03-30-2009, 06:54 AM | #11 |
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Alan what is your excuse for being awake at 2:30 in the morning ? ME.........I am basically nocturnal and retired so I can walk/ride to the beat of a different drummer.
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03-30-2009, 09:32 AM | #13 |
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I use a Nolan N-41 with a removable visor (very similar to the Airoh above) & removable retractable face shield for those colder days.
This model has been superceded by the N-42 with retractable faceshield AND retractable dark sunscreen so it's possible you won't need sunglasses. Mine has been a super piece. Good fitting with a removable washable liner (very important for no funk riding). They are DOT approved. It is Italian made (they have small craniums), and they run a bit small (I wear a XXX). This is my 3rd one and (at least for me) they are undoubtably the lightest most comfy 3/4 I've found. $135 +/- My last Nolan saved my head in my 2006 accident. Most times I wear a DOT police Harley 1/2 helmet.
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03-30-2009, 11:58 PM | #17 |
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Hi, there.
Mine is almost same kind as yours, but different brand HJC (cheap one but good enough for me). Both DOT and SNELL approved. Fiberglass >> it's a really light weight. I choose one less size for the little tight feelings and for the high speed riding. As I wear glasses, this is almost required option for me. At the high speed, I mean high speed (90 - 120 mph on my experiences), no problems at all if face-shield is on. Just little bit more wind noise, that's it. If I hid behind the wind screen, the noise also removed all. I like the one I'm having now... To make nap, let the baby exercise; make him/her move around after good baby meals ???? Just thought....
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Someone sent me this today - here's another reason to wear a full face helmet--
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