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Thanks for the link. I went ahead and purchased that one in the picture up above based on the link you posted.. it was only 40 bucks like new, can't complain about that...
Thought is give this helmet a shot and went out for a 10 mile ride today. It's really pretty windy up there in the Northeast right now.. That storm that went through brought a lot of winds. But anyways even with the wind I got to tell you this helmet, you don't feel the wind and it's so ****ing quiet that I don't need rear plugs anymore.. I love it... it's beautiful...
best $25 I spent Ina long time .
Have a Shoei, but just purchased an Arai this past summer. Much better fit with the Arai and went down a size and fits the shape of my head better - definitely find a helmet that fits the shape of your head. Little to no pressure points on our head. I got my Arai at the Ducati dealer for 50%. Feels much better on my head than the Shoei does, but that is due to it being one size too big.
that definitely can .. For here on the island a half is ok most of the time cause you just can't go that far but once on the mainland 3-4 hours really kills my neck...
I hadn't noticed a difference between the half and full face Shoei as far as neck pain Bob.
Originally Posted by 98hotrodfatboy
I just looked up that helmet and I don't see any difference between that and the Fulmer I just purchased.. I thought you were talking about a Modular.. Man even those Shoei's are expensive and I'll bet they're made in china.. Just like my Fulmer....
Thought is give this helmet a shot and went out for a 10 mile ride today. It's really pretty windy up there in the Northeast right now.. That storm that went through brought a lot of winds. But anyways even with the wind I got to tell you this helmet, you don't feel the wind and it's so ****ing quiet that I don't need rear plugs anymore.. I love it... it's beautiful...
best $25 I spent Ina long time .
Probably a good thing to not need rear plugs anymore
$25?
My full face gave me neck fatigue after a long days ride. It was a lot of drag. I was riding a 1985 FXRS with no windshield. I can ride all day with my half helmet.
Probably a good thing to not need rear plugs anymore
$25?
Absolutely..... Yup only $25 SMACKEROO"S... couldn't be happier..
Originally Posted by duffer1960
My full face gave me neck fatigue after a long days ride. It was a lot of drag. I was riding a 1985 FXRS with no windshield. I can ride all day with my half helmet.
One thing I'll say about full face helmets, there is a big difference in quality/fit/comfort when you spend a little more and get a nicer helmet. The cheap ones suck, they are loud, don't flow any air and usually limit vision. If you find the right full face it's worlds above in comfort, features, weight, etc. For years I rode with a full face with the visor open trying to figure out how people could ride with the visor closed and still breath. It was hot as hell and uncomfortable. When it came time to buy a new helmet I spent a little more and upgraded and couldn't believe I can now ride with the visor closed and feel all the air venting over the top of my head and into my face from the different vents. Way more comfortable in every sense
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Yup only $25 SMACKEROO"S... couldn't be happier..
