r3 newbie with helmet "wind slapping"

A . riding a motorcycle is known for being noisy apparently
B . buy a decent lid
C .if you want to listen music or make a phone call stay at home..........concentrate on riding your bike ffs
 
i removed my triumph screen and panniers on the first day i bought the bike.
my head felt like it was in a tumble dryer due to the wind buffeting
 
I made these for mine out of lexan. They helped reduce buffeting alot.


I ordered my new windshield without the fog light cut out, hoping that helps even more.
 
Todd - almost any modern helmet is quieter than Biltwell Gringo.. To eliminate buffeting you need lower deflectors (see Rocket Scientist post above). It is the wind going under the windshield that causes the noise (and seriously shakes your head above 160km/100mph).

Most helmets are tuned for use without fairings and windshields (logical approach). I personally prefer no windscreens on R3 just to have as quiet as it gets inside my helmet. As naked bike, R3 provides pretty good protection for its class.

You can use memphis shades lower deflectors for VTX1800 on the Rocket.
 
Having read through this thread with a lot of useful information regarding the dynamics of wind etc, but I can only wonder that a simple solution to stop the wind slapping your helmet would be to button your flies!