Modular helmet
#1
Modular helmet
Does anybody know if when riding on a bagger with windshield, cvan you wear a modular helmet with the whole front up in the complete open position if you keep it under 50 mph ?
#3
At some point the flip up part will catch a lot of wind and will put a lot of muscle stress on your neck muscle as you fight to the wind.
For me (when I had my modular), I always put it down as long as my bike is moving.
For me (when I had my modular), I always put it down as long as my bike is moving.
#4
I can ride all day at all speeds up to 100 with my modular helmet up I have the Shark Evo the whole thing rotates all the way back and is not in the wind blast at all it depends on which helmet you have and how tall the windshield is and how tall the rider is, many factors determine if you can ride with the shield up.
#6
Huge Shark EVO fan here - they are spendy but worth it to me. Does a great job as a full face and flip the chin bar all the way back for a nice 3/4 helmet.
Check out Revzilla for video reviews:
http://www.revzilla.com/shark-evoline
Check out Revzilla for video reviews:
http://www.revzilla.com/shark-evoline
Last edited by thirt8spl; 03-09-2014 at 09:35 PM. Reason: Added the link
#7
not a problem with Nolan (102 or a 104) modular either -- I have also done it with an HJC because when closed they are way too noisey in my opinion
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#8
Even with my windshield off, I ride with the front flipped up. Over 50 mph I drop it.
Behind the windshield, I can ride 80 on the interstate and lift it to eat and drink on long runs. No issues.
Behind the windshield, I can ride 80 on the interstate and lift it to eat and drink on long runs. No issues.
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