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gixy

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gixy says:

British Kitemarks on new lids

After a two year lay-off I'm back on two wheels again and thought I'd better replace my 6 year old AGV X-Vent. After trying a few on I opted for an AGV Stealth, and found one tons cheaper in an eBay shop. It was delivered today, but I notice alhtough it has a Gold ACU Approved sticker it's missing the British Kitemark sticker my old AGV X-Vent has. Is this a problem? Is this lid not ok for use on the roads? Or is there a more simple explanation?!

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  • Posted 5 years ago (04 July 2008 10:48)

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gixerlad1981

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gixerlad1981 says:

E Mark

Helmets no longer have kite marks. It's been replaced by an E mark on the strap.

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BodgertinoSnotti

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kitemarks

I was told that as long as the E number begins with a number greater than a five then they are ok.The higher the number the better the helmet.

Can anyone tell me if this is true?

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kestrel69

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kestrel69 says:

Standard

European standard is 20.05 & is often found sewn onto the label on the strap or a sticker on the back.

The large E number often circled denotes the country of origin, e.g. E13 Italy. (I think!) Before anyone asks NO I don't know what the others are!

 

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