Glad it was helpful!

Yesss! Love the way she got straight into it!

With a decent set of earplugs (I use the alpine motosafe ones but there's many out there) it's a really nice helmet. You do get used to the sun visor after a while, and on really bright days I use the dark visor. I'm the same as you, I'm not sure what else you could get that's as good without paying at least twice as much! If you have the money to fork out for a £600-800 helmet I'm sure they're really nice, but for £250 you can't go wrong with this one :)

Thank you so much!

Thanks for watching!

Nice, I'd like to try an arai next! They're supposed to be very quiet too

Yeah they're great there! Really glad I bought from them

Hi, Noob put me onto your channel. Absolutely Brilliant. Well done and keep up the goodwork!

@@exeterrider thank you!

Yes I noticed so much about my first helmet when I bought this one. How are you finding the arai?

@@ayserides Felt good while I was learning, but I can't say how it performs at speed. Definitely want to get a tinted visor for it. Also wish my head was 2 sizes smaller. 😮‍💨

Mine was an xs

I use a gopro hero 7 black. I think it's essential to have a helmet cam running especially in the city. Even if it's just a £40 camera off of Amazon!

@@ayserides thank you!

Good question. I've used the air to pump the cheekpads up and it helps a bit but the helmet is still a bit noisy in my opinion. With earplugs it's perfect, without earplugs I'd probably only wear it for journeys less than 15 mins or so But then there isn't any helmet that won't cause long term damage to your hearing without earplugs, so this one isn't much worse than others

@@ayserides thank u. But after pumping do you feel it snug, real snug, comfy...? Because in the video seems quite confy and maybe too much. (I'm saying this because ones I bought a relaxed fit helmet (nolan N87 with "thin" pads), i learned that if your cheeks are not well pushed is noisy AF. )

It's nice and snug, just about perfect. You want it to be tight rather than loose!

No, the pumps only add a few mm or so. It won't be enough to make up a whole size

@@ayserides well the difference between M and L is 2mm

@@aks13v35 it will be 2cm difference, not 2mm

It's always worth trying helmets on in person I think. I'm fairly lucky that an xs usually fits me :p Yes they're on the list! I plan on commuting so these are a must. Was looking at a set of those handguards you see scooter riders using but I think they might be a bit too big for my bike

@@ayserides Even though I have no plan on commuting on my bike, I got the dealer to fit a pair of heated grips as part of the deal when I bought the bike. They are just basic oxford ones I think, but they work really well. I think the only issue that people have with the oxford basic ones is the controller is a bit big and ugly. I am not bothered about that. The fact it is big means I can see it and change it on the move. My husband is fussy and his heated grips have the control built in to the grip itself I think they are made by Daytona. I don't know how easy either are to fit as they were fitted with the bike purchase.

I've seen a few options but I'll probably go with those oxford ones too. They seem the most popular

Try the helmet on before you buy, but I've had good luck with all my helmets (HJC C70, this scorpion, Shoei NXR2)

They make a black one too, but I don't think it's carbon. Yup tinted visor which is nice in the summer

@@ayserides thanks... Stay safe

I find it comfortable. The cheek pads are nice quality. It's not super quiet imo, I always wear it with earplugs. I'm not sure what you mean by twice the price. It's £250 on sportsbikeshop

@@ayserides Do you need earplugs because of the wind noise? Too bad.. I thought it was quieter.. I meant the double price for the more expensive crash helmets, that they are more expensive but definitely quieter..

To be fair, I don't think there are any helmets you can really wear without earplugs, until you're spending twice the price like you say. I'd rather pair this helmet with a £15 pair of earplugs and treat myself to a new helmet every 2-3 years or so

There are no quite helmets ,the noise inside is between 98 dB to 102db, so ear plugs at least on longer trips are mandatory for many obvious reasons

About 1250-1300g

Really well, loving it so far! Went on my first long trip on it over the weekend. 70 miles of motorway each way. Was very cold 😂but extremely fun. Its due its first service too so im going going ask them to order me a windshield and possibly heated grips when I bring it up there

Nice one you look really chuffed with everything keep riding enjoy take care x

I'm not sure what to say. Personally I don't find it a quiet helmet and don't like wearing it without earplugs

@@ayserides Some people say that if you don't have a bluetooth system and put the ear pads in the helmet is quiet.

Hm maybe that's it for me

@@ayserides totally depends on what you ride and how you ride.

Thanks so much! Sorry for the machine gun fire of info 😂

Possibly! I guess its subjective. I've got a shoei nxr2 now and it's very quiet even without the chin curtain

Haha I love finding the best value gear!