Helmet is in excellent shape. I only wore 1/2 dozen times before I decided I needed a larger helmet. [There are 2 scratches less than 1/32” wide X 3/8” across the chin. What may look like scratches on face or shell is flash reflection.]
Size XL. There are 5 shell sizes in this model, so it fits considerably better than most helmets that just use 1 or 2 different size shells. It is excellent for oblong heads, not like some HJC which are almost round. It has a quick release self-adjusting base plate system to make face plate changes quick. It has 7 variable vents, so you can get as much or as little air across your head as you want
Shell construction is Snell M2010 and DOT approved. MSRP is $600 for what it is worth. Current eBay price is $300. I would like to get $200 for it. I'll now include free shipping CONUS. This helmet is about 15 months old. Price reduced to $165 shipped CONUS.
Note, on the underside there is some residual silicone cement (actually Goop) which was used to glue on blue tooth speaker wires. I have removed 100% of the glue from the helmet body. What remains is on the cloth, which would tear if the cement is removed. (Can be seen in the last photo.)
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Size XL. There are 5 shell sizes in this model, so it fits considerably better than most helmets that just use 1 or 2 different size shells. It is excellent for oblong heads, not like some HJC which are almost round. It has a quick release self-adjusting base plate system to make face plate changes quick. It has 7 variable vents, so you can get as much or as little air across your head as you want
Shell construction is Snell M2010 and DOT approved. MSRP is $600 for what it is worth. Current eBay price is $300. I would like to get $200 for it. I'll now include free shipping CONUS. This helmet is about 15 months old. Price reduced to $165 shipped CONUS.
Note, on the underside there is some residual silicone cement (actually Goop) which was used to glue on blue tooth speaker wires. I have removed 100% of the glue from the helmet body. What remains is on the cloth, which would tear if the cement is removed. (Can be seen in the last photo.)
