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  • Re: Helmets

    Originally posted by Chandan92 View Post
    Purchased MT Revenge, Bikeopedia delivered in one day, haven't tried but feels little bit lighter than MT Blade
    I am looking forward to get the same unit in same design. How is the helmet & which helmet were you using earlier?

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    • Re: Helmets

      Originally posted by sheelpriye View Post
      I am looking forward to get the same unit in same design. How is the helmet & which helmet were you using earlier?
      Helmet is good, nice snug fit. It's lighter than my MT blade which I was using earlier.

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      • Re: Helmets

        Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
        Few of my pointers after watching the video.
        • The helmet should not be loose from forehead and chin/jaw area, so if the inner shell did that, that clearly showed the helmet was "oversized".
        • The D ring never comes out, trust me on this until the button is not clicked properly, so again the question is , was the d ring properly tightened?
        • As per Infoclone padding should be hard, which will eventually make the face/head hit harder object. #riplogic. Also its the shell that should be focussed upon, not the padding.
        • Lastly, tailgating in itself is wrong practice, specially when our roads have unseen brake usage , over that he sped up from start.


        So my question is , is it "really" the helmet that should be questioned?

        P.S : I am not associated with any brand, also I dont even own MT helmet (as of now)
        True all of the above points. The fit is of utmost importance and what feels a proper fit to you might not be so in reality.
        I have purchased a new helmet and for a few days, wearing it for more than an hour resulted in jaw pain, that's how snug it should be. Now that it's broken in there's no pain.
        Also the helmet should never be putting pressure on your forehead. If that's the case then either it's too tight or you need to get a different shaped helmet.

        Also, as he was saying about the padding, I have commented on the video also, it's not the padding but the EPS liner that takes the impact of the collision. Padding is to provide cushioning and obvious will have to soft.

        Bashing a brand just to garner views is not correct. I'm not associated to MT in any way, neither do I use an MT helmet anymore.

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        • Re: Helmets

          Hi everyone. New to the forum and this is my first post.

          Starting off with a question: What will be a good helmet under Rs 2500?

          I have shortlisted the Studds Scorpion D3 Full face helmet and the Steelbird SBA-1 Free Live. Which one do you think would be a better buy? You can also recommend any other helmet.

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          • Re: Helmets

            Originally posted by Ram Shankar Ramasamy View Post
            Hey friends,
            Any inputs on using car window tint film(clear) as scratch proof layer in helmet visors ?
            This could be a great solution, if it does not affect the clarity and visibility, which it probably should not.

            I upvote this and waiting for inputs from other members.

            Cheers and regards,
            Safe riding!

            Originally posted by Avikynwa View Post
            Hi everyone. New to the forum and this is my first post.

            I have shortlisted the Studds Scorpion D3 Full face helmet and the Steelbird SBA-1 Free Live. Which one do you think would be a better buy? You can also recommend any other helmet.
            Hi and welcome,

            They are pretty good in that price range and offer useful features like ventilation, removable liners, various decals and quick-release strap and visors. The only issue in my opinion could be the lack of any other certification like DOT or ECE.

            Any other alternative in the price range would be THH.
            THH | Helmets Online

            Cheers and regards,
            Safe Riding!
            And then the lord said "Let there be Bike": And there was bike
            And the lord saw the bike, and it was Goooood!

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            • Re: Helmets

              Hello everyone.,
              I am new here, this being just my second post. I am looking for a helmet for myself as I have just taken a Dominar and have started going to my workplace on bike instead of a car.

              My work place is just 4-5 kilometers and is a 10 - 12 min ride one side. Occasional Highway rides. Even after going through various pages of this thread I am still confused about the helmet choice. Budget is not a constraint but I want to buy something which is VFM, with easily available online spares, as I live in a city where there is not a single shop which keeps GOOD helmets.

              I am planning to buy one from Bangalore as I am about to go there in a two days.

              Is there any single shop in Bangalore which keeps helmets of all major companies, so that I can try all first before I finalize?

              Any sort of help is appreciated.

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              • Re: Helmets

                Can someone suggest me some helmets to consider under 10k? I like the MT Matrix and Revenge. MT Kre also looks good but not sure if I should pick one with internal visor or not. Any other suggestions? I'm on my way to book duke 390 and might pick one helmet after booking the bike.

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                • Re: Helmets

                  Originally posted by kausarayub View Post
                  Can someone suggest me some helmets to consider under 10k? I like the MT Matrix and Revenge. MT Kre also looks good but not sure if I should pick one with internal visor or not. Any other suggestions? I'm on my way to book duke 390 and might pick one helmet after booking the bike.
                  Both are very good. Internal visor is a subject of personal preferences.

                  Another key thing to note is that the Revenge and the Matrix have a 5star Sharp ratings whereas the Kre does not.

                  Cheers and regards,
                  Safe riding!✌
                  And then the lord said "Let there be Bike": And there was bike
                  And the lord saw the bike, and it was Goooood!

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                  • Re: Helmets

                    Originally posted by Ajeet Padhi View Post
                    Both are very good. Internal visor is a subject of personal preferences.

                    Another key thing to note is that the Revenge and the Matrix have a 5star Sharp ratings whereas the Kre does not.

                    Cheers and regards,
                    Safe riding!✌
                    Tried both and the Matrix feels comfy. They shell size of the Matrix is huge compared to Revenge and it looks a bit bulky. I liked the matte orange Matrix. Will pick up the Matrix a day before bike delivery as the guy told me that I can replace it if there is an issue in first 3-4 days which I'm not going to encounter if I don't use it.

                    Thanks for your quick suggestion.

                    Also inquired about HJC helmets at two stores and both said the same thing that they used to sell it, but now they have stopped selling it due to the availability and price of spares.

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                    • Re: Helmets

                      Originally posted by Avikynwa View Post
                      Hi everyone. New to the forum and this is my first post.

                      Starting off with a question: What will be a good helmet under Rs 2500?

                      I have shortlisted the Studds Scorpion D3 Full face helmet and the Steelbird SBA-1 Free Live. Which one do you think would be a better buy? You can also recommend any other helmet.
                      I feel the inner lining of studds shifter series is much better than Vega free live series. But the shifter series is not available in M size anywhere. I myself picked up SMK matt black from Abhishek Automobile ( distributor of studds helmets, Bangalore). Got at a good price

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                      • Good helmet for protection from dust

                        Hi,


                        I'm A New RE Classic 350 Owner.I Have Been Using The Stock(Black Open Face) Helmet.I Have Been Facing Dust Allergy Issues.So The Doctor Has Advised Me To Use A Full Face Helmet.


                        I Have Worn An LS2 Full Face Helmet In The Past On My Pulsar200NS,It Weights Too Much And I Dont Like A Full Face Helmet As It Blocks The View.


                        Can Someone Please Suggest A Preferably Light Open Face Helmet With Shield?


                        Thanks

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                        • Re: Good helmet for protection from dust

                          Originally posted by cooler121 View Post
                          Hi,


                          I'm A New RE Classic 350 Owner.I Have Been Using The Stock(Black Open Face) Helmet.I Have Been Facing Dust Allergy Issues.So The Doctor Has Advised Me To Use A Full Face Helmet.


                          I Have Worn An LS2 Full Face Helmet In The Past On My Pulsar200NS,It Weights Too Much And I Dont Like A Full Face Helmet As It Blocks The View.


                          Can Someone Please Suggest A Preferably Light Open Face Helmet With Shield?


                          Thanks
                          Are you sure you still want an open face helmet?

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                          • Re: Good helmet for protection from dust

                            Originally posted by kausarayub View Post
                            Are you sure you still want an open face helmet?
                            yeah.............................

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                            • Re: Good helmet for protection from dust

                              Originally posted by cooler121 View Post
                              yeah.............................
                              Open face helmets wont protect you as much as the full face does, even tho if it blocks your view as you say there are mirrors to help you see whats behind I know RE vibrates a lot but still

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                              • Re: Good helmet for protection from dust

                                Originally posted by cooler121 View Post
                                Hi,


                                I'm A New RE Classic 350 Owner.I Have Been Using The Stock(Black Open Face) Helmet.I Have Been Facing Dust Allergy Issues.So The Doctor Has Advised Me To Use A Full Face Helmet.


                                I Have Worn An LS2 Full Face Helmet In The Past On My Pulsar200NS,It Weights Too Much And I Dont Like A Full Face Helmet As It Blocks The View.


                                Can Someone Please Suggest A Preferably Light Open Face Helmet With Shield?


                                Thanks
                                I dont think any allergy would effect that much on the injured face. So you can continue using the open face helmet, no issue with that.
                                Last edited by prateek2210; 02-24-2017, 10:58 PM.
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