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Ich bin sehr daran interessiert, die Helme sind die beliebtesten für Cafe Racer / bobbers / Scrambler Nutzer?

Im Prinzip würde Ich mag einige beste Qualität und ziemlich kompliziert Helme zu tun, aber, da sie teurer sein Ich denke, es macht Sinn, um es auf eine gute Basis zu tun.

Ich habe keine Ahnung, ob Google Übersetzen macht keinen Sinn, aber wenn Sie den Punkt informieren Sie mich bitte Ihren Standpunkt.

Bisher 70% von Helmen ich getan habe, waren nicht teurer als 70 EUR - natürlich für Basishelm ohne die Arbeit.
Was hast du an? Was ist beliebt?

Retro

Man, what a drag ...

What do you mean?

the google translate stuff does not make sense, you should write it in English instead.

I guess there is no helmet in particular which is pretty popular, there are just too many and it seems like everyone is wearing a different one.

Wanted to be nice and make an effort :D it didn't work... Sorry guys.

I know there is a lot of helmets around, it was just a question about quality more than a particular kind.
What price range people buy? What they don't buy?

Proper airbrushing on a helmet is time consuming and require much work - better would be to do it on a popular item, less risk and better effects. I know its hard question - was after advice more than an answer.

i think the price is not important. the helmet must fit and every head has another form.

i´ve tested many helmets from 60 - 240 €. now i´m wearing one, which costs 72 €. it´s difficult to say, but i think if you offer first-brand helmets (shoei, etc.) you will have more success than cheaper helmets (highway 1 etc.).

I guess you want to make some money - this is OK.

But do it with your work and your skill - not by trading helmets.
If you paint a helmet and the customer wants the design, but the helm doe not fit - he will not buy.

So I think it would be a good idea to let the customer by the helmet by himself so he can be sure it fits - and than you design the helmet he is giving you, paying your price for brushing.

So all you need are some helmets as design examples in your showroom.

frm34 hat geschrieben:I guess you want to make some money - this is OK.

But do it with your work and your skill - not by trading helmets.
If you paint a helmet and the customer wants the design, but the helm doe not fit - he will not buy.

So I think it would be a good idea to let the customer by the helmet by himself so he can be sure it fits - and than you design the helmet he is giving you, paying your price for brushing.

So all you need are some helmets as design examples in your showroom.

That sound´s as a good plan

anyway, i wear a Bell Custom 500.!

- Price is in the mid range €175,-
- Quality and shape is perfect! (on my head...)
- uni Basic Colors
- ECE & DOT certificate

I would guess its not a bad idea to offer a small range of helmets just to make the process more comfortable to customers. But keep it simple. You can still buy another, particular one if the customer wants you to.

I am wearing a Biltwell, too.

I would like to See a Classic interpretation of the "Shark Raw" maybe with some silver on it, a little bit used Look. If it inspires me i maybe buy one.