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Doesn't look that great frankly but in terms of utility and cost effectiveness may work out good. Would love to see a comparison between these and the ones normally used. I use a Steelbird helmet myself for my daily commute and it works great.
While choosing one I tried out various models, the imported ones were too bulky for my head size and not a perfect fit. Finalized on an SB 1 Air helmet and it is certainly one of the best indian helmets for the price paid.
It seems if you overtake, others think you are wearing full face and if someone overtakes you they'll think it's half face!!
Anyways on a serious note, what's the round hole visible in the rear view of the brown helmet (the one above yellow one)? Considering design, doesn't look to be air vent.
Thanks.
Finally I can wear a full face helmet and eat an ice-cream at the same time!
J/K, but a curious design. A sunvisor on a helmet adds a great deal of comfort, so good to see it on this helmet. Would appreciate if someone has any real life review on this.
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Originally Posted by pradipk
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Anyways on a serious note, what's the round hole visible in the rear view of the brown helmet (the one above yellow one)? Considering design, doesn't look to be air vent.
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Looks like a hole for a wire/cable to pass through. Looks similar to the ones found on bags to have your headphone wire.
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Originally Posted by sandx
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. I use a Steelbird helmet myself for my daily commute and it works great. .
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Originally Posted by pradipk
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It seems if you overtake, others think you are wearing full face and if someone overtakes you they'll think it's half face!!.
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Originally Posted by ani_meher
(Post 4589572)
Finally I can wear a full face helmet and eat an ice-cream at the same time!.
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I hope you guys read that this is a rally helmet for cars and not a riding helmet. With that half chin guard, if you ever used it to ride a bike and fell forward, it will break your nose and probably take some teeth as well. This is meant to be worn in cars during special events which protects the head in case there's excessive movement of the head and prevent injuries due to to coming in contact with the side pillar, roll cage etc.
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Originally Posted by audioholic
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I hope you guys read that this is a rally helmet for cars and not a riding helmet. With that half chin guard, if you ever used it to ride a bike and fell forward, it will break your nose and probably take some teeth as well. This is meant to be worn in cars during special events which protects the head in case there's excessive movement of the head and prevent injuries due to to coming in contact with the side pillar, roll cage etc.
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Yes, I read the description. However, this sits halfway between full face and half face helmets, and offers increased protection with mostly half face portability, hence the jokes :)
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Originally Posted by audioholic
(Post 4594563)
I hope you guys read that this is a rally helmet for cars and not a riding helmet. With that half chin guard, if you ever used it to ride a bike and fell forward, it will break your nose and probably take some teeth as well.
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Am very much aware what a rally helmet is. Was just indicating that steelbird makes good helmets. Not sure where it came out that way in my post that this is a riding helmet.
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