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Fox MX V2 Helmet - 2013 Race Yellow Bell Revolver Evo Flip Helmet - Matte Black ARAI Pro Shade Replacement Visor System for Corsair V, Vector 2, RX Q, Defiant AGV K3 SV and K5 Main Visor - Dark Tint Bell Custom 500 Retro Visor - Tint Bell ECE Custom 500 Helmet - Matte Black Without Studs AGV GP Tech / T2 Clear Visor Shoei Qwest TZ-X / XR-1100 / X-12 CW-1 Clear Visor Bell 3 Snap Retro Peak Visor - Black Bell Moto-9 Carbon Offroad Helmet - Airtrix Bell Custom 500 3 Snap Bubble Visor - Dark Tint Bell Custom 500 3 Snap Bubble Visor - Silver Iridium LS2 FF350 Tinted Visor Shoei NXR CWR-1 Dark Tint Visor Bell Qualifier / Revolver-Evo Click-Release Transitions Photochromatic VisorThe Australian Standard used to certify safety for motorcycle helmets is extremely tough and it's expensive for helmet manufacturers to obtain the certification. This has deterred international brands from releasing a wide variety of helmets in the local market.

So what happens when you want to buy and use a helmet from overseas? Is it even legal to do so? Woman wearing motorcycle helmet image from Shutterstock For the longest time, Australian motorcycle riders were only able to wear helmets that were certified under the Australian/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1698 or approved by the Joint Accreditation System of Australia and New Zealand (JAS-ANZ). Helmets that were legal to wear and, by extension, able to be sold in the country had to have a sticker on the back of them indicating that they comply with the Australian certification. This put a lot of helmet manufacturers off considering they already had to have their products accredited under widely-recognised standards and meeting the ones that are specific to Australia, a comparatively small market, just didn't seem worth it. Which is why you'll find that Australian motorcycle accessory retailers generally carry a limited range of helmets. But thanks to the internet and the rise of online shopping, motorcyclists were able to access a wider range of helmets with a swathe of funky designs, although they still ran the risk of being fined if they are caught with ones that don't comply with AS/NZS.

There is also the issue of buying a helmet before being able to try it; if it doesn't fit just right then then it wouldn't be safe to use and then there's the hassle of having to send the product back... if there is a refund policy at all. motorbike shop nagoyaThe joys of online shopping.motorcycle seats for yamaha fjr1300 In recent years, the situation has gradually shifted as Governments in different states began to recognise the consumers' desire to access a bigger range of helmets. motorcycles for sale mcallenYes, the point of enforcing compliance for helmets is obviously a good thing to protect motorcyclists when they have an accident, but there are global standards that are comparable to AS/NZS 1698, such as the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Regulation No. 22 (UNECE22.05), and there's little reason to exclude those helmets from the local market.suomy motorcycle helmet review

Queensland was one of the first states to accept European standards motorcycle helmets and Victoria followed suit in August last year. motorcycle shop woodburn orNSW has also specified that it is now legal to wear motorcycle helmets that meet the UNECE22.05 (also known as ECE22.05) standard.used ktm for sale in bangalore More good news for Australian motorcyclists who want more choice in the helmet they have access to came in November last year when the Minister for Small Business Kelly O'Dwyer revoked the part of the national Consumer Law which prohibited the sale of any helmet that doesn't meet the A/NZS Standard. harley davidson for sale arlington txNow retailers are legally allowed to sell helmets that are rated under the UNECE22.05 Standard.

Did you just catch yourself wondering if something was legal or not? Let us know and we may be able to answer it in our next Is It Legal? This is one very nice lid. I was able to attach my Sena without a problem. The visor doesn't give me any problems on the rode. The only issue is fogging up in the cold. That is easily remedied with the upgrade to the pin-lock shield. It is nearly as quiet as my Schuberth and that is saying something. A very well made helmet. I would recommend the pin-lock upgrade as the fogging is the only downside that I've seen. Great looking helmet that is quiet and stable at well above legal speeds. My Sena fit perfectly on the shell. First time to try an Arai. I am a believer. Nice fit and the ventilation is the best I have ever had in a helmet. Are you kidding me? You're not going to find a better helmet!There is a coating on the visor that reacts with my polarized sun glasses. It makes for some obscured vision but you adapt in a few minutes.

Oh, yeah... and its so damn expensive I'm afraid to let anyone touch it. I broke down and spent the money, quite a bit of money, and found the best helmet I have ever owned. I made an adjustment with the cheek pads then within days went on a 4 day ride over the AZBDR and wore it 8-9 hours a day and just loved it's fit, so comfortable. This helmet proves the point that a good helmet is worth spending extra money to own and wear. First of all let me say Motorcycle Superstore is awesome! I'm sure this is an excellent helmet but I couldn't keep it from fogging. Purchasing another shield and a pinlock for another $100 just seemed too much when you're in over $500 on a helmet already... Helmet seems a little dated already also but maybe that's just me...I returned it and ended up buying an Icon Variant Carbon which seems to be much more advanced and lighter helmet that doesn't seem to hardly ever fog. Solid Helmet with a coupld of quirks.Fogs up easily, but just crack the visor open a millimeter.

Light weight, bill doesn't catch too much wind below 80mph. A bit noisy, but I always wear ear plugs to protect my ears anyhow. Second review after owning a while The chin windstopper doesn't work even when moving the inside levers. It needs to be a click design, Arai. You WILL need a Pin Loc face shield if you ride in cool or foul weather; the shield's surface area shape makes your breath go right up it, giving instant and total fog up. Close the eyebrow vents in the rain or water will drain into the helmet down the shield. All light, like headlights, gets diffused with water on the inside and outside of the shield. Like the new design. Perfect ventilation and adjustability. Visor does catch a little air when turning head while riding on my F800GS on the road and on two track rides. Provided a comfortable and safe feeling while riding on a 500 mile day. I really like the helmet but I am a little disappointed with the fogging that occurred when I was in a down pour at night.

The shield fogged up so bad I almost had to pull over when on coming vehicles went by. A solution was to lift the shield up part way to keep it from fogging. Helmet has more features than comparable models such as vent adjustments inside and out, and chin spoiler. Cheeks are a little snug, but it’s new. Visor does vibrate a little @ 60+ mph but can be dampened with head tilt. About the best helmet for riding with glasses on in cold weather (30-40 deg) to prevent fogging on eyeglasses. Super airflow with all vents open. What's more to say OK, so I have been a dedicated Shoei guy but was convinced to try this after so many great reviews and the fact that the Hornet has been around quite a while without a redesign. This is the first helmet ever that I can ride with the shield closed, even in 100* heat. I love everything about this helmet. Fits better than any helmet I've ever had thanks to the adjustable padding. It is very nice helmet, fits will, I drive in Egypt @ 40+c it flows air very nice.