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Nice grab! If I can remember correctly at an insane price too. The logos & designs are thick decals, that are then clear coated. To remove the residue, spray a little WD40 on a soft cloth and precede slowly. It should do the trick, but remember....never spray directly on the helmet. Sometimes the propellant used in aerosol cans can be problematic.

Last edited by dubplatestyle (2012-06-25 8:42am)

Thanks for the info, seems I'm the only one who doesn't know how these are made.

Super Cool Helmet + Visor. You're sure to score some BMX Milfs too.

dubplatestyle wrote:

Nice grab! If I can remember correctly at an insane price too. The logos & designs are thick decals, that are then clear coated. To remove the residue, spray a little WD40 on a soft cloth and precede slowly. It should do the trick, but remember....never spray directly on the helmet. Sometimes the propellant used in aerosol cans can be problematic.

FWIW, I get WD40 in metal cans and use a refillable WD40 spray bottle (no aerosol propellants, just pressure spray)

BlackSaturday wrote:

Here's your chance to marry up that helmet with a NOS  Torker Cruiser FF.

http://bmxmuseum.com/forsale/56442

That NOS Torker 24" is pretty amazing.

Very nice.

I just sold my original Redline visor on ebay for $85 to a fella in London, I wasnt ever going to use it and it was like new so I sold it to someone who needed/wanted it to replace the one he lost after a crash in a race when he was a kid.

Goo Gone for the residue....awesome helmet!

Boyz thanks for the compliments and the tips for the glue removal.

BlackSaturday that 24 Torker makes me drool like Homer Simpson, but it's NOS and I'd hate to be the one to UN-NOS it, if you know what I mean.