RulerOfTheFreeWorld
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Bell Star Firm Replacement Cheekpads Stock Cheekpad Sizes XS - 50mm OEM SM - 40mm OEM MD - 50mm OEM LG - 40mm OEM XL - 50mm OEM XXL - 40mm OEM Note Firm cheekpads are dark grey, not light grey as pictured.
Overall rating
Good Replacement Pads
PostedDecember 17, 2012
RulerOfTheFreeWorld
From Tampa
State:FL
Rider Type:Moto Enthusiast
Age:45-54
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
These were purchased for the Bell Star (Snell 2005) which was the first year of the redesigned Bell Star in 2008. The styling is slightly different than the pads that came with the helmet in that the replacements have webbing between the lower and upper pad. This doesn't cause any issue and the snaps line up correctly. Replacement color of the firm pads is black whereas the original pads were silver. Not sure if the silver pads were just for my version of the helmet or not but the two different colors next to each other don't look bad either, so it's a moot point. I prefer the firm pads over the soft pads because of the snug fit it provides in the helmet. Hats off the Bell for making different sizes in the pads, these make a great customized fit with the helmet. 50mm Firm with a Medium shell are perfect for me.
Rides: 2009 Yamaha FZ6R
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Tour Master Intake Air 2 Jacket
Armor-Link Mesh material and 600 Denier Carbolex combine with 1680 Denier Ballistic Polyester in the impact areas creating a well-ventilated garment that provides exceptional protection Comfortable, mandarin-style collar 360 Phoslite reflective piping and Tour Master's signature reflective rear triangle help increase nighttime visibility The Microfiber lined collar and cuffs are soft yet durable Adjustable, elastic and snap sleeve take-up straps at the forearm and bicep help secure elbow armor and material Removable, CE approved armor at the elbow and shoulder with an articulated Triple Density back protector Includes Tour Master's removable Two-Stage Aqua-Therm liner. The first stage is a waterproof/windproof liner and the insulated second stage can be added for increased warmth Adjustable waist belts, with TPR pulls help fine tune the fit Includes a jacket/pant zipper attachment with the pant side included
Overall rating
Excellent Bang for your Buck!!
PostedOctober 26, 2011
RulerOfTheFreeWorld
From Tampa
State:FL
Rider Type:Moto Enthusiast
Age:35-44
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
5
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5
Style
4
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5
Comfort
5
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5
Protection & Durability
3
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5
Air Flow
5
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5
Features
5
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5
I've had this jacket for about a year and a half and probably put about 15K miles on it in all kinds of weather. The jacket is very comfortable to wear with the soft CE approved armor. Sleeves have two adjustable snaps on each arm with a velcro wrist strap and there's adjustable velcro waist straps around the bottom of the jacket. Included with the jacket are the two removable liners. One is a waterproof nylon liner and the other is a quilted liner. With both liners in, this is a good three season jacket and if you want to put a sweatshirt under that, it could be a 4 season jacket, as long as the 4th season stays in the 30's. In the summer is when this thing shines. The Armor-Link mesh material lets a lot of air hit your body which is a lifesaver when the temps hit the 90's. The stitching on the jacket is very heavy duty, but is lacking on the waterproof liner. The waterproof liner hem on the wrists came loose after about a year of ownership and the liner had only been used about 30 times. While not a deal breaker and very insignificant for a summer jacket, it was annoying. Getting most of it's use in Florida, I find the downside to all the mesh in the front panels of the jacket are bugs, love bugs in particular. They get caught in the mesh and require a little bit of effort to remove completely. The pockets are ample, inside of the jacket and the thermal liner and have velcro closures or velcro flaps. The two exterior pockets are medium sized and are easily accessed with gloves on due to the large zipper pulls. Overall, I'm very happy with this jacket...cool in the summer, warm in the winter, comfortable to wear, sturdy construction and doesn't look hideous. As for protection, I've seen two jackets after hitting the pavement at 55mph and the jackets were ruined, but the riders were fine. The only issue was that on one of the rider's jacket, the arms weren't cinched tight enough which allowed his arm to roll off the CE armor slightly, so he got a little rash there. Fit is important for safety, so utilize the snaps on the arms to get a good fit.
Rides: 2009 Yamaha FZ6R
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Bell Star Firm Replacement Cheekpads Stock Cheekpad Sizes XS - 50mm OEM SM - 40mm OEM MD - 50mm OEM LG - 40mm OEM XL - 50mm OEM XXL - 40mm OEM Note Firm cheekpads are dark grey, not light grey as pictured.
Clearer breakdown of cheek pad sizes please
I just replaced my Arai Profile with a Bell Star SM. The the fit is looser than the Arai. I'm wondering if that has to do with the "soft" (street?) or "firm" (track?) cheek pads. I also need to lift the helmet a bit on the top, which I needed to do on the Arai as well.
There's very little information as to the effects of any of these differences, and no reference for the sizes. What size comes stock in a SM? 40mm?
There's very little information as to the effects of any of these differences, and no reference for the sizes. What size comes stock in a SM? 40mm?
Pull the pad out of the Bell Star and look on the back. There should be a sticker stating the size of the pad. My medium sized Bell Star Ace of Hearts came with one set of 50mm L/M Soft and 50mm L/M Firm pads. While both are the same size, the firm have a more snug fit so the helmet doesn't move around at all at high speed.
5 months ago
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RulerOfTheFreeWorld
Tampa
Bell Star Firm Replacement Cheekpads Stock Cheekpad Sizes XS - 50mm OEM SM - 40mm OEM MD - 50mm OEM LG - 40mm OEM XL - 50mm OEM XXL - 40mm OEM Note Firm cheekpads are dark grey, not light grey as pictured.
Does 1 quantity get you one cheek pad? Or do you need 2 to get two cheek pads
One set of pads (one order) comes with two pads, a left and right.
5 months ago
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RulerOfTheFreeWorld
Tampa
Bell Star Firm Replacement Cheekpads Stock Cheekpad Sizes XS - 50mm OEM SM - 40mm OEM MD - 50mm OEM LG - 40mm OEM XL - 50mm OEM XXL - 40mm OEM Note Firm cheekpads are dark grey, not light grey as pictured.
I have a 2008 Bell Star Ace of Hearts helmet and want to know if the cheek pads you sell will work with my helmet?
Yes, these pads fit perfectly in the 2008 (Snell M2005) Bell Star Ace of Hearts. There is webbing on the replacement pads between the upper and lower pieces on the pads, but it doesn't affect anything and isn't in the way. I noticed the holes on the hard plastic inserts were a smaller size, but they still snapped into the locks of the shell without issue. The only other difference I noticed was the color...replacement pads were black while the original were silver... still looks good though.
5 months ago
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RulerOfTheFreeWorld
Tampa