Does it work? Anyone who tried, please comment...

how long should it last? is it just like installing brand new pinlock lens? thanks!

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Honestly , never thought helmet safety could be this interesting

I crash mine badly before it’s time to clean 🙈🙈🙈🙈

Mine definitely lost the seal and it’s annoying

Fantastic insight this , really helpful for so many

This is very very interesting :)

After the soapy bath do you rinse the soap out?

This is ingenious, will defo give it a try as mins is just starting to fail in one corner...

Tip tip will be giving that a try, cheers 👍🏻

A frivolous test procedure. It's worth nothing. They scold brands like Shoei, Schubert. Many new types are not being tested because they cannot buy new helmets. Ridiculous. "Nigel Mills of the University of Birmingham criticised the SHARP scheme in a paper in 2009, examining its testing of rotational acceleration,[4] despite SHARP using the test procedures specified in British Standards BS 6658, and also the United Nations World Forum for Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations ECE Regulation 22. The UK's Transport Research Laboratory (TRL) delivered a detailed response addressing the Nigel Mills paper in November 2009.[5] SHARP stress that irrespective of their own ratings, all helmets sold in the UK have been certified to comply with the relevant legal standard, namely ECE R22.[6] However, it also points out that there is a 70% difference in protection between a SHARP one star rating compared to their five star rating.[3] SHARP has been given two prestigious road safety awards; the Prince Michael International Road Safety Award (2013, Motorcycle category)[7] in recognition of its outstanding contribution to improving road safety, and the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM) annual Road Safety Award recognising achievements in helping motorcyclists.[8] Some retailers of motorcycle helmets use SHARP star ratings as a selection criterion.[9]"

In the Philippines they don't have tests like these. If you're a manufacturer you just say you comply with ece or dot standards, pay a liscencing fee, an they stick an ugly holographic sticker at the back. Then the dirty traffic cops come and see if you have the stupid sticker in your helmet. If not you pay a fine. It's all about money.

Arai Rep UK said “if there’s any doubt, there is no doubt” meaning if you doubt its integrity, replace it. I’ll message you over the video. Your service saved me buying another £350 lid

Very good idea. I would have one just to store my spare helmet.

Outstanding! Helmets can get a battering just leaving conveyor belt systems at couriers. Brilliant addition !

Can't wait to find out

Nice that you make a video but would like to see the actual defects you are talking about. Makes it less abstract. Frank