Which Helmet.....

[Tal]

Me too!! Means I can ride how I like without the constant tap tap tapping on the helmet

...or the frukin...'dig dig dig' in the ribs...or the leaning the wrong way in the corners....or yelling in the ears...

 

[Grumpy Ole Codger]

...or the frukin...'dig dig dig' in the ribs...or the leaning the wrong way in the corners....or yelling in the ears...

 

[laraza]

I wear the HJC RPHA 10+ and love it. Bit noisy (wear plugs anyway) but sooooo light, would never go back to a non carbon helmet. Just done a number of 4-500 mile days and didn't even notice it was on my head (looks cool too!)

 

[Tal]

Like this alot...quiet....strong...good visor catch and excellent vents...has high quality sun visor too...

HJC Helmets 1690-634 Matte Black Large RPHA-70 ST Helmet

 

[Tal]

I wear the HJC RPHA 10+ and love it

we posted at the same time..
I currently wear the RPHA 10....a bit noisy too but light as...

 

[barbagris]

I wear the HJC RPHA 10+ and love it.

You do seem to surround yourself with pretty things. But for God's sake, Frank do not wrap it in black vinyl!.

 

[TheWhingnut]

I'm all in for the SHoei RF-SR and the SHoei Neotec II. i like that they both are designed for touring riding which gives you lots of air flow. both are very quiet for their respective style of helmet.

 

[CamaroCarl]

I am currently using an LS2 modular helmet. Don't have a ton of miles on it yet, but it is comfortable. I like the way the chin bar folds all the way back, so I wear it as a 3/4 helmet in town and when I hit the highway I fold the chin bar down, close the visor and I'm good to go.

 

[Tripps]

One's pleasure. One point of note - If you DO NOT NEED OR WANT A FLIP FRONT - a plain old FULL FACE version will be lighter.
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A smoker might disagree.

 

[Jay]

That skull helmet looks cool, but highly restrictive for the vision. I ride a Klim T1200 modular with the transition lens. Lightest modular at the time that also fit my head shape and the transition lens is excellent. I prefer the modular as it allows me the protection of a full face when it comes to gravel and other objects, but the flexibility of a 1/2 or 3/4 when I need to see more at the tank, take a drink, eat a snack, or cool down. 20k miles so far.