Where to get a helmet in San Diego
#1
Where to get a helmet in San Diego
I want to take my car to a track day and they require an SA rated helmet, so I can't just take my motorcycle helmet.
Can anyone recommend a place in the San Diego area where I can try on helmets? I seem to have a difficult to fit head, so I can't really do mail order.
Thanks.
Can anyone recommend a place in the San Diego area where I can try on helmets? I seem to have a difficult to fit head, so I can't really do mail order.
Thanks.
#2
Try C2 Racers in Kearney Mesa.
http://www.c2racers.com/
Steve and Ron are both good guys and can help you out. They also participate at the local autocross events. If they don't have something that works for you, I am sure they can provide a reference.
John
http://www.c2racers.com/
Steve and Ron are both good guys and can help you out. They also participate at the local autocross events. If they don't have something that works for you, I am sure they can provide a reference.
John
#3
I want to take my car to a track day and they require an SA rated helmet, so I can't just take my motorcycle helmet.
Can anyone recommend a place in the San Diego area where I can try on helmets? I seem to have a difficult to fit head, so I can't really do mail order.
Thanks.
Can anyone recommend a place in the San Diego area where I can try on helmets? I seem to have a difficult to fit head, so I can't really do mail order.
Thanks.
#5
#7
Actually, $150 is pretty cheap. You pretty much get what you pay for. Some offer very basic instruction for the newbie. Some do a better job of managing the sessions and number of cars on the track at any given time. Some have a heavy (A good thing.) focus on safety. Some provide course workers, also to enhance safety.
It takes a minumum payment for those who coordinate these events in order to cover the expenses. Probably always a tow truck available, along with emergency services. Hope ya never need them, but great to have around just in case.
Later,
John
It takes a minumum payment for those who coordinate these events in order to cover the expenses. Probably always a tow truck available, along with emergency services. Hope ya never need them, but great to have around just in case.
Later,
John
#8
I just want a place that I can go 180 on without getting arrested, the rest is based on a driver's skill and common sense. It also says no emergency services or trucks etc.
Actually, $150 is pretty cheap. You pretty much get what you pay for. Some offer very basic instruction for the newbie. Some do a better job of managing the sessions and number of cars on the track at any given time. Some have a heavy (A good thing.) focus on safety. Some provide course workers, also to enhance safety.
It takes a minumum payment for those who coordinate these events in order to cover the expenses. Probably always a tow truck available, along with emergency services. Hope ya never need them, but great to have around just in case.
Later,
John
It takes a minumum payment for those who coordinate these events in order to cover the expenses. Probably always a tow truck available, along with emergency services. Hope ya never need them, but great to have around just in case.
Later,
John
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