Does Shoei make modular helmets?
The Shoei Multitec Helmet has been one of the most consistently popular modular helmets since its inception a few years back. Offering riders the versatility of flipping it up quickly and easily when stopped, the Shoei Multitec Modular Helmet provides the quality that Shoei consistently delivers across their line.
Are modular helmets worth it?
Pros: – A modular helmet can be a good compromise between the protection of a full face and the breathability of an open face helmet. – Many riders love the ability to pop open the front of the helmet to grab some air, particularly if they ride in a hot climate.
What is the purpose of a modular helmet?
A modular helmet incorporates a hinge system that allows the chinbar to easily lift open with a simple touch of a button. This action, more or less, transforms the lid into an open-face helmet for convenience, but with the chinbar closed you’ve essentially got a full-face helmet.
Where is Shoei from?
JAPAN
SHOEI PRODUCTION & QUALITY ASSURANCE. QUALITY MADE IN JAPAN. The name SHOEI has long been synonymous with “premium” in the motorcycle helmet market-a credential that hundreds of loyal men and women in our Japanese factories wear with great pride.
What are the best multitec helmets?
The Shoei Multitec Helmet has been one of the most consistently popular modular helmets since its inception a few years back. Offering riders the versatility of flipping it up quickly and easily when stopped, the Shoei Multitec Modular Helmet provides the quality that Shoei consistently delivers across their line.
What is Shoei neotec?
In 2012 Shoei released the new Neotec, a new premium offering which gives better aerodynamics, ventilation and a reduced weight as well a host of other features.
What happened to the Shoei syncrotec?
The Shoei Syncrotec (review), the Mulitec’s predecessor, was getting “long in the tooth”. Although it was still one of the best-selling modular helmets in the world.
Is multitec a good choice for my head shape?
The Multitec seems to be biased towards rounder shaped heads. It certainly does not have the narrow internal shape of, for example, the Shark RSI (review) or Arai Profile (review), so the Multitec may not be the best choice for riders with the “long oval” head shape.