Best sound proofed Flip up helmet

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Thanks fellow sufferer as always good to know what to avoid.

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Watty2016 wrote:Cheers will have a look at both, would be interested in general views on this one, as I have heard that you can't ride with the flip up, so what's the point I am asking myself?

May just go for full face. :blink:
There is another option.

http://www.shark-helmets.com/product.ph ... %20English

Can be used full face or open face, also has sun visor.
I've been wearing one for two years now. Suits my riding.
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I take it that the flip goes all the way back and not just to the top of the helmet, as my instructor told me it isn't legal unless it goes all the way back? :blink:
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Watty2016 wrote:I take it that the flip goes all the way back and not just to the top of the helmet, as my instructor told me it isn't legal unless it goes all the way back? :blink:
Yes it does, shows in the pics.
And tested in full face and open face.
I only really wear it full face on Motorway type roads now.
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Cheers realised that after I replied !!! And it looks really cool how is it for sound and windproofing? (thumbs)
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Watty2016 wrote:Cheers realised that after I replied !!! And it looks really cool how is it for sound and windproofing? (thumbs)
As good as any full face I've tried, I think it helps as it's quite snug aroung the face. But I use ear plugs when on a longer trip, not so much for local bimbling.
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Re: Best sound proofed Flip up helmet

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Cheers really like the look of this one, I will check it out at local shop this weekend.

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Re: Best sound proofed Flip up helmet

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The Caberg Tourmax is homologated for use with the chin piece up as well as down :-)
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Re: Best sound proofed Flip up helmet

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ymfb wrote:
Allan F wrote:Got a Shoei Neotech. Nice & quiet, all day comfort. (thumbs)
Its amazing how two people (you and me) can rate the same product completely differently, I guess its proves honesty and makes it more important for the OP to try before he buys or get more feedback.
Different shaped heeds ! Different bikes. Different seating positions. Loads of other factors. Quietest helmet I've ever owned was Scuberth S1 Pro.

Quite rightly try before you buy.
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Re: Best sound proofed Flip up helmet

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Watty2016 wrote:I take it that the flip goes all the way back and not just to the top of the helmet, as my instructor told me it isn't legal unless it goes all the way back? :blink:
your instructor is wrong :whistle:
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