Maybe try hot melt gluing a tiny patch of velcro above the chin flap to reduce the flapping and make it more secure? If your riding and the flap is down just remember you have to push the chin flap back up before you slide the chin guard up and if you can’t remember to do it then remove it. I think I heard in another review the manufacture warns that any adjustments should not be made while riding.
The manufacturer recommending that you only adjust the chin bar while stopped might help the manufacturer get past their compliance evaluations and legal liability, but it's still a major design flaw and it's important to call it out. That retractable skirt is a clever idea but it's clearly not working as intended. Thank you for making this.
That inside windshield scratches the visors if you don’t push it back up. I had to replace both, the inner sun shade and the outside wind screen. They both got bad scratches right on my eyes sight. I don’t use the inner windshield anymore cuz I kept forgetting to push it back up every time
I suggest to change the confguration only during a complete stop for many reasons. Thank you for this video, it shows why it should be safe to use the hand only to open and close the windshield and not changing the chinbar position.
Nice review. Been wanting this helmet for a while. Do you have a windshield on your bike? How's the sizing of the helmet? Does it run small or true to size?
They run true to size ,I have changed the Pinlock 70 to pinlock 120 also in relation to the cheek pads I removed one layer of the foam from the cheek pads made it more comfortable.
@@jimbrown9967 Hi Jim just tyre the check pads inside out and remove the foam from inside and remove a layer of foam.Take one layer out first and try.I did it with two helmet .
How can you get the liner back in? My hubby got me the Sharktooth bluetooth system and now he can’t get the liner back in after installing that. I have this same helmet and love it. Can’t wear it though until he gets the liner back in for me.
My liner had velcro and snaps. I put my Bluetooth in both shark helmets we have with no issues. I don't know how ur hubby did yours. Mine was pretty simple just fed wires behind liner in back and tucked it in around ears etc, that is where I found velcro, snaps at cheek pads. Good Luck.
Hello, I just bought my Shark Evo One 2 helment yesterday. i agree about the cheek pads being very snug, did you say they relax over time? i hope so, but I would rather it be a little tight than loose. thanks for the video!
My helmet sometimes gets stuck when I try to put the chin bar back after I have it open from open face to full face. I think your meant to lift it out and up but it’s difficult at speed
What about the wind noise while riding? does anyone know if only shark tooth intercom can be attached or can u get an ejeas V6 to work with this helmet? thank u
In my case it was easy. Mine has a mount attached to side of helmet with two sided tape, I just ran wire under and into helmet and tucked behind stuff. Mic is just kinda stuffed into the side by the ear because there is not a good place to mount due to flip face. As far as wind noise, I can't say with much certainty because mine is a piece of crap and has issues. I ride open face at slower speeds and the wife doesn't complain about wind noise on my end, she doesn't have a shark yet.
I don't have the issue "Major flaw" he mentions. If you have your chin deflector down, then when lifting the chin guard, just hit it with your thumb before you manipulate the red unlock mechanism. This procedure is no different than when moving the chin guard from the back to the front and you want to use the chin deflector - you HAVE to reach up in there with your thumb or index finger and pull it down. Just push it up before lifting the chin guard. So very easy.
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I’d consider adding a stronger magnet to the chin bar wind deflector or Velcro to give added adhesion, when not in use.
Maybe try hot melt gluing a tiny patch of velcro above the chin flap to reduce the flapping and make it more secure?
If your riding and the flap is down just remember you have to push the chin flap back up before you slide the chin guard up and if you can’t remember to do it then remove it. I think I heard in another review the manufacture warns that any adjustments should not be made while riding.
I was going to suggest the same thing.
The manufacturer recommending that you only adjust the chin bar while stopped might help the manufacturer get past their compliance evaluations and legal liability, but it's still a major design flaw and it's important to call it out. That retractable skirt is a clever idea but it's clearly not working as intended.
Thank you for making this.
That inside windshield scratches the visors if you don’t push it back up. I had to replace both, the inner sun shade and the outside wind screen. They both got bad scratches right on my eyes sight. I don’t use the inner windshield anymore cuz I kept forgetting to push it back up every time
I suggest to change the confguration only during a complete stop for many reasons. Thank you for this video, it shows why it should be safe to use the hand only to open and close the windshield and not changing the chinbar position.
Nice review. Been wanting this helmet for a while. Do you have a windshield on your bike? How's the sizing of the helmet? Does it run small or true to size?
I have a wind vest on my bike. Size is pretty true. But like I said snug fit in the cheek area, a little better after wearing it for a while.
They run true to size ,I have changed the Pinlock 70 to pinlock 120 also in relation to the cheek pads I removed one layer of the foam from the cheek pads made it more comfortable.
Thanks for the info!
How did you remove foam?
@@jimbrown9967 Hi Jim just tyre the check pads inside out and remove the foam from inside and remove a layer of foam.Take one layer out first and try.I did it with two helmet .
Thanks for reply do you have to cut the fabric to get in?
@@jimbrown9967 not at all its hidden in a fold and you can slowly pull out the foam completely.then separate the foam layers.give it a try
The position of the sun shade control concerns me. Does it leak while riding in the rain?
I have ridden in the rain as recently as last week and many times before and never noticed a leak.
How can you get the liner back in? My hubby got me the Sharktooth bluetooth system and now he can’t get the liner back in after installing that.
I have this same helmet and love it. Can’t wear it though until he gets the liner back in for me.
My liner had velcro and snaps. I put my Bluetooth in both shark helmets we have with no issues. I don't know how ur hubby did yours. Mine was pretty simple just fed wires behind liner in back and tucked it in around ears etc, that is where I found velcro, snaps at cheek pads.
Good Luck.
Any comparison with an HJC i100?
Hello, I just bought my Shark Evo One 2 helment yesterday. i agree about the cheek pads being very snug, did you say they relax over time? i hope so, but I would rather it be a little tight than loose. thanks for the video!
Either I got use to it or they have.
Is there much wind noise when you’re riding? Some of the modular helmets are really noisy
I have been riding with modulars and 3/4 for a while so I am probably not the best person to ask. I also like to ride with my shield up most times.
My helmet sometimes gets stuck when I try to put the chin bar back after I have it open from open face to full face.
I think your meant to lift it out and up but it’s difficult at speed
I don't make any changes at speed, not sure it's meant to operate that way. I will flip open or closed after getting on or off freeway etc.
What about the wind noise while riding? does anyone know if only shark tooth intercom can be attached or can u get an ejeas V6 to work with this helmet? thank u
I have an aftermarket blue tooth. Mounted to side of helmet.
@@2lotony Thanks bro. Was it too difficult to mount? or similar way to another helmet? What about the wind noise while ridding? thanks for your help!
In my case it was easy. Mine has a mount attached to side of helmet with two sided tape, I just ran wire under and into helmet and tucked behind stuff. Mic is just kinda stuffed into the side by the ear because there is not a good place to mount due to flip face. As far as wind noise, I can't say with much certainty because mine is a piece of crap and has issues. I ride open face at slower speeds and the wife doesn't complain about wind noise on my end, she doesn't have a shark yet.
@@2lotony Thanks bro. Very useful response
Did you ever find the resolve for the flip back problem
No, I just deal with it. I almost cut it off. It's just too far down on my list of priorities.
@@2lotony thanks for responding and super thanks for the video. I've been watching comparisons all day between the Shark, LS2 and Scorpion.
ı love my neotech more now :)
How does it fit if you wear glasses and is it noisy
I do wear glasses. Snug fit. Not compatible with all arms, so choose wisely. It is no more or less noisy than other helmets I have.
Can the chin shield be removed ?
I am sure you can cut it out. But I don't want to.
Can the major flaw be eliminated. I ride in just warm weather?
I am sure u could
I don't have the issue "Major flaw" he mentions. If you have your chin deflector down, then when lifting the chin guard, just hit it with your thumb before you manipulate the red unlock mechanism. This procedure is no different than when moving the chin guard from the back to the front and you want to use the chin deflector - you HAVE to reach up in there with your thumb or index finger and pull it down.
Just push it up before lifting the chin guard. So very easy.
12:18 i have evo gt and the "flaws" is still there lol
Arrived Today, going back tomorrow.... either mines Defective or its a POS
My windscreen has to replaced every yr. They get scratched right in the line of sight. Needs to be fixed. Poor design.
Really? I've had mine for over 8,000 miles and no issues with scratching.
This is a no purchase review.