Marushin 999RS Review

I have had a Marushin 999RS helmet for about a year now and would just like to comment on my experience with it. Overall, for the money you pay I would

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Super System 6

I never liked full helmets until I found the BMW System 6. Lightweight and low noise talked me into buying this lid. My glasses don't fit well with padding

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Caberg Konda noisy at low speeds

I found the the Konda to be quite noisy even at low speeds. Closing the full face unit I found it wasn't locking in unless you slam it quite hard and operating

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Q: The best helmet to combat wind noise?

By far the best brand to combat wind noise is Schuberth, they spend a lot of time and money on making sure that their helmets are the quietest on the market

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Arai RX7 GP

I recently purchased my helmet from Moto Central and I'm really pleased with it. Many people complain about the noise but these helmets are made for racing

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Shoei Multitec Motorcycle Helmet

The Multitec Motorcycle Helmet

The Shoei Multitec is the only flip up helmet in the Shoei range.

The replacement for the Shoei Syncrotec it is a great improvement on an already excellent helmet.

The Multitec is aimed at touring riders and is a great stylish helmet which still has the looks of a full face helmet.

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At around the £300 mark it is one of the mid range Flip up helmets but with the assurance that you are not losing out on quality or safety.

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