na not me mate im a trade me tight arse, as long as its got some tearoff tabs and cheap im in
na not me mate im a trade me tight arse, as long as its got some tearoff tabs and cheap im in
'Good things come to those who wait'
Bollocks, get of your arse and go get it
You can wear goggles with an Arai!
i ride an XR so im used to discomfort
'Good things come to those who wait'
Bollocks, get of your arse and go get it
I've got an MX helmet and goggles you can have matey..... Pickup only though
I tried em once but hated the loss of peri, par,pera....the fact I couldn't see out the side![]()
The problem with all the adv lids that were basically MX shells with a visor and modified peak added were that when I tried them the distortion was appalling around the nose area of the chin bar.
HJC, Wulf, FFM, all terrible, and would give anyone a headache I reckon after looking through them for any amount of time. You also get a weird reflection thing going on on the inside of the visor, of the side of the road flashing past. Those last 2 Chinese things look much the same - especially the black one, that visor looks so pointed it almost has a crease!
The Zeus, Arai and remember those old Lazer and Nolan lids from the 80s/90's seem to have the right idea by using a different shell shape without the pointy visor of the mx type lids.
I didnt try the shoei, but the zeus wasnt to comfy for me, the HJC and FFM's visors gave me a headache, the old Nolans and Lazers are not around anymore - and made of plastic anyway I think, so I ended up with an Arai - and for that I'm eternally sorry and should be beaten with a stick it seems... However the spares are available and cheap so I didnt need to throw it away when a visor retaining clip and cover got broken in a spill. You can also customise the fit with different size cheek pads from the importers. Try getting a few spares for a chinese bike let alone a helmet...
Just my opinion, like...
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