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  • #31
    Re: Mt blade helmet review

    Only I find after upgrading from LS2 FF384 to MT Blade (SV Boss) is much more cushioning, comfortable, nice outer shell shape, optional speaker attachment hole, and that is cheap (5,950 INR) compared to other brand.

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    Regards
    Saikat

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    • #32
      Re: Mt blade helmet review

      Guys any idea where we can get tear offs for our visors in India?
      Ride Safe!

      Cheers,
      Maneesh S

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      • #33
        Re: Mt blade helmet review

        Originally posted by saikatbyte View Post
        Only I find after upgrading from LS2 FF384 to MT Blade (SV Boss) is much more cushioning, comfortable, nice outer shell shape, optional speaker attachment hole, and that is cheap (5,950 INR) compared to other brand.
        Did yours come with a Pinlock visor?
        Ride Safe!

        Cheers,
        Maneesh S

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        • #34
          Re: Mt blade helmet review

          Originally posted by sman999 View Post
          Guys any idea where we can get tear offs for our visors in India?
          Not an easy search bro. I have been looking for them for ages.
          What I have learnt is that tear offs don't go on any visor. There are specific visors that have tear off posts. and expectedly most of the helmets within our range don't come with tear off posts. Hence availability in India is mostly very rare even if there is any.

          Rachit
          Rachit K Dogra

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          • #35
            Re: Mt blade helmet review

            Originally posted by rachitkdogra View Post
            Not an easy search bro. I have been looking for them for ages.
            What I have learnt is that tear offs don't go on any visor. There are specific visors that have tear off posts. and expectedly most of the helmets within our range don't come with tear off posts. Hence availability in India is mostly very rare even if there is any.

            Rachit
            Yeah i understand. But for the posts we can figure out a manual DIY at least. The problem is no matter how much you are careful about your visor it tends to get micro scratches due to the debris or the bug hits. The universal screen guards cant be pasted on a visor due to the curved nature of the visor.
            Ride Safe!

            Cheers,
            Maneesh S

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            • #36
              Re: Mt blade helmet review

              Originally posted by sman999 View Post
              Yeah i understand. But for the posts we can figure out a manual DIY at least. The problem is no matter how much you are careful about your visor it tends to get micro scratches due to the debris or the bug hits. The universal screen guards cant be pasted on a visor due to the curved nature of the visor.
              Yup. I agree.
              There is website in US, I guess tearoffs or something.
              Has a lot of variety and good explanation as which one will cover the max area for your visor and stuff. Couldn't find any India link though.
              You might call Performance Racing store in bombay and see if they have it.
              Rachit K Dogra

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              • #37
                Re: Mt blade helmet review

                How is the ventilation for a 34 degree sunny day? Any better than a LS2?

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                • #38
                  Re: Mt blade helmet review

                  Originally posted by Valkyire View Post
                  How is the ventilation for a 34 degree sunny day? Any better than a LS2?
                  Its at par with LS2 wrt ventilation. But the quality of the padding is way better than LS2 and the field of view is great.
                  Ride Safe!

                  Cheers,
                  Maneesh S

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                  • #39
                    Re: Mt blade helmet review

                    Originally posted by sman999 View Post
                    Its at par with LS2 wrt ventilation. But the quality of the padding is way better than LS2 and the field of view is great.
                    I've heard people say that the quality of stitching is very bad and the stitches come off. Is this true? Long term reviews anyone?

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                    • #40
                      Re: Mt blade helmet review

                      Originally posted by Valkyire View Post
                      I've heard people say that the quality of stitching is very bad and the stitches come off. Is this true? Long term reviews anyone?
                      I had used em both quite extensively and I haven't faced any issues with stitching. So no, it might be an one off case.
                      Ride Safe!

                      Cheers,
                      Maneesh S

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                      • #41
                        Re: Mt blade helmet review

                        Originally posted by sman999 View Post
                        I had used em both quite extensively and I haven't faced any issues with stitching. So no, it might be an one off case.
                        Thanks bro. Slight OT, but how is the Axxis Limited EVO? Have my eyes on that.

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                        • #42
                          Re: Mt blade helmet review

                          Originally posted by Valkyire View Post
                          Thanks bro. Slight OT, but how is the Axxis Limited EVO? Have my eyes on that.
                          To tell abt Blade vs Axxis.

                          The former is comfortable and the only issue with it is the internal visor that tends to get loose. It has speaker pockets as well so if you are a ear phones user like me it suits well for ya. It comes even with a pin lock visor now.

                          The latter is more sharper towards the chin and kinda uneasy if you have a broad/round face. So it depends on you. Wearing ear phones is painful in the Axxis. When you open the visor and ride some times the bugs can get into your ears as there is a gap above the cheek padding. I know this cuz my friend has one and had used it as well. It's aerodynamically good and kinda easy on the neck than the Blade.
                          Ride Safe!

                          Cheers,
                          Maneesh S

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                          • #43
                            Re: Mt blade helmet review

                            I am facing lots of trouble while riding in nighttime with the mt blade internal sunvisor which is too loose to withstand any potholes on roads and keep dropping & dropping. Can anyone had this pathetic experience and if yes kindly give a DIY method to solve it! Thanks in advance..
                            Regards
                            Saikat

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                            • #44
                              Re: Mt blade helmet review

                              Originally posted by saikatbyte View Post
                              I am facing lots of trouble while riding in nighttime with the mt blade internal sunvisor which is too loose to withstand any potholes on roads and keep dropping & dropping. Can anyone had this pathetic experience and if yes kindly give a DIY method to solve it! Thanks in advance..
                              The Sun Visor of Blade can be tightened. Spartan ProGear Sunny ji said this...
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                              • #45
                                Re: Mt blade helmet review

                                Originally posted by saikatbyte View Post
                                I am facing lots of trouble while riding in nighttime with the mt blade internal sunvisor which is too loose to withstand any potholes on roads and keep dropping & dropping. Can anyone had this pathetic experience and if yes kindly give a DIY method to solve it! Thanks in advance..
                                Originally posted by niku View Post
                                The Sun Visor of Blade can be tightened. Spartan ProGear Sunny ji said this...
                                Yes it can be tightened but eventually it ll loosen again. Even I'm tired of it. Place a piece of tissue between the sun visor and the helmet to hold it during night rides or tighten it using a star screw driver from the toolkit everytime it loosens.

                                If you don't want it, it can be removed as well. But it's hard to put it back. (was the advice from Spartan showroom fellas)
                                Ride Safe!

                                Cheers,
                                Maneesh S

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