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the hci is a fiberglass helmet with carbon fiber overlay. the acc is a true full carbon fiber helmet. you are comparing apples to oranges
i tried a polo and didnt like the fit. i was right inbetween a medium and a small. so i returned it for a polo small. didnt like the look returned it for a small half shell. never any issues with the returns fantastic customer support. found the half shell to be the lightest most comfortable helmet i ever wore.
i also agree to getting the d rings instead of the quick disconnect. i rides a little low for my taste. when im in orlando i intend on having them move the quick up 2 " or install d rings
also look at the way acc constructs their helmets. full pressureized construction. noone else does this. 10 times stronger than a glass helmet
I believe the ACC's are made of Kevlar/Carbon. Best of both worlds as far as strength and weight.
+ 1 on the d rings I've had mine for 2 years and still can't get used to the quick loc.
I love mine - would buy it again in a second.
the hci is a fiberglass helmet with carbon fiber overlay. the acc is a true full carbon fiber helmet. you are comparing apples to oranges
i tried a polo and didnt like the fit. i was right inbetween a medium and a small. so i returned it for a polo small. didnt like the look returned it for a small half shell. never any issues with the returns fantastic customer support. found the half shell to be the lightest most comfortable helmet i ever wore.
i also agree to getting the d rings instead of the quick disconnect. i rides a little low for my taste. when im in orlando i intend on having them move the quick up 2 " or install d rings
also look at the way acc constructs their helmets. full pressureized construction. noone else does this. 10 times stronger than a glass helmet
This is the kind of info I was looking for because I wasn't sure if I was comparing apples to apples. I was leaning towards ACC anyway, there was a good write up about them last month in American Iron. I am having second thoughts about the Polo now, but I think I will be going with ACC.
I love my HCI polo. Great fit, nice and light and doesnt have the velcro pads like the carbonfiberhelmets.com. IMO the carbon fiber helmets padding system is a cheep way out for a helmet that is pretty pricy.
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