Anyone know for sure in which Europrean countries dark visors are legal?
dark visor legalities
8 posts · Started by Pig Benis · 13 Jul 2008
Post 2 by ShadeTheChangingMan,
#2Not 100% sure but here in Portugal they seems to be pretty legal.
Even the brands made overhere put out to the market helmets with them as default setup.
Even the brands made overhere put out to the market helmets with them as default setup.
Post 3 by Stupid Luke,
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Post 4 by collyer,
#4all common sense, even in germany, france etc and you decide to ride at night with a black visor, not only are you:
1. a cock
2. a bigger cock
3. about to empty your wallet of a few hundred euros
4. a massive cock
you wouldnt wear sunglasses in a night club would you? unless you're a cock
1. a cock
2. a bigger cock
3. about to empty your wallet of a few hundred euros
4. a massive cock
you wouldnt wear sunglasses in a night club would you? unless you're a cock
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Post 7 by warh0rn,
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Post 8 by warh0rn,
#8the law might have changed but it used to be that the really dark visors were definitely illegal (know a couple of people done for using them) but the medium tint ones were ok, though i wouldn't really recommend them for low light situations.
i wear a medium tint visor most of the time as i mostly only really get to ride on the weekend days. i have been caught out with the darker visor at dusk a few times and its not the greatest thing in the world to be wearing.
again, thats what the law in the UK USED to be years and years ago, but its maybe (probably?) changed since then.
i wear a medium tint visor most of the time as i mostly only really get to ride on the weekend days. i have been caught out with the darker visor at dusk a few times and its not the greatest thing in the world to be wearing.
again, thats what the law in the UK USED to be years and years ago, but its maybe (probably?) changed since then.
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