Helmets

[Surya227]

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thanks for that

[_kamikaze_]

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thanks for your response. How much tight is too tight for a helmet? How long does it take to adjust? I find it difficult to wear in and wear off ...will that be adjusted too,as time passby?

The adjustment period can be anywhere from 1 - 4 months. I bought a Steelbird Air which was tight at the forehead, so much that I felt a bit of a headache coming on everytime I rode more than 40 mins, even felt some pain around the ears where it used to be a bit tight. After 3 months or so, it became more comfortable, don't know if the padding adjusted over time or I got used to it

[Somesh1902]

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Considering mt thunder3 sv anyone can pit a detailed review for it ?

[Surya227]

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I feel little better using it now! I've used it on a 100km ride yesterday and now it feels better! I guess padding adjust with time! Mt thunder sv3 is awesome! I've used for 100km and didnt even sweat! ventilation is much better! Noice cancellation is good too! I've clocked 70kmph and found its great!

[Sal]

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Did anyone of you used the SEARCH feature on this thread?
If yes, this question should not have been here

Brother, do you realize that if people stopped asking questions here this thread would be dead?
This thread is there to help, its about discussion on helmets. There will always be new members joining to the community with no knowledge about helmets (I was too once), and they would obviously ask for suggestions on which helmet to buy!
Yes google does help, but the level of satisfaction by taking a actual advice real-time is different. In my opinion, please let the thread be always alive with questions, answers and suggestions!

[paradoxx]

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I hope you all do realize that genuinely inquiring about something with some research is different from just putting up a post with no prior effort of reading through the forum put into it.
The community develops through queries and their responses but those have to be with material that contributes to the discussion not just repeatitive and lazy questions without a second put into it.
The people who've been in this forum for long have been patiently answering these queries again and again and again. But the person putting up the post also has a responsibility to at least read a bit before just blatantly putting up a query. Google is there for a reason, the search on this forum is there for a reason.
After doing your bit, if you have any query, any doubts selecting the product, I'm sure all would be happy to help you out. But a question just asking 'what helmet to buy for so & so rupees' is utter laziness. At least shortlist a few and ask about them.
Since we don't have a very strict moderating system like the "other" forum, it's up to us to maintain the quality.
Peace out.

[Srvn]

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I hope you all do realize that genuinely inquiring about something with some research is different from just putting up a post with no prior effort of reading through the forum put into it.
The community develops through queries and their responses but those have to be with material that contributes to the discussion not just repeatitive and lazy questions without a second put into it.
The people who've been in this forum for long have been patiently answering these queries again and again and again. But the person putting up the post also has a responsibility to at least read a bit before just blatantly putting up a query. Google is there for a reason, the search on this forum is there for a reason.
After doing your bit, if you have any query, any doubts selecting the product, I'm sure all would be happy to help you out. But a question just asking 'what helmet to buy for so & so rupees' is utter laziness. At least shortlist a few and ask about them.
Since we don't have a very strict moderating system like the "other" forum, it's up to us to maintain the quality.
Peace out.

Well put mate. Hope this clears the air atleast for a few more days to come before the repetition cycle begins.

Cheers
Srvn

[prateek2210]

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Yes google does help, but the level of satisfaction by taking a actual advice real-time is different. In my opinion, please let the thread be always alive with questions, answers and suggestions!

Even the answers to the same questions are/were real time, by users and members. I do reply to queries when it is something that has not been answered or will have different answers.
Also thread wont die, no matter what, people keep on buying helmets and will share it here. Others will appreciate it or will pour in more suggestions, people will ask from "given/tried" options as per their budget, others will give the positives and negatives.

I hope you all do realize that genuinely ..............................
Since we don't have a very strict moderating system like the "other" forum, it's up to us to maintain the quality.
Peace out.

Exactly, when one can type a query, just add 10minutes more and search it. The youth today can find how to adjust tappets, I am sure they can search how to find posts with answers.

@All : I use sarcasm because , How would you feel if I or others keep on asking same questions again and again. I tried answering questions all these years that I have been on this forum.

[scapeghost]

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I have recently purchased mt thunder3 sv board....my forehead as measured by a tape records 56cm and I have ordered medium size from SPG. But it feels very snug and difficult to wear it off from my head! Is this ok? or should I excange it for a Large size?

My MT revenge is size M. Bought around 6 months and 5000kms ago.
My head measures 55cms above the eyebrows and according to most brands' size charts I should go for size S. But it was too tight, Had to go for M. Even the M was really tight and this being my first full face helmet I was unsure about how snug it should be. But after using it I can say size M is perfect for me, feels secure. Also keep in mind helmets are evenly shaped while heads are not, so use the size chart just as a general guide. On the racetrack maybe size S would be ideal for me where safety takes priority over comfort.
Advice for you - first check SPG exchange policy, then try a few helmets at stores in both sizes M and L. Wear a balaclava while doing so, I always do. Exchange to size L only if you are certain it is needed
Also keep in mind if your weight is on the upward trend or downward, that would make a difference for sure

[The Commuter Dude]

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Hello, People! I just bought an SMK Twister (Size-M) and it's a pretty snug fit on the cheeks and other areas, not too tight, not too loose, but it kind of gets a bit uncomfortable on the ears, as they fold inside the helmet. Now I was wondering if the padding near the ears would also loosen up a bit, or only the padding around the cheeks is the one that 'breaks-in'. Also, how much time does this Breaking-in of the padding usually take?

[Siddhanth Paul]

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Hello, People! I just bought an SMK Twister (Size-M) and it's a pretty snug fit on the cheeks and other areas, not too tight, not too loose, but it kind of gets a bit uncomfortable on the ears, as they fold inside the helmet. Now I was wondering if the padding near the ears would also loosen up a bit, or only the padding around the cheeks is the one that 'breaks-in'. Also, how much time does this Breaking-in of the padding usually take?

Break in time depends on the frequency of wearing. In my case, it took a month to get comfortable. I wore it everyday, for around 2 hours (commute) and maybe more on Sundays (rides).
Or, wear a balclava. It'll make the fitting smoother and more comfortable.

[The Commuter Dude]

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Break in time depends on the frequency of wearing. In my case, it took a month to get comfortable. I wore it everyday, for around 2 hours (commute) and maybe more on Sundays (rides).
Or, wear a balclava. It'll make the fitting smoother and more comfortable.

Thanks for the Information! Yeah, I've tried wearing a balaclava inside, and it feels a little better after that!

[Thamps]

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Any information about revolt helmets,?saw one favourable review here.but the thing retails for close to 10k now.what about safety certifications.any ideas?

[Somesh1902]

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Any information about revolt helmets,?saw one favourable review here.but the thing retails for close to 10k now.what about safety certifications.any ideas?

Revolt helmets starts from 6250 and is dot certified.

[Thamps]

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Revolt helmets starts from 6250 and is dot certified.

And it's made in?can't find anything online,or in their website.a fly revolt comes up in revzilla,but it's Snell certified.i guess it's different...