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    Anybody ever owned a Nitro N750 helmet?

    Hi looking at getting a new helmet. The Nitro N750 has reasonable (4star) ratings and is cheap. Anybody ever owned one ? How where they regarding noise , buffeting , etc ? Anything you particularly like or disliked about them?
    Please only peple who have owned above mentioned nitro helmets need reply.
    No lectures regarding cheap helmet , cheap heads, thanks.

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    Yep,I have an N750,only complaint is they fog up real quick with the visor all the way down,wind noise not too bad,wear earplugs if you must.Not a bad lid for the price.

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    Thanks for that Creeping Death. My current HJC is very noisey ,so I already use earplugs. It also fogs up pretty quickly .

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    yup - I use one (couple of years old now) N750-VX
    Yeah it does fog up quickly, but I'm used to it. It would nice if I could open the lid very slightly to help clear it, but I have to open it up too much, and then too much cold air gets in.
    I prefer it over my HJC helmet. The HJC is way too snug, but I find the Nitro really comfy. I wear earplugs, so noise isn't a huge issue.
    I put on a tinted visor on it as well, and it's great.

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    Had the unfortunate experience of tarmac testing a helmet which happened to be my spare "el cheapo" Nitro. Did the job it needed to do when it needed to....no lecture required on this. Was pretty trashed afterwards but I was able to walk away (.....actually I crawled...) and lost no skin and no other nasty after effects............sorry what were we talking about and who are you?....no leave me alone!........don't touch me!.......go away!............oh yeah the helmet, good value. Motomail, downstairs, on special.
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    Quote Originally Posted by trumpy View Post
    Had the unfortunate experience of tarmac testing a helmet which happened to be my spare "el cheapo" Nitro. Did the job it needed to do when it needed to....no lecture required on this. Was pretty trashed afterwards but I was able to walk away the helmet, good value. Motomail, downstairs, on special.
    Thanks for the crash report . It scored a 4star on the Sharp rating , so not to bad for a cheap helmet.

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    not a bad helmet, I had one for a few years..
    smashed it up in a nasty bin, it stood up well

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    Quote Originally Posted by carver View Post
    not a bad helmet, I had one for a few years..
    smashed it up in a nasty bin, it stood up well
    Thanks for the reply , glad you came out of your bin okay.

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    I have one, It fits well and the linings can be removed and cleaned which is a bonus for a cheap helmet.
    It also uses the same visors as an FFM which means that is quite a bit of choice out there. For the summer I use a chrome tint which really helps with the glare.
    Bought For The Parts.......

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    I had one(Actually a FFM M7- Same thing). Bit noisy but ok with earplugs and was prone to fogging with visor down. The foam in the chin piece fell out after about a year. One of the local Honda dealers down here bought a heap of them a couple of years back and flogged them off cheap to get people in the door.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KiwiGs View Post
    I have one, It fits well and the linings can be removed and cleaned which is a bonus for a cheap helmet.
    It also uses the same visors as an FFM which means that is quite a bit of choice out there. For the summer I use a chrome tint which really helps with the glare.
    same visors as FFM? I didnt even know that! The missus has a FFM - I'm off to try it now - She's got pinlock on hers......


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    Quote Originally Posted by DJ View Post
    same visors as FFM? I didnt even know that! The missus has a FFM - I'm off to try it now - She's got pinlock on hers......

    Ok - scratch that idea. Her FFM visor doesnt fit my Nitro (FFM M9 helmet)

    Keen to know what model FFM visor does fit though

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    Quote Originally Posted by DJ View Post
    Ok - scratch that idea. Her FFM visor doesnt fit my Nitro (FFM M9 helmet)

    Keen to know what model FFM visor does fit though
    FFM M7 visor should fit, I think....
    Bought For The Parts.......

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    I can vouch for Nitros. They may be cheap in price but they do the job. Noisy yes, the visor is quite flimsy.

    Had a N900V and superman outta my bike, landing head fiirst, walked away with no concussion at all!

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    Quote Originally Posted by KiwiGs View Post
    I have one, It fits well and the linings can be removed and cleaned which is a bonus for a cheap helmet.
    It also uses the same visors as an FFM which means that is quite a bit of choice out there. For the summer I use a chrome tint which really helps with the glare.
    Removable liners in a cheap helmet, excellent. Will definitely get me a tinted visor to.Is it easy to change visors (i.e. tooless,qick release) ?

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