Leaky Pinlock
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MrGrumpy
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Re: Leaky Pinlock
I mostly wear Arais and I've never had a problem with Pinlocks on those, apart from the stupid pins coming apart now and again.
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SH125Paul
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Re: Leaky Pinlock
I loved my old Arai Quantum...
I love my Tour X for Supermoto duties...
I've said it before - I wish Arai would make a flip front for commuters, makes so much sense when wearing glasses etc... I'm sure they would sell a shed load...
The Shoei flips are nice, but well overpriced...
But I love the fit of an Arai...
I love my Tour X for Supermoto duties...
I've said it before - I wish Arai would make a flip front for commuters, makes so much sense when wearing glasses etc... I'm sure they would sell a shed load...
The Shoei flips are nice, but well overpriced...
But I love the fit of an Arai...
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Ferrit
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Re: Leaky Pinlock
The pins can be turned which applies or reduces pressure depending on which way you turn them. The pin itself acts like a cam.
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Beardy
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Re: Leaky Pinlock
Tried that. Didn't work.Ferrit wrote:The pins can be turned which applies or reduces pressure depending on which way you turn them. The pin itself acts like a cam.