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#6006930
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Return PolicySpeedway Replacement tear-off posts are a cam-type design so that tear-offs can be pulled tight to the shield. Constructed out of durable aluminum and sold as a pair.
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Can expose you to lead, a carcinogen and reproductive toxicant. See www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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| MFG. Part # | 6006930 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
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| Sold in Quantity | Pair |
4.7
35 Reviews
The product received predominantly positive feedback, praising its durability, strength, and usability. Customers note that the product serves as an efficient replacement for standard plastic posts, with superior construction that prolongs its lifespan. Many users found it easy to install, while others loved how it allows for more tear-offs to be stacked due to superior tension control. A few customers experienced difficulty in fitting the tear-offs due to a larger diameter than stock posts, suggesting potential manufacturing improvements. Reviews highlighted the product's great quality, practicality in dirt track racing and its definite consideration for future purchases. Some users faced challenges with screw fit and adjustment, which could be considered for product enhancements.
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Most Liked Positive Review
5.0
Cool Piece
These tear off posts are cool. They are tapered, which makes it easy to put the tear offs on the posts. They rotate easily and create greater tension on the tear offs than the stock plastic posts, which reduces distortion by stretching the tear offs tight on the shield allowing for more tear offs to be be stacked. The mounting hold on a Simpson Voyage shield had to be enlarged about 1/16.
Most Liked Negative Review
3.0
Very durable but dificult to tear from
I like them and they are super durable but I am going to have to take them back off and sand a radius on the lip where the tear off pops over. The tear off groove is very deep and the ridge has a very square edge that makes it very difficult to get the tear offs on and off if positioned tight enough to not have wrinkles. I had to install the tear offs then move the post rearward. Ran into issues during race, I would reach up and grab the tear off and couldn't get enough grip on it through the gloves to tear it off. Will be sanding a radius on post lips.
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Worked just like it should
4.0
4 months ago
Crash
Amarillo,tx
Verified
Gets heavily used
Would Recommend
Will buy again
4.0
7 months ago
Sam
Seattle
Verified
Correctly fit helmet
Would Recommend
Great Product
5.0
7 months ago
Trey
Cleveland Ms
Verified
Very good product . Works amazing for tearoffs
Would Recommend
yes
5.0
a year ago
mrlucky
slabtown sc
Verified
fine
Would Recommend
Just whati wanted.
5.0
2 years ago
1939ford
Kearney, ne
Verified
Use on a helmet I purchased.
Would Recommend
Yes
5.0
2 years ago
DAVE
Sheridan
Verified
Dirt Racing
Would Recommend
great product !
5.0
3 years ago
jimmie
bolingbrook, IL
Verified
works great !
Would Recommend
I would buy again
5.0
5 years ago
Melisss
Lineville,Al
Verified
On shield for dirt track racing
Would Recommend
be aware on post diameter size
3.0
5 years ago
Thompson Motorsports
Portland, OR
if you are replacing the OEM plastic posts on your shield say on a Bell GTX2 then be aware that the aluminum posts are a much bigger diameter than stock and the off center rotation hole is only slightly off center. The recommended tear offs both singles and Xstacks will not fit since the outside to outside measurements of the posts are a 1/4" bigger. This makes trying to stretch the tear offs to much and they rip. We have struggled most the season thinking we kept getting the wrong tear off pack when poof epiphany hey those posts are huge compared to the stock ones. Off they come and plastic ones back on and no problems the tear offs fit now.
Would Not Recommend
Great product, worked as expected!
5.0
5 years ago
Gma D
Colorado
Verified
Attached to the helmet with no problem, worked with the tearaways fine
Would Recommend
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1 Question • 1 Answer
I do not have tear of posts on my helmet, can I drill the lens and use these or do I need to buy a different helmet?
by sam
• 11 years ago
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