SCspyderryder
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SCspyderryder's Reviews
The EXO-900 Transformer Helmet gives you the freedom to choose between Full- and Open-Face configurations with the added benefits of detachable peak visor and dropdown sun visor. This makes the Scorpion EXO-900 truly unique and gives you options that no other modular helmet can offer. In seconds and with no tools, you can convert your full-face helmet to an open-face version to meet the changing riding conditions or style preference if you ride different motorcycles or scooters. Features AirFit helmet pump air inflation system for a custom fit. Cheek pad and neck roll adjustment system for improved fit and wind noise reduction EverClear no-fog shield system KwikWick washable wicking liner Retractable SpeedView no-fog internal sun visor Toggle Aero-tuned vent system Polycarbonate composite shell DOT / ECE approved
Overall rating
Good modular helmet at a decent price
PostedJune 24, 2011
SCspyderryder
From Fort Mill
State:SC
Rider Type:Commuter
Age:45-54
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
4
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5
Style
4
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5
Comfort
4
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5
Air Flow
4
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5
Features
4
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5
Fit
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Weight
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Vision
Narrow
Wide
I bought this helmet at the reccomendation of a friend. I am comparing to a Nolan N103. I tend to wear modulars because I have to wear glasses.
I was looking for a quieter modular since the Nolan was deafening at speed. The Scorpion is most defiinitely quiter. It also seems to be a bit more comfortable. The one thing that amazed me was the air flow through the helmet. My first long ride was 500 miles in the Carolinas on a day that the temp was flirting with triple didgits and the humudity was in the 80% plus range. Granted, nothing but riding helemtless would be remotely comfortable, but I was amazed at the airflow when in the modular configuration and buttoned up other than the vents. Granted, i am balding, but I could feel the air flowing over the op of my head and was able to remain relatively comfortable.
This has become a favorite helmet.
Rides: 2010 Can-Am Spyder GS 990
Yes, I recommend this product.
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The EXO-900 Transformer Helmet gives you the freedom to choose between Full- and Open-Face configurations with the added benefits of detachable peak visor and dropdown sun visor. This makes the Scorpion EXO-900 truly unique and gives you options that no other modular helmet can offer. In seconds and with no tools, you can convert your full-face helmet to an open-face version to meet the changing riding conditions or style preference if you ride different motorcycles or scooters. Features AirFit helmet pump air inflation system for a custom fit. Cheek pad and neck roll adjustment system for improved fit and wind noise reduction EverClear no-fog shield system KwikWick washable wicking liner Retractable SpeedView no-fog internal sun visor Toggle Aero-tuned vent system Polycarbonate composite shell DOT / ECE approved
I had a HJC CL16 and am looking for a modular helmet. The Scorpion helmet interests me but not sure about the fit.
I had an HJC CL-Max. In medium, the HJC was a little loose, but their small was too tight. The Scorpion is perfect for me in medium.
1 year, 10 months ago
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SCspyderryder
Fort Mill