ConglomerateMotorworks
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- First reviewMarch 19, 2012
- Last reviewMarch 26, 2012
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- First questionMarch 26, 2012
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HJC FS-15 Carbon Helmet (XS only)
HJC FS-15 Carbon Helmet Carbon fiber materials are known for their strength, durability and light weight that is why HJC has chosen the most technologically advanced next generation Carbon Fiber weave and resins for the new FS-15 Carbon full-face motorcycle helmet. The FS-15 does not simply apply carbon fiber portions to the shell the FS-15 features a true full shell application carbon fiber, offering the maximum benefits of this technology. Features Carbon Fiber Composite Weave Shell Lightweight carbon fiber shell construction with superior fit and comfort by using advanced CAD technology wind tunnel tested aerodynamic shell shape with an extra large eye port for greater visibility Third Generation ACS Advanced Channeling Ventilation System Full front to back airflow flushes heat and humidity out of the rear of the helmet Anti-Fog System Adjustable side chin bar mounted vortex vents create a low-pressure vacuum effect, drawing heat and moisture out of the face shield area, adjustable chin vent redirects air upward and across shield interior Removable / Washable SilverCool Interior Nylon Strap-Retention Band HJ-09 Two-Stage Shield Closure Mechanism Two-stage pivot mechanism compresses the shield into the eye port gasket, providing an extremely secure seal Includes built-in pins for Pinlock antifog lenses Improved, no guess work, tool-less shield removal and installation Deluxe helmet bag included Meets or exceeds SNELL 2010 DOT standards
Overall rating
Great helmet!
PostedMarch 26, 2012
ConglomerateMotorworks
From Vancouver, Canada
Rider Type:Road Warrior
Age:25-34
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
5
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5
Style
5
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5
Comfort
5
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5
Protection & Durability
5
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5
Air Flow
5
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5
Features
5
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5
Noise Level
Quiet
Loud
Weight
Light
Heavy
Vision
Narrow
Wide
So I have a licensed Harley version of this helmet I got as a throw-in when I bought my 2012 NRS. Love this helmet, very quiet, nice and comfortable, pin lock lens is outstanding in cold/moist air. The NRS is mo of an upright riding position and up to around 60-70mph, this helmet is rock solid. After that, if you are still upright, you will start to notice a sensation of the helmet almost getting sucked up off your head. This is easily cured with a little more lean forward and your head tilted down. If you run a helmet loose, this could be a serious issue for you at higher speeds, but can be fixed with smaller replacement padding. The padding does pack out noticeably and my XL was snug when I got it but after about 2000miles, I wish I went with a Large. Venting is great so far but I have yet to try it in the summer and serious heat. It's super quiet compared to my buddies RF1100 and Icon helmets I tried.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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On Guard Beast Chain Loop and T Lock
On Guard Beast Chain Most versatile powersports lock, use the loop to wrap around a solidly anchored object, then run the 10 long steel bar through a hole on your vehicle and lock the T-head on the other side Highest security rating for maximum protection in high crime areas Dual Lockdown Protection with a massive 11mm hex link chain and pass through ring made form cut resistant ultra hardened steel for amazing versatility in tricky, hard to lock situations Beast locks have Quattro or Dual lock mechanisms featuring Dual Lockdown Protection where hardened steel pins engage both ends of the shackle creating a redundant locking system for added security Locks also feature rubber end caps and vinyl coating for protect finishes Reinforced sleeve over crossbar and cylinder for additional security Water and heat resistant chain cover prevents scratching and allows compact coiling Rotating dust cover protects cylinder Anti-theft protection plan
Overall rating
Beefy as heck!
PostedMarch 19, 2012
ConglomerateMotorworks
From Vancouver, Canada
Rider Type:Gear Geek
Age:25-34
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
5
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5
Ease of Install
4
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5
Performance
5
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5
Finish
5
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5
Durability
5
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5
I picked this up a while ago to keep my bike safe in some of the sketchier areas around town. This lock is monerterous! It is a very heavy system that eats up a lot of space in a bag so be warned hat you might want to think twice about carrying it around all the time. Being a bigger guy, I found wearing it as a bandoleer Is the simplest method of transport despite beeping a little cheesy to have a big chain around you if you are not on a big layback chopper. All that said, unless the thief is disassembling your bike on the side of the road, cutting down the lamp pole you chain your bike to or has the jaws of life to cut through the chain, your bike is not going anywhere. Mine came with 5 (yes, five) keys so even if you loose one set, you will have lots of spares! You do need a very tight rigid point to past the shank through the frame or disc. Great piece of mind lock for storage in an underground parking garage of an apartment around a water pipe or drive a big lag-style eyebolt into the ground and you don't have to worry about someone rolling your bike away!!
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Teknic Violator Kevlar Jeans Adjustable position Knox CE armor at the knees Kevlar reinforced panels at the seat, knees and hips Distressed denim finish Stretch panels for comfort Ribbed stretch material at the rear and crotch for airflow and flexibility Cowhide reinforcements at the button closure and rear pocket 12oz weight denim
Video breakdown?
Can you guys do a video breakdown on these jeans, I'm interested in them but would like to see and hear about them from the trusted guys at revzilla before I buy. Perhaps a kevlar jeans segment in the 2012 gear guide?
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Rider Type: Road Warrior
Age: 25-34
Gender: male
Vancouver, Canada
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