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What you guys think? This is overwhelming [emoji28]


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Try what fits best. Trust me! Unless you just want to look good.

You need a snug and comfortable fit and the different padding sizes until you get to where you want. Also, from experience… the helmet fits differently at 300 kph on this bike.


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Alkhater said:
Try what fits best. Trust me! Unless you just want to look good.

You need a snug and comfortable fit and the different padding sizes until you get to where you want. Also, from experience… the helmet fits differently at 300 kph on this bike.


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No i want the best fit for sure! Good point!


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CSV4 said:
it's a 200+ hp power bike... not sure you need to do a trackday to make the Pista worth it.
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Yeah but it’s a naked bike don’t think that a good helmet for “normal use” let’s say..do you have that helmet what is your experience then!?


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With some of the more race orientated helmets the downward vision may be restricted a bit. On an older Arai I had, I couldn't see the dash unless I moved my head down when upright. On a Shoei GT-Air or an Arai Defiant-X this wasn't a problem but the GT-Air had a bit more downward vision.
 
i have a v4s. AGV visibility is better than Arai for me. I've not noticed any lack of ability to see my dash and the peripheral visibility is miles better. One thing that is a drawback on the agv is that the "chin" padding is not as good as Arai so I sometimes feel like it's passing vibrations to my jaw.... there's probably a solution there for it, it hasnt bothered me enough to look for it.

otherwise better than Arai in all respects.

much better for my ktm too because it's more aerodynamic
 
CSV4 said:
i have a v4s. AGV visibility is better than Arai for me. I've not noticed any lack of ability to see my dash and the peripheral visibility is miles better. One thing that is a drawback on the agv is that the "chin" padding is not as good as Arai so I sometimes feel like it's passing vibrations to my jaw.... there's probably a solution there for it, it hasnt bothered me enough to look for it.

otherwise better than Arai in all respects.

much better for my ktm too because it's more aerodynamic
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I will go tomorrow to ducati here in Lisbon and check the Arai helmets in the store.
It will be the Arai or the Shoei!


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Ducati_Murse said:
I will go tomorrow to ducati here in Lisbon and check the Arai helmets in the store.
It will be the Arai or the Shoei!


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Get whichever helmet that fits you the best and is from a reputable manufacturer. The only way to know for sure is to try on a bunch of different helmets.
 
Taz said:
Get whichever helmet that fits you the best and is from a reputable manufacturer. The only way to know for sure is to try on a bunch of different helmets.
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That’s right [emoji1320]


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