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Anyone with J&M helmet experience? I am looking at the KBC 3/4 or Arai 3/4 with integrated headsets. I have never ridden an Ultra yet and not sure of the comfort level of the helmets. I'm used to a shorty novelty helmet but looking foreword to the intercomm feature so i can quit yelling going down the road. How are they for listening to music? I seee they are both Snell and DOT rated. I'm not to sure about the visor thing as i don't know how much wind i will experience for rider and passenger.
J&M is know for there Head Sets and Arai is a good helmet
If you find a helmet that is more to your liking it's a 30 min inslall to put the headsets in...
You can always get a hold of JOHN (owner of J&M) as he's one this Forum almost daily...
i bought the J&M KBC intergrated helmet... regularly $314 but because I'm cheap, and the Portland Gray is an "old color" I got mine for $199 & free shipping.... neighbor bought one too... as did a handful of friends.
A few more have the shorty KBC's from J&M...
As with everything from them.... first class gear
Damn I sound like a shrill for them don't I??? but their stuff really is good
If you have 2 of these helmets what else do you need to have from them to communicate with passengers if you have only the standard HK radio (w/o CB or intercom) that comes on a 08 SG?
-Bikeman
Yea, JOHN is on here most every day. If you don't believe it, just mention in this forum that you think the HD head sets are OK. He will set you straight real quick..............lol........
I have the KBC shorty helmets with the zip out lower portion and intergrated J&M headset. Great quality and sound.
Only problem I have is that the ear speakers are down on your ear lobs when the helmet is on. I can't seem to find a way to raise them. Any one else have this problem??
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