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I can't seem to find any local places that carry the current Nolan helmets. I'm looking at the 102 or 104 and would like to try it on for a little while before I spend the money. Anyone know of a vendor in the Dallas / Fort Worth area?
I have the same problem in portland oregon area, no one carrys them. i order from compacc, have bought 3 nolan helmets from them... if you order the wrong size, they will let you exchange, you just pay return shipping. great company to do business with. i think the nolan N102's were discontinued a while ago, even the N103's are discontinued, unless some one has some new/old stock... for sizing, i wore a large in the n102, but needed an XL in the 103 & 104's... the N103's had some design issues, and i wouldn't buy one... the new 104's and the N44's are both great helmets... i think compacc is having a sale on the N43E's... they are a very good helmet also.
I just thrashed my N103 in an accident 4 weeks ago, protected my head just fine, only a mild concussion.
I can't seem to find any local places that carry the current Nolan helmets. I'm looking at the 102 or 104 and would like to try it on for a little while before I spend the money. Anyone know of a vendor in the Dallas / Fort Worth area?
Pretty sure Cycle Gear sells them. I just purchased a N104 from J&M since I wanted a headset in it, but last time I was at CG on Alta Mere in SW FTworth I saw some Nolans but didn't look real close.
Pretty sure Cycle Gear sells them. I just purchased a N104 from J&M since I wanted a headset in it, but last time I was at CG on Alta Mere in SW FTworth I saw some Nolans but didn't look real close.
Hmmm, maybe I should check out another CG. The one in Bedford didn't have any Nolans.
Anyone know how I can have both the ability to plug in to my 7 pin audio connector and have bike to bike communications? I think the J&M will allow the direct plug in but don't think they have the bike to bike though.... I have an Ultra and the wife ride a RK so she wouldn't need the audio portion.
I have the same problem in portland oregon area, no one carrys them. i order from compacc, have bought 3 nolan helmets from them... if you order the wrong size, they will let you exchange, you just pay return shipping. great company to do business with. i think the nolan N102's were discontinued a while ago, even the N103's are discontinued, unless some one has some new/old stock... for sizing, i wore a large in the n102, but needed an XL in the 103 & 104's... the N103's had some design issues, and i wouldn't buy one... the new 104's and the N44's are both great helmets... i think compacc is having a sale on the N43E's... they are a very good helmet also.
I just thrashed my N103 in an accident 4 weeks ago, protected my head just fine, only a mild concussion.
Another question..... Anyone know how I can have both the ability to plug in to my 7 pin audio connector and have bike to bike communications? I think the J&M will allow the direct plug in but don't think they have the bike to bike though.... I have an Ultra and the wife ride a RK so she wouldn't need the audio portion.
Why not use the CB for bike to bike, that's what it's for and a standard.
I can't seem to find any local places that carry the current Nolan helmets. I'm looking at the 102 or 104 and would like to try it on for a little while before I spend the money. Anyone know of a vendor in the Dallas / Fort Worth area?
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