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I've been seriously considering buying a Bell Drifter. I do wear a helmet every so often, and my half touring helmet (left over from my Goldwing) doesn't look quite right on a Sporty [8D]
I really like my skid lid brand halfee. $40 and I got it in chrome. Looks a lot leaner on my head because you can't really get your eyes on where the edges are. Motorcycle-Superstore ships 'em ASAP too.
I went from a full face to the polo. It's not as comfortable and the bike is a lot louder now, but the visability is much, much better (which is why I bought it...$60- flat black). I can actually look over my shoulder and see more than my shoulder. Great for around town.
I've been seriously considering buying a Bell Drifter. I do wear a helmet every so often, and my half touring helmet (left over from my Goldwing) doesn't look quite right on a Sporty [8D]
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