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Why are you wearing a full face helmet on an Ultra.....ya scared of the wind ? Flipup full facers are for snowmobiling so you don't freeze up yer sweaty head when ya want a smoke or a beer on the trail.
some of us have faces worth keepin...... shark evoline 2 hands down. have had several nolans, they are better in the winter with the pinlock shield but shark is my new full time helmet.
Shoei Multitec. I keep trying others, keep going back to the multitec when I want to wear a modular.
The Shoei is probably the cream of the crop but they definitely don't fit every head so try at least one on locally before putting down your hard-earned. I personally have found the HJC Sy-Max II helmet to be reasonably priced and of good quality and they fit my particular noggin' just fine! That's me in mine in my sig pic.
Why are you wearing a full face helmet on an Ultra.....ya scared of the wind ? Flipup full facers are for snowmobiling so you don't freeze up yer sweaty head when ya want a smoke or a beer on the trail.
By posting this idiotic reply you answered you own question genius...some of us like to maintain our brains, thus we wear a REAL helmet. We like to keep the one brain we will ever have in this life for things like thinking. You should try it sometime (thinking that is).
By posting this idiotic reply you answered you own question genius...some of us like to maintain our brains, thus we wear a REAL helmet. We like to keep the one brain we will ever have in this life for things like thinking. You should try it sometime (thinking that is).
He probably hasn't had his wreck yet, and "thinks" he never will.
Fit and comfort is the best way to buy...as long as it's a decent brand it doesn't matter...it has to be comfortable. You don;t have to pay out the wazoo for a helmet. They are all made to a certain amount of standards they have to meet. Sure some are a little better but from what i have read, all that are mentioned on here meet and or exceed all safety ...DOT standards. Fit and comfort is Paramount...
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