Welcome!! This is what I use. It's comfy, quiet and light. It has all of the assets of the BRP "fusion" but at less money.
http://www.webbikeworld.com/r2/motorcycle-helmet/lazer-monaco/
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Welcome!! This is what I use. It's comfy, quiet and light. It has all of the assets of the BRP "fusion" but at less money.
http://www.webbikeworld.com/r2/motorcycle-helmet/lazer-monaco/
PrairieSpyder
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:welcome:
I don't have an answer to your question. But I'm sure many folks will chime in.
Firefly
Active member
I've been using the Nexx XR1R helmets for 5 years now and love them. Once you get used to the lightweight carbon fiber.. you'll never go back to a heavy helmet. My first one was $700... can't believe I paid that much for a helmet... but I did.
I recently found another one online for $250 and snatched it up quickly.
The 'BRP' one looks nice, etc.... but we know they don't make it themselves, so it can probably be had for less by the OEM.
Fat Baxter
Member
Not Snell approved?
What's the head shape? Round, oval, intermediate oval, long oval? This is very important for a proper fit! I have a long oval head, which limits me rather severely -- that's why my last three helmets have been Arai Signet Q's, which are very pricey (~ $700). I'd like to find a flip-up modular, but I think I'm outta luck on that.
What's the head shape? Round, oval, intermediate oval, long oval? This is very important for a proper fit! I have a long oval head, which limits me rather severely -- that's why my last three helmets have been Arai Signet Q's, which are very pricey (~ $700). I'd like to find a flip-up modular, but I think I'm outta luck on that.
SpyderSteveFL
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Have you looked at/tried the Shoei Neotec? I have Intermediate/Long oval as well and it fits great. Awesome helmet.
Fat Baxter
Member
I've looked at the Neotec. I'm also interested in the J-Cruise, but can't find one to actually look at (I like to physically look over things I'm considering). I also like the Arai CT-Z.
It occurs to me that, if head shape is so important, a savvy helmet maker would make a series of different sized shells (S, M. L, etc.) in a generic shape (e.g., round), then tailor the inner suspension system according to head shape and size. Then, for example, you might buy a large Neotec shell, then purchase the suspension liner that fits your head in either a round, oval, or long-oval shape. You could thus fit a wider range of riders.
It occurs to me that, if head shape is so important, a savvy helmet maker would make a series of different sized shells (S, M. L, etc.) in a generic shape (e.g., round), then tailor the inner suspension system according to head shape and size. Then, for example, you might buy a large Neotec shell, then purchase the suspension liner that fits your head in either a round, oval, or long-oval shape. You could thus fit a wider range of riders.
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