2012 Motorcycle Helmet Reviews

There is nothing more fundamental to the safety of the pilot than a motorcycle helmet. Now 'tis the season to uprade for 2012, and Motorcycle USA is here to help. Our editors will log thousands of miles on the sidewalk with a variety of covers, allowing us the opportunity to compare many of the leading brands. Check out our favorite covers of the year, along with some other suggestions helmet popular in our Holiday Gift Guide for Motorcycle Helmets Street.

Helmet Bell RS-1 Panic Zone

Although the Bell RS-1 is not the top of the helmet line offered by the iconic brand, in my opinion is the best. This cover is perfect for everyone from the pilot street all the way to the track day warrior. Inside, the comfortable padding is still comfortable, and more that is removable for washing. Play amazing transitions Bell SOLFX shield and you have a helmet that can compete with more expensive models in the market, saving a few hundred dollars in the long term. Get more information about this cover on the helmet Bell RS-1

Icon Airframe Helmet Angel Street

combination of angelic wings, floral patterns and a red heart to add a feminine touch. I like it because I know her pretty head is receiving the maximum amount of protection that meets U.S., European, Australian safety standards and Japanese. Mrs. Harley also says it provides ample air circulation, your fill offers comfort without being too thick, it is very lightweight, and have a removable liner Hydradry is a bonus because, she said, "We like our makeup, but not in our cap. "When she goes walking, the Icon Airframe helmet Angel Street is the first cover, it reaches.

O'Neal Racing Fastrack Bluetooth II

Before mastering the art of a complete fold at highway speeds, all pilots know the feeling of almost having a helmet ripped off his head by the wind. Enter the O'Neal Racing Fastrack Bluetooth Helmet II. Designed with a shell of lightweight fiberglass aerodynamic spoilers and to help maintain stability at high speed, the helmet Fastrack II is a godsend for those lots of record of miles of highway. It also features the convenience of Bluetooth technology, and comes with a scratch-resistant, fog-free shield with a release mechanism without tools.

Helmet Shoei Qwest

Shoei lids proliferate in MotoUSA photo galleries, and for good reason, as the Japanese manufacturer helmet delivers comfort and luxury of top-shelf performance. The company's latest creation, his helmet Shoei Qwest, only reinforces the sterling reputation of the brand. High quality fit and finish, and total rider comfort are the highlights, but is also lightweight (a mere two ounces heavier than the more expensive Shoei RF-1100) and very quiet. But the biggest benefit is the price, with Qwest representing a relative bargain in the line Shoei. Qwest meets the standards Snell M2010 and varies in size from XXS to XXL.

Bell helmets Revolver

For those who like the ability to increase / decrease chinbar, Bell is offering an affordable option with your helmet Revolver. The modular design includes an integrated hood and the speed of the ventilation flow. Weighing 1.750 gm could be a little heavy, but the cover offers a long list of features for the money. Made of polycarbonate alloy compound, Helmet Revolver also includes the building to withstand aerodynamic buffeting wind and lining a removable / washable interior for comfort.

Helmet AGV AX-8 double

Street racers can enjoy the benefits of a display, too. The AGV AX-8 Dual is based off the dirt bike helmet with special adaptations to make it better for a road use. The full face mask (color available) keeps the wind and rain and a special chin vent closeable adjusts the air flow. Ventilation is moderate, but the fit is comfortable and pads and liners are easy on the skin. The AGV is lighter than any comparable sports helmets double and has a style that is aggressive and elegant. More importantly, it converts quickly and effectively between dirt and street.

Shoei Pinlock Shield CW-1

Pinlock shields work on the same principle as energy efficient windows: Air trapped between the shield and regular display Pinlock heats and then ... In fact, do not ask us to explain it, just take our word for it - the Pinlock system works smooth! Believe us, riding here in the Pacific Northwest, we deal with shields fog aplenty. Installing the Shield CW-1 Pinlock Shoei helmets in our completely eliminated fogging issues. We also dug be able to exchange small Pinlock inserts color depending on conditions, much more convenient than carrying around an extra display. Pinlock system, regardless of the brand of the helmet, the helmet is an update of welcome and practical accessory.