Super Seer Helmets
Cruiser
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 172
Likes: 1
From: Cincinnati
I have a Super Seer helmet, and have a large melon head too. The XL fits me perfectly. They come with different pads to adjust the fit. It's the most comfortable helmet I've ever worn, and stays on my head without lifting.
I found mine brand new on eBay after watching for a LONG time. I'm pretty sure I got it for $60. I've had it for 3 years or so, and still love it.
I found mine brand new on eBay after watching for a LONG time. I'm pretty sure I got it for $60. I've had it for 3 years or so, and still love it.
Advanced
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 92
Likes: 0
From: Las Cruces
I have two SS helmets. Got a weird shaped head and these are the only ones that are truly comfortable. I called and talked to a rep who was most helpful in getting me into the best helmet given my head shape. If you are really interested then I suggest calling and talking to one of the folks at SS. Not cheap but worth every penny.
Last edited by dataman2; Mar 21, 2012 at 09:37 AM.
Tourer
Joined: May 2011
Posts: 256
Likes: 0
From: Upstate NY
I was thinking about a two tone half helmet to match my bike, but I know sure as **** within a month after I get it, the thing will roll off the seat at a stop, or get otherwise dinged up and the paint job will be toast. That's why I pretty much stick with flat black. I can cover up the dings with a sharpie.
Road Master
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 815
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From: Ontario, Canada
Tourer
Joined: Jun 2009
Posts: 306
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I've got a Seer 3/4. I absolutely agree with everyone else.
If you call them and talk with Kevin, he'll be most helpful. They're just up in the mountains from me. I've toured their factory. You may think their prices are high when you simply see pictures of the helmets. Once you see the craftsmanship and quality that goes in to each one, you end up thinking they're the biggest bargain on the market.
To top it off, all the major components, and all the manufacturing is done right here in the US (right here in Colorado as a matter of fact).
Harris
Denver, CO
www.youtube.com/conedown
If you call them and talk with Kevin, he'll be most helpful. They're just up in the mountains from me. I've toured their factory. You may think their prices are high when you simply see pictures of the helmets. Once you see the craftsmanship and quality that goes in to each one, you end up thinking they're the biggest bargain on the market.
To top it off, all the major components, and all the manufacturing is done right here in the US (right here in Colorado as a matter of fact).
Harris
Denver, CO
www.youtube.com/conedown
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Road Captain
Joined: May 2011
Posts: 710
Likes: 7
From: Colorado
Fitment Advice
I was interested in their 3/4 helmet so I visited their factory to try one on. They are currently changing over their 3/4 style to a new, lighter weight material.
Unfortunately, the round shape of their helmet just didn't fit my oblong head. I've found that practically all 3/4 helmets I've tried are biased to a round shape rather than oblong. However, Shoei has confirmed that their 3/4 helmet does fit oblong heads better, but I haven't pulled the trigger on one yet.
I was disappointed that the Super Seer didn't fit properly. I really liked the idea of supporting a local manufacturer.
Unfortunately, the round shape of their helmet just didn't fit my oblong head. I've found that practically all 3/4 helmets I've tried are biased to a round shape rather than oblong. However, Shoei has confirmed that their 3/4 helmet does fit oblong heads better, but I haven't pulled the trigger on one yet.
I was disappointed that the Super Seer didn't fit properly. I really liked the idea of supporting a local manufacturer.
Road Captain
Joined: May 2011
Posts: 505
Likes: 1
From: Houston
I will be getting one of their 3/4 helmets soon. The 1/2 helmets aren't DOT. I see lots of motor cops wearing the 3/4 helmets.
Since I have a white RKC I'll be getting the white/black one... Matches the bike and gets everyone paying attention, slowing down, and give me plenty of room.
Since I have a white RKC I'll be getting the white/black one... Matches the bike and gets everyone paying attention, slowing down, and give me plenty of room.