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 Bendy Mrs Sensible

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If it fits you well, it's good.
I've still got an old Vemar, it's noticably heavier than my Shoei but then it was also noticably cheaper. None of the bits have fallen off over many years of use so it gets the from me. |
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| trevoriv |
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 trevoriv World Chat Champion

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My vemar helmet looks crap, is heavy and mists up at ALL times but its a lot more comfortable than my expensive Suomy helmet. Just got me a mountain of anti-fog/mist products and no problems.
Have seen some very expensive Vemar helmets at around the £200 mark which i really liked but they didnt do my size
If its comfortable then you cant go wrong unless it's noticably heavy as it may start to hurt your neck over long distances, and see how much it mists up with the visor closed as motorway riding with your visor one notch open is no fun at all! |
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| Jack_Cheese |
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 Bendy Mrs Sensible

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| Aikman666 |
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Do you think the weight of the lid makes any difference to the protection it would give you? MY akito helmet weighs nothing, but yet my stepdads (Arai i think) weighs an absolute ton! But yet they are both Gold rated... ____________________ Will work for petrol
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| Stevie GooGs |
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I used to have a Caberg Flip up helmet but a 4 hour drive up north nearly broke my neck so decided to invest in light weight helmet. I went and read reviews on Shoei helmets and found a lot of positive feedback. Went to a local Yamaha dealer tried one and it fits great. I found one bran new not been touched on ebay for about £80.
The helmet is the same as on this link:
https://www.hideout-leather.co.uk/folders/full_face_motorcycle_helmets/helmet_shoei_kagayama_tc5/
Very light, ventilation is superb compared to my Caberg and for the anti fog in the visor works great. It is a racing helmet the only criticism I have is that it can be a bit noisy (I normally listen to music on the bike anyway). If you have the money I would seriously recommend it it’s a early birthday present from my girlfriend. ____________________ Current: 2019 Yamaha T7 -> 2015 KTM Superduke R | 2000 Yamaha R1 Past -> 2009 KTM 990 SM -> 2005 kawasaki ZX10r -> 2000 Honda CBR 600 FY -> 2002 Honda XLV 125 Varadero
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yeah i used to think the same but that 4 hour trip with my head down low my neck was killing me. The helemet just feels so much better at high speeds and the vents when all open freeze your head (in Scotland). It is a hell of a lot of money to spend but i would say its worth it. ____________________ Current: 2019 Yamaha T7 -> 2015 KTM Superduke R | 2000 Yamaha R1 Past -> 2009 KTM 990 SM -> 2005 kawasaki ZX10r -> 2000 Honda CBR 600 FY -> 2002 Honda XLV 125 Varadero
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 20 years, 44 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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