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What do you think of this helmet ?
http://10.1.1.8:15871/cgi-bin/blockpage.cgi?ws-session=640344990
What do you think of this helmet ?
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DougW wrote:
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That's because that link is to an internal network IP, not a WWW based IP address.Link not working.
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Not an HJC fan myself, but I've heard a lot of good things from those who own them. If they are that good you can't beat 115 for a modular helmet.
Jeff
Not an HJC fan myself, but I've heard a lot of good things from those who own them. If they are that good you can't beat 115 for a modular helmet.
Jeff
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I got the IS-MAX which has the internal sun shade, don't bother with that, it's so light tinted it's useless. Other than that and terrible wind noise it is a nice helmet. The CL-MAX might not have the wind noise problem, they do state that with it, a claim they don't make with the SI.
I got the IS-MAX which has the internal sun shade, don't bother with that, it's so light tinted it's useless. Other than that and terrible wind noise it is a nice helmet. The CL-MAX might not have the wind noise problem, they do state that with it, a claim they don't make with the SI.
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I have a AGV right now full face it is a quiet helmet but I have had a HJC and it was quiet also
I have a AGV right now full face it is a quiet helmet but I have had a HJC and it was quiet also
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Try this thread Dusty. It might answer a question or three. It seems, most of us buy a few helmets until we find the right one.
http://www.webbikeworld.com/Reviewed-motorcycle-products/Products.htm
Try this thread Dusty. It might answer a question or three. It seems, most of us buy a few helmets until we find the right one.
http://www.webbikeworld.com/Reviewed-motorcycle-products/Products.htm
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Thanks I saved the page
Thanks I saved the page
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It reads good, if it is comfortable it should be fine, as long as those are the features you are looking for. I don't notice mention of the sunshield, that could be an issue but for the price I wouldn't expect a whole lot of options to be included.
I have been thinking of a modular because of the ability to tip it up and take a swig of water while riding, something which is not possible with the full face I have now. I had concerns about a modular not being strong enough in a frontal impact or possibly opening in an accident but I have not heard of that happening so I guess my concerns are unfounded.
It reads good, if it is comfortable it should be fine, as long as those are the features you are looking for. I don't notice mention of the sunshield, that could be an issue but for the price I wouldn't expect a whole lot of options to be included.
I have been thinking of a modular because of the ability to tip it up and take a swig of water while riding, something which is not possible with the full face I have now. I had concerns about a modular not being strong enough in a frontal impact or possibly opening in an accident but I have not heard of that happening so I guess my concerns are unfounded.
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I have an HJC 3/4. It was the only helmet in 2 states + a year of searching that was comfortable enough to wear for any length of time.
If its not comfortable,I just wouldn't wear it.
Wife got a Nolan modular due to her 'dry eyes', the only reason for that particular brand was its "comfort" [spent many weeks in stores all over the state to find that comfort]. She says the built-in sunshade is lame, but it fits over her glasses real well, but it has no sunvisor. I need a sunvisor, not optional, for me.
If I'm riding into the sun with no sunvisor, I would change to a ballcap.
No wonder there are so many choices out there. :? Good Luck !!
I have an HJC 3/4. It was the only helmet in 2 states + a year of searching that was comfortable enough to wear for any length of time.
If its not comfortable,I just wouldn't wear it.
Wife got a Nolan modular due to her 'dry eyes', the only reason for that particular brand was its "comfort" [spent many weeks in stores all over the state to find that comfort]. She says the built-in sunshade is lame, but it fits over her glasses real well, but it has no sunvisor. I need a sunvisor, not optional, for me.
If I'm riding into the sun with no sunvisor, I would change to a ballcap.
No wonder there are so many choices out there. :? Good Luck !!
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I just got the SI Max II and I really like it.
$115 is not a bad deal for that helmet. If it fits you good, then there is a bonus.
I just got the SI Max II and I really like it.
$115 is not a bad deal for that helmet. If it fits you good, then there is a bonus.
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I wish they made a helmet that was sort of like a football helmet, I want the 3/4 design, a chinbar for protection in the jaw area, and a hole in the sides so you can hear better, and lightweight.
I wish they made a helmet that was sort of like a football helmet, I want the 3/4 design, a chinbar for protection in the jaw area, and a hole in the sides so you can hear better, and lightweight.
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Hey Dusty, was doing some looking around & found a Vega Summit II (champagne color) at www.IronPony.com for $79.99. I've tried this model on before & it is very lightweight & very comfortable. Check their closeout section.
Hey Dusty, was doing some looking around & found a Vega Summit II (champagne color) at www.IronPony.com for $79.99. I've tried this model on before & it is very lightweight & very comfortable. Check their closeout section.
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thanks for the link
thanks for the link
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the real key to a helmet is trying it on..... sizing really isn't standardized... and then there are those weird shaped heads humans seem to have
the real key to a helmet is trying it on..... sizing really isn't standardized... and then there are those weird shaped heads humans seem to have
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By all means try them on. I looked at the HJC CL-Max modular & have to have a XXXL to be comfortable while their 3/4 helmets in XL fit great. Go figure.
By all means try them on. I looked at the HJC CL-Max modular & have to have a XXXL to be comfortable while their 3/4 helmets in XL fit great. Go figure.
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