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Every month we pull together the best deals on women’s motorcycle helmets from the biggest players in the online motorcycle gear retail space that will save you big dollars on top shelf brands like Arai, Shoei, HJC, Bell, Schuberth, Shark, Joe Rocket as well as others. These deals are usually helmet clearance and closeout sales and represent serious discounts for female motorcycle riders. We check out and compare prices from Revzilla, Cycle Gear Direct and Motorcycle Superstore to find those deals that offer real savings to you as well as having excellent customer service and incentives likethe best 800cc motorcycle Take a look at the table below. belstaff ladies motorcycle bootsYou can sort on each column (click on the column name) as well as use the search box to narrow it down to helmets you may be particularly interested in.husqvarna motorcycle dealers ireland

If you do find something that interests you, just click on the seller in the right hand column and check it out further. Or you can subscribe to our newsletter and get updates as new deals come to light. Note: Prices and deals valid as of the 19th April 2016. Disclosure:  Discount Motorcycle Gear Reviews may earn a small commission on any sale resulting from traffic from this page.  It does not affect the final price that you pay for any helmet you may purchase.The difference between dirt bike gear and street motorcycle gear is never more apparent than with helmets. motorcycles for sale dothanThey look completely different because they address different needs. harley davidson for sale on olxA dual sport helmet combines the best features of both into a single package that can be effectively used either off-road or on-road. honda st1300 motorcycle sale

And fortunately, helmet technology has advanced so much that you don’t need to feel like you’re making a such a compromise when you choose a hybrid helmet; you’re able to take a single helmet with you regardless of what terrain you expect to find. One of the defining elements of a dual sport helmet is the visor (or peak). Dirt helmets utilize visors primarily to protect against roost or branches. With a little head tuck, the visor can catch debris and prevent it from hitting your face. wholesale motorcycle saddlebagsIf you do heavy off-roading on your dual sport motorcycle, you’re likely to utilize the visor to the same effect. But even if you don’t, many riders find the visor to be a great way to block out the sun, making it an excellent feature for pure road use as well. So why don’t all street helmets have visors? Traditional visors – like those found on dirt bike helmets, for example – tend to catch the wind when going at speed.

This makes travelling at highway speeds with a visor-outfitted helmet annoying or even exhausting. However, many modern dual sport helmets have circumvented this problem by strategically placing vents that allow the airflow to move past the visor instead of catching it. Some helmets even have adjustable visors, which can help with this same problem. Another important element of a helmet is the face shield. It’s standard on all street motorcycle helmets, but dirt helmets do away with it altogether in favor of goggles. As a general rule, dual sport helmets do include face shields. They tend to be warmer in cold weather, and they’re important at higher speeds. However, face shields aren’t ideal for dusty environments because it creates something of a vacuum and doesn’t easily allow the dust inside to escape. It can also begin to layer dust on the inside of the face shield, making it difficult to wipe off. Some dual sport helmets include features to combat this problem, but others make it possible to simply remove the face shield altogether and use goggles instead, allowing the helmet to be customized to the type of riding you need it most for.

Another nice thing about dual sport helmets is the elongated chin bar and venting. While generally not as pronounced as on a full-fledged dirt helmet, this feature allows increased airflow. If you do any intermediate-to-advanced off-roading, this is an essential feature as it will make it easier to breathe in more physically demanding environments. It also makes you less likely to fog up your face shield through heavier breathing. At Rocky Mountain ATV/MC, we’ve assembled a large selection of some of the best dual sport helmets on the market. You’ll find a wide range of brands, including names that have left a big mark on the industry with a long history along with well-regarded brands that have entered the dual sport motorcycle segment only recently but which are still putting out incredible and innovative helmets. Reading the product descriptions is one of the most important things you can do when searching for the best dual sport helmet for you. This is where you’ll find out which features a particular helmet includes (such as those mentioned above).