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    Shoei Multitec Helmet

    Just looking for some feedback on the new Shoei Multitec helmet. I started wearing glasses about two years ago, for now I don't HAVE to wear them for driving/riding, which is just as well, because I can't put the bloody things on under my Shoei X-Spirit helmet. Looks like it wouldn't be a problem with a flip up helmet.
    PrincessBandit VERY sensitively suggested a Golden Labrador...
    So, I want to keep riding sports bikes for some years to come, and want the good oil on the Multitec
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    Hmm I wear glasses and I find them easier on my Shoei than my HJC?

    Though glasses can be helmet compatible or not as well as the helmet being suited.

    Example: My Smith sunglasses fit both helmets fine, my Oakleys fit neither.

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    You want to ride a labrador???

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    Love mine.

    Hate the noise (compared to a schuberth S1)

    Very easy to live with a multitec

    And looks like a nomral helmet once down
    (see profile pic)

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    Quote Originally Posted by TerminalAddict View Post
    Love mine.

    Hate the noise (compared to a schuberth S1)

    Very easy to live with a multitec

    And looks like a nomral helmet once down
    (see profile pic)
    Sure does look like a normal helmet! I've only seen the Multitec in ads/pics so far... seem like pretty good value at $700.00 too.
    My X-Spirit isn't a quiet helmet either.
    Might have to check one out. Thanks
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    Balu loves his; easy to put on and take off with his glasses still on his face.
    Me, I'd love to opt for contact lenses again (then I could wear cool sunnies on really bright sunny days) but worry about a lens buckling - rather painful and bad enough to remedy when behing the wheel of a car.
    Laser surgery is another option....?
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    Quote Originally Posted by PrincessBandit View Post
    Laser surgery is another option....?
    Or maybe not.......

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    I don't get it at all?
    I wear sunnies under all my helmets.
    Why do you need a system helmet for glasses?

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    I dont get it either, I have no probs with my Shoei XR1000 getting my specs in and out of it. Or any other helmet Ive used for that matter, ya must have strange frames or weird shaped head, or BOTH lol !!!!!!!!
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    I've worn corrective lenses since I was 4 years old... never had a problem with countless brands of full-face,especially when I was four...
    having said that,my next helmet WILL be a flip-up...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Disco Dan View Post
    You want to ride a labrador???

    thats a collie u dipshit!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dave View Post
    I don't get it at all?
    I wear sunnies under all my helmets.
    Why do you need a system helmet for glasses?
    I wear progressive glasses, they've got to be positioned just so. And my X-Spirit helmet is a good fit... which leaves fuck all room down the sides. The frames I have are those twisty type ones. Might check out some of those Ugly Fish frames, they look a bit more helmet friendly. I FUGGIN HATE WEARING GLASSES
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    Quote Originally Posted by PrincessBandit View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by TerminalAddict View Post
    Love mine.

    Hate the noise (compared to a schuberth S1)

    Very easy to live with a multitec

    And looks like a nomral helmet once down
    (see profile pic)
    Would agree, wear earplugs for any decent distance.

    The visors are very easy to remove and the antifog bit is magic, used to dread riding in rain at night but bought it before 1000 Miler (thank Budda) last year(very wet) and loved it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pussy View Post
    I wear progressive glasses, they've got to be positioned just so. And my X-Spirit helmet is a good fit... which leaves fuck all room down the sides. The frames I have are those twisty type ones. Might check out some of those Ugly Fish frames, they look a bit more helmet friendly. I FUGGIN HATE WEARING GLASSES
    Yeah - I have to for reading now too.

    The visor isn't any further away with the flip front though is it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by PrincessBandit View Post
    Laser surgery is another option....?
    Quote Originally Posted by Pussy View Post
    I FUGGIN HATE WEARING GLASSES
    Look into the laser surgery! I totally recommend it. www.aucklandeye.co.nz
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