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You can get good helmets like Sparx, HJC etc for the above price range. But they won't have internal visors. You can try Nuvo and Daijya. Both have got internal visors and fall in your price bracket as well.Originally posted by yackoa View PostHi guys,
I am planning to buy a full face/modular (budget of maximum Rs.6000) dedicated touring helmet
Requirements:
1)Built in sun visor
2) very good ventilation to keep the head cool & maintain fog to minimum during rain rides.
3)DOT certified
Anything better than spartan SOL SF1 ACME ? (available at spartan store on ECR)
Any suggestions guys ?
If possible please tell me where in Chennai I could buy it
I had a similar story...crashed but head was safe but my chin got some cuts due the movable part unlocking itself due to the hit. Then on I realised a full face helmet is the safest. Now I have LS2 and Sparx.Originally posted by Samarth 619 View PostGuys, with no specific reference to anyone, I want to say that even a modular Studds helmet saved my life once, and let me tell you, my right arm was fractured in that accident itself. But again, it was a crash at 40-50 kmph. A Studds helmet won't save me (or you) all our life, as we move on to more powerful machines and higher average speeds.
Please keep these points in mind:
1. Liking a helmet would be more of an emotional opinion, rather than a rational one. And its definitely not wrong.
But, in that case, its better to keep it as a memory on a shelf than ride with it.
Specially so, if its not designed in compliance to the safety standards needed for the purpose. Modular helmet would be good enough for some 40-50 kmph commuting, with frontal lid closed. And beyond that, a well made full face should do.
2. Most manufacturers recommend that you replace a helmet after a crash, as the actual damage might not be visible externally. And its a fact. A slightly damaged helmet won't show a dent at all. Its not metal. In fact, it will appear flawless even if it isn't.
3. Science is Science. Even a half face ARAI won't be able to provide full protection, and that's a fact. Its not recommended to use a half face helmet anywhere, even in commuting. You jaw needs protection.
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It depends if it's really "pressing" you can call them directlyOriginally posted by ayu135 View PostI had sent a query to SPG for SOL helmets almost a week back using the form on their website but havent heard back from them yet. Do they respond to the queries they get on their websites or do i need to call them or something?
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Nothing pressing, I just wanted to buy a helmet from them but there is no way to buy it online, just a form that tells me to input my email and phone number. So should i wait for them to call me or email me with the further details or should i call them?Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View PostIt depends if it's really "pressing" you can call them directly
Anyone who purchased from them online could throw some light on it?
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Perhaps Sunnyside_up! can chime in, but I don't think anyone has bought directly from their website, the website doesn't support an online sale gateway but can be done via contacting them directly so they can help you out in this regard. Most chaps call them up or visit their store!Originally posted by ayu135 View PostNothing pressing, I just wanted to buy a helmet from them but there is no way to buy it online, just a form that tells me to input my email and phone number. So should i wait for them to call me or email me with the further details or should i call them?
Anyone who purchased from them online could throw some light on it?
Cheers!
VJ
Once upon a time, a guy asked a girl 'Will you marry me?'
The girl said, 'NO!'
And the guy lived happily ever after and rode motorcycles and watched sport on a big screen TV, went fishing and surfing, and played golf a lot, and drank beer and scotch and had tons of money in the bank and left the toilet seat up and farted whenever he wanted.
THE END
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atleast first check out a few pages before.. the same has been asked by many members only in the last few pages..Originally posted by vvk1987 View PostPlease suggest me a good helmet with following criteria:
1.Minimum weight (get neck pain even after riding for few kms)
2.Good visor
can it be scratch proof??
3.Online availability
[MENTION=59642]xpranav[/MENTION].. kindly make your presence felt here also
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I have a query (may be noob !!) ............. I have seen Sunny bhaiya in pics from Japan Trip, Australia trip etc with a modular helmet on a powerful machine like Ducati Multistrada ......... how does he justify his choice ?Originally posted by Samarth 619 View PostModular helmet would be good enough for some 40-50 kmph commuting, with frontal lid closed. And beyond that, a well made full face should do.
Airoh (available through Bachoo Motors) will suit you the most as far as light weight is considered ........... but then I have a query for you ........... did you try a search across this thread (before putting up your query) to avail an instant reply from the past posts and discussions ?Originally posted by vvk1987 View PostPlease suggest me a good helmet with following criteria:
1.Minimum weight (get neck pain even after riding for few kms)
2.Good visor
can it be scratch proof??
3.Online availability
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Last edited by Legend Racer; 09-23-2013, 09:04 PM.I'm a responsible rider.It doesn't matter what you ride,but what matters is how you ride.
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the inner crust of helmet, ie after detachable pad seems poor in eyes. have not seen SOL helmet, so asking members here...visor gets scratched easily..the website says its anti scratch...
Last edited by Legend Racer; 09-23-2013, 09:55 PM.I'm a responsible rider.It doesn't matter what you ride,but what matters is how you ride.
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Anti Scratch doesnt mean that it will never get any scratchesOriginally posted by Legend Racer View Postso asking members here...visor gets scratched easily..the website says its anti scratch...
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