motorcycleboy
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Yesterday i bought the Shark Speed-R Carbon Skin instead of buying the HJC R-pha 10+.
In medium size the sticker says that is 1370g but when i put it on my kitchen's weighter i saw the number 1450.
In lower speeds is very quite but when i run in more than 100km it is very noisy... as much as my old flip-up Nolan N-103.
I'm on "break-in period" so the helmet doesh't fits my head like a "glove".
There is so many room in my ears when the chick pads fits very snug.
The Speed-R has snug fit around my head but i feel that has a lot of space on my neck... maybe the air noise become from there.
I hope that by using it will be better.
Big advantage is the internal sun-visor.
I found that the air ventilation is poor and the lower air intake is very fragile and disconnected very easy with just a simple pull.
Allthough i'm afraid that i hadn't took the best helmet between my 2 options
In medium size the sticker says that is 1370g but when i put it on my kitchen's weighter i saw the number 1450.
In lower speeds is very quite but when i run in more than 100km it is very noisy... as much as my old flip-up Nolan N-103.
I'm on "break-in period" so the helmet doesh't fits my head like a "glove".
There is so many room in my ears when the chick pads fits very snug.
The Speed-R has snug fit around my head but i feel that has a lot of space on my neck... maybe the air noise become from there.
I hope that by using it will be better.
Big advantage is the internal sun-visor.
I found that the air ventilation is poor and the lower air intake is very fragile and disconnected very easy with just a simple pull.
Allthough i'm afraid that i hadn't took the best helmet between my 2 options