Plod taking an interest in tunnels

[hodroyd]

That would be good fun, lot's of handbrake turns to get away from the Swiss bobbies in a hurry...???

 

[Tipmethewink]

Very handy for motorcyclists - tinted crash helmet visors are also legal in France,making identification almost impossible.

Legal in the UK too during good light especially if you're carrying a clear one.

 

[RSM Masser]

Legal in the UK too during good light especially if you're carrying a clear one.

Interesting - not what plod told me on a bright sunny day - I had no clear visor on me, mind you, and my visor is mirrored rather than tinted

 

[CatmanV2]

If memory serves it's a maximum 10% tint, which is not a lot at all. It's very unlikely that your mirrored visor was E-marked for legal use.

It's been a while since I was involved in any discussions, though. Personally I either had an internal drop down, or wore sunglasses under my lid

C

 

[RSM Masser]

If memory serves it's a maximum 10% tint, which is not a lot at all. It's very unlikely that your mirrored visor was E-marked for legal use.

It's been a while since I was involved in any discussions, though. Personally I either had an internal drop down, or wore sunglasses under my lid

C

Definately not E marked, like the exhaust, as for the rear tyre.......................
luckily not spotted (track use only)

 

[CatmanV2]

Ahh. Happy days

C

 

[Tipmethewink]

Definately not E marked, like the exhaust, as for the rear tyre.......................
luckily not spotted (track use only)

My "knowledge" is probably internet sourced but that always right! Sorry about that.

 

[CatmanV2]

My "knowledge" is probably internet sourced but that always right! Sorry about that.

Oh there are road legal tinted visors, so it's entirely possible. Mirrored ones tend to be well over 10% tint though

C