HD's Helmets
#11
01-19-2010 | 08:44 AM
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Nice, thanks for all the response's guys. I like the look of that Sy-max II, how is it with airflow? I'm in TN and it can get a touch hot and humid down here. I guess the same goes for the scorpion, the EXO-700 looks nice and has a decent price on it. Most of my apprehension comes from the fit. I know its important to get a good fit and ordering online puts a fair amount of guess work into it
#12
01-19-2010 | 09:34 AM
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From: SE Wisconsin
The Helmet Shop in Daytona sells the black Symax II model for $256.49 with free ship over $99.00. I have ordered a couple helmets from them in the past and they were quick to ship.
http://www.helmetshop.com/cgi/commer...on&key=ST-9195
http://www.helmetshop.com/cgi/commer...on&key=ST-9195
#13
01-19-2010 | 10:03 AM
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From: Indianapolis
I have a Sparx FF, HJC 3/4, and a HD 1/2. I probably like the HJC the best of the bunch. Sparx are priced pretty low and are OK for the price. You can find a good deal on HJC's on ebay. I picked up mine for $50 new.
I don't recall who makes HD's helmets. It may be HJC or AFX.
If you are serious about a modular, then check-out the Shark Evoline. It's probably the slickest modular out now, but it's not cheap.
I don't recall who makes HD's helmets. It may be HJC or AFX.
If you are serious about a modular, then check-out the Shark Evoline. It's probably the slickest modular out now, but it's not cheap.
#14
01-19-2010 | 12:42 PM
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Nice, thanks for all the response's guys. I like the look of that Sy-max II, how is it with airflow? I'm in TN and it can get a touch hot and humid down here. I guess the same goes for the scorpion, the EXO-700 looks nice and has a decent price on it. Most of my apprehension comes from the fit. I know its important to get a good fit and ordering online puts a fair amount of guess work into it
#17
01-19-2010 | 06:29 PM
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From: Torrance, So. Cal.
+1 on that. Not all helmets are created equal. Some are a bit more oval and can squeeze you a bit on the sides of your skull, and vise versa. Not to mention one manufacturer's Large is another's Medium size. Save yourself a little frustration and try a few on to see how it fits, then look around online.
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