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I was reading something a few weeks ago about that third helmet you posted.. it's supposed to be pretty crappy fitting, and that facemask is supposed to be really annoying (haven't tried it, just read it in reviews..so take it for what it is).
Personally, my Rockhard American Classic has been my favorite helmet. It's ridiculously comfortable and low-profile, too.
Ya lot of cash to take a chance on ordering without proper fitting.
+1 on the skullcrush!! The only downfalls are 1. They are non dot 2. It took two months to get. That being said I love it, it sits low and is very comfortable!!
I've got a Shoei 3/4 helmet, the only one they make that isn't a full helmet. It's bigger than some, but noise isolation is excellent, and it's much more comfortable than a full helmet. I use it on long rides, half helmet on day trips.
+1 on the skullcrush!! The only downfalls are 1. They are non dot 2. It took two months to get. That being said I love it, it sits low and is very comfortable!!
According to their website, Skullcrush has DOT helmets coming out this summer.
They look like the Torc T-50 to me, but with better choice of colors. If Biltwell doesn't slim down the Bonanza, I may go the Skullcrush route.
Hey guys an Update. I got the Bell Rogue helmet in a couple days ago. Verdict... Returning it.
It runs smaller than other helmets. I got a small and at the crown of my head it felt like it was pinching it. Also it is really really bulky. You get the impression that it has better coverage at a "smaller than full face" helmet, but it doesn't.
Overall it just looked good but didn't really work with what i wanted. sticking to my Licks 3/4.
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