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Quietest helmet?
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offroadfx4 Offline
High Mileage

Indiana
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Post: #31
RE: Quietest helmet?
https://www.amazon.com/Bose-Quietcontrol...B01HETFQA8

Best money I every spent....I turn them on and turn noise canceling up to max even if I don't use them for anything else.

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2014 Honda CB1100 STD
1984 Kawasaki GPZ750
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1976 Honda CB750 (cost $1776 new)
1973 Honda CB350
1970 Honda 50 Mini Trail
06-26-2020 11:01 PM
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GoldOxide Offline
Lives On Two Wheels

Southern Ontario, Canada
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Post: #32
RE: Quietest helmet?
Check out an Arai Helmet Factory Tour here ...

   

>>> Spring is an extension to the riding season. ¯\(ツ)/¯ <<<
02-14-2021 08:32 PM
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Mercurysilver Offline
1st Service Completed

So California
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Post: #33
RE: Quietest helmet?
....the Schuberth line holds the crown there. However, a significant part of that is achieved by a very tight neck roll and minimal vent cutouts to minimize turbulent airflow. I’m not sure theyr’e all that comfortable once you hit hot and humid weather like in much of the SE US.
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Just got the C4Pro in Merak white and it's great, better then my C3. The quietest helmet ever on a naked bike is my Schuberth S2 Sport, hands down! for California anyway.
Lived in Kitchener, Ontario ,CA and Indianapolis and the Arai I had were best overall...yes humidity, thanks for reminding me of it. The Schuberth won't cut it, agree, I tried.
02-14-2021 09:24 PM
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GoldOxide Offline
Lives On Two Wheels

Southern Ontario, Canada
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Post: #34
RE: Quietest helmet?
(02-14-2021 09:24 PM)Mercurysilver Wrote:  ....the Schuberth line holds the crown there. However, a significant part of that is achieved by a very tight neck roll and minimal vent cutouts to minimize turbulent airflow. I’m not sure theyr’e all that comfortable once you hit hot and humid weather like in much of the SE US.

Just got the C4Pro in Merak white and it's great, better then my C3. The quietest helmet ever on a naked bike is my Schuberth S2 Sport, hands down! for California anyway.
Lived in Kitchener, Ontario ,CA and Indianapolis and the Arai I had were best overall...yes humidity, thanks for reminding me of it. The Schuberth won't cut it, agree, I tried.
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Kitchener, Ontario to southern California: Do you know Gin60? (just kiddin')

Yeah, I wear the Arai during summer in southern Ontario. (bleck)

>>> Spring is an extension to the riding season. ¯\(ツ)/¯ <<<
02-15-2021 07:33 AM
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KiowaEagle Offline
High Mileage

SE Pennsylvania
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Post: #35
RE: Quietest helmet?
I've never been bothered by helmet noise. I've always worn full face helmets and I guess they're just quieter by nature. I also have tinnitus and of course there are the voices so I never seem to notice helmet noise.

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The ferret Online
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Ohio
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Post: #36
RE: Quietest helmet?
ROFL I hear ya.. or maybe I just think I do Huh

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02-15-2021 09:55 AM
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bigsheep Offline
Running Like a Top

Hamilton, ON
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Post: #37
RE: Quietest helmet?
My limited experience with helmets took me from a Bell Qualifier to a Shoei Qwest. The Qwest is by far more comfortable and quieter. It also has good vent features for the hot weather and it out performs all my gloves, pants and scarves in the colder rides because my hands, legs and neck get cold before I've ever even considered my head. I will be requiring a new helmet this year because the old shoei is nearing 5 years and with the amount of use it's got I don't want to push it past it's due date since the sweat and exposure has probably prematurely aged the foam past tolerance limits.

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02-15-2021 12:30 PM
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Roper Offline
Running Like a Top

UT
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Post: #38
RE: Quietest helmet?
I've used AFX, Bell, HJC, and Shoei. The Shoei RF-1200 has been my helmet for the last five years. It's been my favorite by far. However, it's getting time to replace it. Maybe it's time to try Arai. That new Klim with the Transitions shield looks good, too.
02-15-2021 06:01 PM
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GoldOxide Offline
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Southern Ontario, Canada
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Post: #39
RE: Quietest helmet?
(02-15-2021 06:01 PM)Roper Wrote:  I've used AFX, Bell, HJC, and Shoei. The Shoei RF-1200 has been my helmet for the last five years. It's been my favorite by far. However, it's getting time to replace it. Maybe it's time to try Arai. That new Klim with the Transitions shield looks good, too.

In late fall 2020 I went shopping for the Arai XD-4, actually had it in hand on way to the cashier. Ended walking out with a Klim Krios Pro. Win-win either way. No regrets with the Krios.

>>> Spring is an extension to the riding season. ¯\(ツ)/¯ <<<
02-15-2021 06:05 PM
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