Enter the Shoei modular helmet.
Like a pillow from some luxury resort, Shoei’s helmet padding is flawlessly comfortable.
Earpads and a chin curtain eliminate wind entry, making for a quiet ride.
There’s little if any buffeting (your head doesn’t get tossed around by wind).
Every vent works. You can actually feel the air flow through while standing still.
A fog resistant, pinlock insert comes with.
The inner/secondary visor (tinted shade) is well polarized.
Shoei modular helmets are among the most successful against the infamous roll-off test.
Shoei helmets consistently show very low impact response and the highest crash protection, especially for the full facial coverage and modular helmets.
For around $600, it’s an incredible helmet. Add Sena’s SMH10 + their earbud kit and you’ve got a recipe for convenient hi-tech riding.
What Motorcycle Helmets Do You Prefer?
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