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is there a screen like the 18s have that goes in place of the goggle bag? I am not familiar with older proclimbs if there was something there before the bag came out. seems like a good place to set your helmet. let the heat that pours out from there keep it from freezing solid. thats the worst, frozen helmet! just wondering if there was a factory vent of sorts before i make something...

 

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sno*jet said:

is there a screen like the 18s have that goes in place of the goggle bag? I am not familiar with older proclimbs if there was something there before the bag came out. seems like a good place to set your helmet. let the heat that pours out from there keep it from freezing solid. thats the worst, frozen helmet! just wondering if there was a factory vent of sorts before i make something...

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If im not mistaken, only LE's and Mountain Cats come with the bag.
SE's and snopro's have the plastic vent since 2012.

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Never understood why people take off their helmet? just to get a frozen head? Then force the frozen pads over cold ears just leave it on

 

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Never understood why people take off their helmet? just to get a frozen head? Then force the frozen pads over cold ears just leave it on

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I agree.
Don't stop riding and u don't need to take off ur helmet.
Usually my helmet only comes off when i am really stuck, and that usually involves rolling the sled over.

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If you really wanted, the goggle bag can be removed in about 5 seconds and you could rest your helmet there. I took the screen out of my 14 and put in the goggle warmer. That is much better to have than the screen that takes up space doing nothing.


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If I had a sled with the goggle bag, I'd get rid of it and do what the OP wants to do. My prolite has that area open and there is a huge amount of underhood heat that gets out there. I can just set my goggles over the opening and it defogs them right away if needed.

 

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joshkoltes said:

Never understood why people take off their helmet? just to get a frozen head? Then force the frozen pads over cold ears just leave it on

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come ride some mountains, you will understand.

 

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line8 said:

If you really wanted, the goggle bag can be removed in about 5 seconds and you could rest your helmet there. I took the screen out of my 14 and put in the goggle warmer. That is much better to have than the screen that takes up space doing nothing.


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yeah i was pulling it once in a while already when the temp light kicked on. Gave me the idea.

 

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summ8rmk said:

I agree.
Don't stop riding and u don't need to take off ur helmet.
Usually my helmet only comes off when i am really stuck, and that usually involves rolling the sled over.

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Correct, but in this case I put my goggles in the goggle bag and roll it. With my helmet on. I think some people just need better helmets