Helmet advice
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That depends. On how long you've been riding, climate, traffic, critters, if you have a windshield and/or fairing
I bought my first helmet at a Honda shop. I intended to buy a 3/4 helmet but the salesman talked me into a HJC FF. I'm glad he did. My bike only had a small windshield, and I got a lot of buffeting, and bugs hitting me. It was quieter with a FF.
If you are a new rider, it's a good idea to use a FF, while you gain experience. I know 2 riders who wrecked their face their first year. I used mine for 6 years on a Vulcan 750, the the first 2 years, with my Ultra. Thanks to the fairing I mostly use a 3/4 now. FF if cold or rainy.
Good luck.
I bought my first helmet at a Honda shop. I intended to buy a 3/4 helmet but the salesman talked me into a HJC FF. I'm glad he did. My bike only had a small windshield, and I got a lot of buffeting, and bugs hitting me. It was quieter with a FF.
If you are a new rider, it's a good idea to use a FF, while you gain experience. I know 2 riders who wrecked their face their first year. I used mine for 6 years on a Vulcan 750, the the first 2 years, with my Ultra. Thanks to the fairing I mostly use a 3/4 now. FF if cold or rainy.
Good luck.
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If you do not want a full face you can get a modular....I compromised and wear a Shoei RJ platinum . It is the quietest helmet I have ever owned. Make sure it fits right and snug. It is good if it is comfortable.
I have 4 , a shorty, 2 of the 3/4 ones and a Fulmer modular. They all have headsets in them for my communication system.
Go to dealers and try them on, also look at videos from Revzilla and motorcycle superstore etc....Google ,,, how to fit a helmet properly .
I have 4 , a shorty, 2 of the 3/4 ones and a Fulmer modular. They all have headsets in them for my communication system.
Go to dealers and try them on, also look at videos from Revzilla and motorcycle superstore etc....Google ,,, how to fit a helmet properly .
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Which one do you like? Which one do you feel safe in? Which one is more comfortable for you? Which do you value more safety, or comfort? Motorcycle riding is a big boy sport. You have to make your own decisions. If you don't feel comfortable riding 50 miles in a half helmet, just buy a ff and be done with it, or start another stupid thread.
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Which one do you like? Which one do you feel safe in? Which one is more comfortable for you? Which do you value more safety, or comfort? Motorcycle riding is a big boy sport. You have to make your own decisions. If you don't feel comfortable riding 50 miles in a half helmet, just buy a ff and be done with it, or start another stupid thread.