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which Helmet
I would like to ask . which Helmet is the quietest ?
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Hi Dazzer,
you'll have to speak up matey. I wear a Nolan N43 Classic (open face type) which is comfy but bloody loud at anything above 50 mph. However it's not a problem as I only ride Serows!
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I have a Davida jet which is also an open face and is quieter without earplugs than any helmet I have ever worn with. Even when people shout at you it is difficult to understand them, the downside being you cannot hear mechanical rattles when they appear but you cannot have everything.
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Agree with Mark the Davida is by far the quietest helmet I have ever worn bar none and its just so comfortable. Can get a bit warm on very hot days though. I am currently using a Arai open face with a clear visor - its super light and comfy but very very noisy.
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its not just the type, brand or model of helmet you need to consider..
I have a bmw system 4, it is quiet on my naked bikes, but really quite loud on my faired bike, and there is no way of adjusting the screen.
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If you are concerned about noise, why not just wear earplugs - and then you can wear any helmet you like without noise issues..?
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Quote:
Originally Posted by The Cameraman
Hi Dazzer,
you'll have to speak up matey. I wear a Nolan N43 Classic (open face type) which is comfy but bloody loud at anything above 50 mph. However it's not a problem as I only ride Serows!
Regards
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Hi Reggie
same here { or hear } I to have spent to many years suffering from wind noise. it maybe like closeing the gate when the horse as bolted , but better late than never,
been looking at the BMW or the SCHUBERTH, both are said to be very quiet.
Hope to catch up soon
Darren
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