Quote by: monoguy

So which mean All the post that is up in here, are saying that If a helmet(s) that didn't Pass the TIS. cannot be worn on the streets as they are not Street Legal...

can someone give a better answer for this post? i am getting confuse... and i also dun want end up paying Bonus for the "brown"

Dear Jeffrey, I Have asked my legal advisors about the legality of wearing an non street legal helmet on the street and will let you know soon
best regards

Sylvain

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Quote by: monoguy

So which mean All the post that is up in here, are saying that If a helmet(s) that didn't Pass the TIS. cannot be worn on the streets as they are not Street Legal...

can someone give a better answer for this post? i am getting confuse... and i also dun want end up paying Bonus for the "brown"

Dear Jeffrey, I Have asked my legal advisors about the legality of wearing an non street legal helmet on the street and will let you know soon
best regards

Sylvain

Hi Sylvain,

I think we speak on the phone before, asking abt the Shark helmet. but currently i was too busy to go check out the helmet..

anyway. thanks for the help.

So, does this mean we'll be stuck with just one choice for a helmet that passed all international standards? Funny, I'm now seeing a mustachioed old man wearing a coat with tails and a bow tie, with a top hat, a monocle, and a cane...

Quote by: REDDY

So, does this mean we'll be stuck with just one choice for a helmet that passed all international standards? Funny, I'm now seeing a mustachioed old man wearing a coat with tails and a bow tie, with a top hat, a monocle, and a cane...

Dear Reddy,

No, it just means that shark helmets is the first international brand to have passed the T.I.S, may be other brand will follow in the future.

will keep you updated anyway

best regards

Sylvain