Motorcycles
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One of the local dealers had the new Shoei Ex Zero in stock when I dropped by yesterday.
It's similar to the Bell Moto, but doesn't come with a visor in the box (as far as I know), and has a drop down visor built into it. The fit feels a bit narrower than the Bullitt across the skull, Shoei helmets tend to fit those of us with oval or long oval heads a bit better.
Most of the options are in plain colours, but it's available in a retro striped design too.
It's a pretty light helmet too.
I like it, though I'm not sure how noisy it is, or how good it'd be for long distance riding. (Austin Vince rides far further than any of us, and wears an open faced helmet, so I'm sure it'll be fine.) That said, I'd swap out the cheek pads for a thicker pair to tailor the fit correctly.
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too funny
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I think the Bell Moto is designed for wearing Googles, at least that is what I read somewhere @Graeme
That's right.
The Moto3 has a snap on peak (which is what I meant to say the Ex Zero lacks), but doesn't have the option for a face shield.
The Ex Zero has a drop down face shield, but no peak in the box. I suspect that Shoei will sell one as an accessory.
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A couple weeks back I spotted some guy riding a moped wearing one of these
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what would you guys recommend in the 600cc sport bike department?
i've been looking at r6 from 2008 onwards plus some 675daytona and zx-6r..
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A couple weeks back I spotted some guy riding a moped wearing one of these
Do you have to have a moped? I’d happily wear one to bed…
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I actually got into IH because of my love of scooters, I wanted something thick to possibly save my hide
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@louisbosco the Daytona 675 always had good reviews, but that might have been due to a parochial British press.
The Suzuki GSX750 might be worth considering too. A lot of people thought that it was the sweet spot between a 600 and 1000.
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Love your bike @Kill switch
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Thx! It’s a fun bike
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@louisbosco the Daytona 675 always had good reviews, but that might have been due to a parochial British press.
The Suzuki GSX750 might be worth considering too. A lot of people thought that it was the sweet spot between a 600 and 1000.
yeah i've always loved triumph for what it is worth. but i've been reading that the 675 is under powered compared to the same class during it's time. i'm not sure about a gixxer, never been a fan of suzuki (unless it's a hayabusa) and honda, which is why i didn't think of the CBR600RR.. i know the R6 has been proven for it's time when DR46 rode it, and you can get one at a pretty decent price
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mm fair point you both.. it's like comparing the 1000cc bikes..
