is it snow) Any way thanks for the comments.
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    Shoei

    While we're on the subject of foggy visors - the minute i close my shoei xr900 visor it fogs up! they're terrible!

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    something hot and steamy

    Hi guys I promised to report back. The Roof helmet is offically class. What no steaming visor I hear you cry. Well actually it does or at least did until this morning when I bounced it off the road after trying to ride to work in the snow. The belly pan has taken a bit of a knock ( nothing the hammer and metal polisher wont fix and the rear foot peg is not quite straight but the nice new steamy visored helmet is toast. Looks like the Aria Quantuim for me.
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    Re: something hot and steamy

    Quote Originally Posted by Phoenix
    Hi guys I promised to report back. The Roof helmet is offically class. What no steaming visor I hear you cry. Well actually it does or at least did until this morning when I bounced it off the road after trying to ride to work in the snow. The belly pan has taken a bit of a knock ( nothing the hammer and metal polisher wont fix and the rear foot peg is not quite straight but the nice new steamy visored helmet is toast. Looks like the Aria Quantuim for me.
    Oh sh1t! Bad news mate. Are you ok? Presumably if you're posting this!!
    At least the helmet worked.

    Although the Arai's are very expensive I am totally sold on them. They are worth every penny in my opinion. I use mine every single day to ride to work and the quality is just fantastic. Before I used to get through a helmet every year or so, the Arais last me about 3 to 4 years, and even then aren't really past it.... I just normally fancy a change.
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