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  • hey guyd any idea about SOL DUAL SPORT helmet price in Hyderabad or bangloor
    here is the link

    SS-1 EDGE-SS-1-SOL HELMET,Motorcycle, Motocross, ATV, Scooter and Snowmobile manufacture

    and also how abt LS2 helmets..are they good..bcoz some one told me..it got some problems...i am specially looking for LS2 mx433 motocross...what will be the good price for that helmet...either in Hyderabad or bangloor

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    • Originally posted by aadimanav View Post
      hey guyd any idea about SOL DUAL SPORT helmet price in Hyderabad or bangloor
      here is the link

      SS-1 EDGE-SS-1-SOL HELMET,Motorcycle, Motocross, ATV, Scooter and Snowmobile manufacture

      and also how abt LS2 helmets..are they good..bcoz some one told me..it got some problems...i am specially looking for LS2 mx433 motocross...what will be the good price for that helmet...either in Hyderabad or bangloor
      You might find your answer here
      NOT BEEN THERE NOT DONE THAT

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      • Originally posted by deekshith89 View Post
        Hi guys i just got my p220 2 months back and i want to buy a helmet Has anyone used the new Daijya's? or Rjays Apex both are same cost range but which one to choose im confused like hell :s a lot of people say daijya helmets are not reliable . Has anyone Used daijya or rjays Apex helmets will love the Suggestion or any other brand in 5grand range
        I've been using RJays Apex for about 7-8 months now. I don't like it for the fact that the visor fits tight in the centre but there's slight gap from the sides. So a decent amount of air gets in if your riding at 60+ kmph and it only increases with the speed. This forces me to ride with shades most of the time. Other issue is that it doesn't fit snugly on the ears (I have L size as M was too tight), so again if its cold outside and your speeding, ears starts paining within no time. This might be the case only with my helmet. Otherwise its a pretty solid helmet for the price. If you go for it make sure there's no gap and that visor fits properly and also that it fits snugly around your ears.

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        • Originally posted by nin View Post
          Had been to rajmachi and shot this with my helmet cam...even if the video is hilarious..its shows the importance of ATGATT ! have a look..

          Offroading Awesomeness-Rajmachi -8th Jan 2012 - YouTube

          Really Hillarious..!!



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          • Originally posted by madhav krishna View Post
            You might find your answer here
            i already seen the site..could not fine that particular model....thats why posted the message..

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            • Originally posted by saurabhjd View Post
              breath deflector wont help much. its all show but no go.........
              Hehehe...but something is better than ajibath nothing....
              Sometimes it takes a whole tankful of fuel before you can think straight.

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              • Originally posted by maxThriLL View Post
                I've been using RJays Apex for about 7-8 months now. I don't like it for the fact that the visor fits tight in the centre but there's slight gap from the sides. So a decent amount of air gets in if your riding at 60+ kmph and it only increases with the speed. This forces me to ride with shades most of the time. Other issue is that it doesn't fit snugly on the ears (I have L size as M was too tight), so again if its cold outside and your speeding, ears starts paining within no time. This might be the case only with my helmet. Otherwise its a pretty solid helmet for the price. If you go for it make sure there's no gap and that visor fits properly and also that it fits snugly around your ears.
                I got a Vega Formula HP recently and have this issue. I thought it will take some time to get used to or is there only in low priced helmets. How long has it been since you got yours? Mine is just 2 weeks old and I am getting more comfortable. The ear pain comes at times though.
                2004 Bajaj Discover 125 DTSi - 26000 KM - Sold
                2012 Suzuki GS150R

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                • Originally posted by aadimanav View Post
                  hey guyd any idea about SOL DUAL SPORT helmet price in Hyderabad or bangloor
                  here is the link

                  SS-1 EDGE-SS-1-SOL HELMET,Motorcycle, Motocross, ATV, Scooter and Snowmobile manufacture

                  and also how abt LS2 helmets..are they good..bcoz some one told me..it got some problems...i am specially looking for LS2 mx433 motocross...what will be the good price for that helmet...either in Hyderabad or bangloor
                  Look at what I got my hands on to test!

                  Have been using this for the last few days, so I thought I'd share my first impressions -

                  PROS

                  - A very stylish helmet. I'm not really into the urban street/MX styling, but this is one good looker!
                  - Very well made. I initially had my reservations about this type of helmet and in fact initially thought the helmet was a little flimsy, until I realised that I had not put in the mouthpiece that came in the box. Once inserted properly, the helmet became rigid and confidence inspiring. Most MX style helmets are very lightweight, since they are used for low speed off-roading. Urban/Dual Sport helmets need to combine the qualities of the MX style along with the structural integrity requirements of a road helmet. The SS01 does this well.
                  - The peak is stable at even speeds upto 160kmph. The properly designed peak allows airflow without jerking the peak upwards.
                  - The visor seals well and like all SOL visors has excellent optical quality.
                  - The peak actually offers good shade to the riders face keeping him protected from the direct sun, an excellent feature in the city and while touring.
                  - The helmet uses a D-ring clasp.
                  - DOT certified quality.

                  CONS

                  - The narrow front shape of this style of helmet tapers to the front and as a result, the cheek-pads seem less plush . After being used to the thick and plush cheek-pads of the 68S and even SF01, the cheekpads felt relatively thin. I guess that this is the flipside of this kind of helmet.
                  - The visor mechanism while operating with a positive feel requires a lot of torque to open and close the visor. As a result the visor snaps open and closed rather vigorously. This is because the well-defined visor tab is located near to the pivot point.
                  - The peak though stable at high speed does get buffeted in heavy cross-winds. Nothing unmanageable or uncomfortable, but still noticeable.


                  SUMMARY

                  This is an good choice option of helmet for urban/street and even sport-touring. The peak was not even noticeable at speeds of upto 140+ on my 650r and the shade offered was a pleasant experience in the city and along the highway. For dedicated high speed or track use though, I would stick to my full-face 68s.

                  Expected to be available from mid-March. Retail price estimated at approx.Rs.3800/- onwards.

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                  • Originally posted by Sunnyside_up! View Post
                    Look at what I got my hands on to test!

                    Have been using this for the last few days, so I thought I'd share my first impressions -

                    PROS

                    - A very stylish helmet. I'm not really into the urban street/MX styling, but this is one good looker!
                    - Very well made. I initially had my reservations about this type of helmet and in fact initially thought the helmet was a little flimsy, until I realised that I had not put in the mouthpiece that came in the box. Once inserted properly, the helmet became rigid and confidence inspiring. Most MX style helmets are very lightweight, since they are used for low speed off-roading. Urban/Dual Sport helmets need to combine the qualities of the MX style along with the structural integrity requirements of a road helmet. The SS01 does this well.
                    - The peak is stable at even speeds upto 160kmph. The properly designed peak allows airflow without jerking the peak upwards.
                    - The visor seals well and like all SOL visors has excellent optical quality.
                    - The peak actually offers good shade to the riders face keeping him protected from the direct sun, an excellent feature in the city and while touring.
                    - The helmet uses a D-ring clasp.
                    - DOT certified quality.

                    CONS

                    - The narrow front shape of this style of helmet tapers to the front and as a result, the cheek-pads seem less plush . After being used to the thick and plush cheek-pads of the 68S and even SF01, the cheekpads felt relatively thin. I guess that this is the flipside of this kind of helmet.
                    - The visor mechanism while operating with a positive feel requires a lot of torque to open and close the visor. As a result the visor snaps open and closed rather vigorously. This is because the well-defined visor tab is located near to the pivot point.
                    - The peak though stable at high speed does get buffeted in heavy cross-winds. Nothing unmanageable or uncomfortable, but still noticeable.


                    SUMMARY

                    This is an good choice option of helmet for urban/street and even sport-touring. The peak was not even noticeable at speeds of upto 140+ on my 650r and the shade offered was a pleasant experience in the city and along the highway. For dedicated high speed or track use though, I would stick to my full-face 68s.

                    Expected to be available from mid-March. Retail price estimated at approx.Rs.3800/- onwards.
                    thanks bro

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                    • Guys with SOL 68S helmet, how much did it cost you? Do share ur experience. I have mailed SOL helmets for the price quote incl. Shipping charges to Delhi and they quoted Rs 4775 for the helmet + rs 500 extra as shipping charges.

                      guys please provide your valuable inputs.
                      BIKING ??? " A RELIGION "

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                      • Originally posted by Sunnyside_up! View Post
                        Look at what I got my hands on to test!

                        Have been using this for the last few days, so I thought I'd share my first impressions -

                        PROS

                        - A very stylish helmet. I'm not really into the urban street/MX styling, but this is one good looker!
                        - Very well made. I initially had my reservations about this type of helmet and in fact initially thought the helmet was a little flimsy, until I realised that I had not put in the mouthpiece that came in the box. Once inserted properly, the helmet became rigid and confidence inspiring. Most MX style helmets are very lightweight, since they are used for low speed off-roading. Urban/Dual Sport helmets need to combine the qualities of the MX style along with the structural integrity requirements of a road helmet. The SS01 does this well.
                        - The peak is stable at even speeds upto 160kmph. The properly designed peak allows airflow without jerking the peak upwards.
                        - The visor seals well and like all SOL visors has excellent optical quality.
                        - The peak actually offers good shade to the riders face keeping him protected from the direct sun, an excellent feature in the city and while touring.
                        - The helmet uses a D-ring clasp.
                        - DOT certified quality.

                        CONS

                        - The narrow front shape of this style of helmet tapers to the front and as a result, the cheek-pads seem less plush . After being used to the thick and plush cheek-pads of the 68S and even SF01, the cheekpads felt relatively thin. I guess that this is the flipside of this kind of helmet.
                        - The visor mechanism while operating with a positive feel requires a lot of torque to open and close the visor. As a result the visor snaps open and closed rather vigorously. This is because the well-defined visor tab is located near to the pivot point.
                        - The peak though stable at high speed does get buffeted in heavy cross-winds. Nothing unmanageable or uncomfortable, but still noticeable.


                        SUMMARY

                        This is an good choice option of helmet for urban/street and even sport-touring. The peak was not even noticeable at speeds of upto 140+ on my 650r and the shade offered was a pleasant experience in the city and along the highway. For dedicated high speed or track use though, I would stick to my full-face 68s.

                        Expected to be available from mid-March. Retail price estimated at approx.Rs.3800/- onwards.
                        That is one awesome helmet. I myself really dont like the off road helmets but this 1 is total exception.
                        Plz plz plz get the sl68s II metal Man also with this. Ive already waited so long for a new helmet
                        Originally posted by SARAB_FI View Post
                        Guys with SOL 68S helmet, how much did it cost you? Do share ur experience. I have mailed SOL helmets for the price quote incl. Shipping charges to Delhi and they quoted Rs 4775 for the helmet + rs 500 extra as shipping charges.

                        guys please provide your valuable inputs.
                        Its the same for everyone

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                        • Originally posted by SARAB_FI View Post
                          Guys with SOL 68S helmet, how much did it cost you? Do share ur experience. I have mailed SOL helmets for the price quote incl. Shipping charges to Delhi and they quoted Rs 4775 for the helmet + rs 500 extra as shipping charges.

                          guys please provide your valuable inputs.

                          Sarab,

                          The prices are published on the company website and even printed on the helmet boxes to prevent any hanky-panky by resellers. The Rs.500/- is the charges of DTDC courier for airfreight to your doorstep.

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                          • @Sunnyside_up Thanks for the review...



                            I loved this one^^

                            One could also get one for his girlfriend



                            Would be glad to know if anyone has tested this one...

                            A very good and safe biker not only because he can pop up either of the wheels,scrape his knees on a corner or go fast and make it look stylish but because he very well knows his limits and capabilities and has the patience to learn about others and ride safe ! :)

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                            • Originally posted by nin View Post
                              Would be glad to know if anyone has tested this one...
                              +1
                              Features on the global website are mind-blowing.

                              Cheers.
                              Happiness comes from the Journey; not the Destination.


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                              • Originally posted by nin View Post
                                @Sunnyside_up Thanks for the review...

                                One could also get one for his girlfriend
                                Actually, SOL does import helmets for women too. My wife uses a 68s Unicorn - Pink! See the attached pic (sorry for the poor quality). They also import the 39y exclusively for women riders. Women's helmets come in smaller shells sizes and girly-type graphics.


                                Originally posted by nin View Post
                                Would be glad to know if anyone has tested this one...

                                Originally posted by Aniket_N View Post
                                +1
                                Features on the global website are mind-blowing.

                                Cheers.

                                Check with SriramEfunds - he's been using this for the last six months and he's now also picked up a 68s Red Unicorn. In fact I think he posted some pics and a review about a month back.

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