Open faced lid recommendations

Yup slides neatly up out of the way.

Guess you're right , I could keep the old one but it's very old

 

Ah yes just noticed "integral" in your original post..i must pay more attention

 

Any idea what the studs on the outside are for?

 

top stud is for the visor pivot bottom ones for strap and cheek pads maybe?

 

same as mine and the wifes, for the speeds we do the helmets are perfect, fastening is a bit of a fiddle until you get accustomed to it though

Curly

 

Currently have one of these,
X-LITE X-201 ULTRA CARBON PURO
very light, comfortable and good quality. Image doesn't do it justice as its high gloss with brown leather trimming.

 

Any thoughts on the new Bell Moto 3? I know it's not strictly open face but thought I'd see what you guys thought?

https://www.bellhelmets.com/en_eu/powersports/helmets/culture/moto-3

Thinking of getting one once I'm back on the road as a treat...!

 

Looks a good looking lid if you ride a scrambler !!

 

Has anyone tried these.... I do like this

http://www.hedon.com/hedonist/

 

Thanks BS, good point re the light leather trim getting dirty, I never thought about that

 

Hi there, i have a Davida and also a carbon fibre Bell 500, both open face and the Davida is far better, no lift, no noise,light and by far the best lid i have ever owned.

 

Great advice but I’d assume he’d made up his mind by now

 

I see you've already received your new Bell, but I thought I would add this for the future readers of this thread that are trying to decide what type of helmet to buy. I assume that most won't scroll past DD's photograph. I'm a complete hypocrite campaigning for full-face or modular helmets, because I wear the LS2 Bobber with goggles. My excuses are 1) that I drive a hack, 2) I'm a very alert driver, and 3) because I'm on a hack, I'm definitely not carving-up the road. When I'm only on 2 wheels, I wear a Nolan 104.

For the next readers of this thread, take a look at this article that shows where helmets get hit in accidents (35% on the chin). I may have this wrong, but I believe that Icon obtained this information from the Hurt Report.

https://motorbikewriter.com/crash-statistics-motorcycle-helmets/

I've also included the left side photo from the Icon study that isn't shown in the article.

 

Oops! should have looked at the date on the post !