Buy a visor and new pinlock and you are not getting much change from £100 these days
That's a sizeable junk towards a new helmet which already has them both.
Visor prices
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duke63
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Re: Visor prices
Its been that way a while now, and then when you finally go,Feck it I will buy you.... Its not in stock.... Even all the normal off shore places are not cheap anymore.
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Bob T
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Re: Visor prices
I would suspect that most visors, and helmets are made in the EU and the UK does not want to be part of that. That means that manufacturers can price as they want and there might be duty added on import.
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Re: Visor prices
its raw material costs and the power to operate the molding machines that have put the prices up
