Lew wrote:
> On 01 Mar 2008, Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote in news:5hgyj.269831
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>> Lew wrote:
>>
>>> I'm thinking of getting a flip up helmet this spring, so I picked up
>>> the Competition Accessories catalog. There are almost 20 pages of
>>> helmets, priced from $39 to over $500! I feel like I'm shopping for
>>> a mattress.
>> Read the current thread with the Subject: Motor Cycle Helmets
>>
>
> Thanks. I read it. My point was that, like mattresses, the vast
> number of makes and models make shopping confusing. That said, I've
> narrowed it down to the Nolan N102 or the KBC FFR.
>
I have the Nolan. So long as it fits, I doubt you'll have any regrets.
But do make sure it fits. I wear a size XL, and IMHO the fit is a bit
off - the chin guard brushes my chin a lot (and I'm not big-chinned like
Jay Leno... maybe they use the same face shield on all sizes of
helmets?) and I had to hollow out the cheek pads because they were
squeezing me into a pucker. But with that done, I like it.
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>> Lew wrote:
>>
>>> I'm thinking of getting a flip up helmet this spring, so I picked up
>>> the Competition Accessories catalog. There are almost 20 pages of
>>> helmets, priced from $39 to over $500! I feel like I'm shopping for
>>> a mattress.
>> Read the current thread with the Subject: Motor Cycle Helmets
>>
>
> Thanks. I read it. My point was that, like mattresses, the vast
> number of makes and models make shopping confusing. That said, I've
> narrowed it down to the Nolan N102 or the KBC FFR.
>