First review I come across that shows facts, rather than (biased) opinions. Especially noise has been discussed over and over again. But all of them were opinions, none of them actually measured the decibels. So this is refreshing to see. Absolutely great review. Well done guys!
Thanks! We put a lot of work into getting something that would fair between the different helmets and clear for people to see. Glad to hear you liked it and you can look forward to more!
@@Championhelmets When I tried that helmet, it didn't fit me well and, although being carbon (but the chin bar), it seemed a little bit too weight for what I wanted. The noise I couldn't know it (now I know, your results seem accurate). A nolan/xlite intercom, I didn't like it. The top air intake seemed to me a little bit too bulky... Maybe that's why it ventilates so well and why it's a little bit noisier.
@@Championhelmets Yes, I did. With a good discount, I bought the AGV Sport Modular. The SHOEI Neotec II was my preferred one but its weight seemed a failure to me. Now, I know that, while moving on the motorcycle (dynamic test), the AGV SM can be noisy (specially depending on your screen and buffeting), and some small quality draw backs... but in general terms, it's a good helmet. From my personal point of view, Shoei should work on the weight and change that so expensive sena 20S out of the helmet :-) Best regards
Got it some time ago to use it as a daily, only used it on the grom until now and the noise is crazy, much worse than my RX7. It all comes from the top vent, probably should have made it to fit closer to the shell and not stick up that much. Except that it is a great helmet and less than 1500 grams in my xs head, but probably gonna go back to hjc for a flip up in the future.
1:47 what's the point of this all carbon, when HJC made RPHA 90, their non carbon flip up weighing 1550g in size XXL? This X-Lite is not that light apparently.
We were also surprised at how heavy the X-1004 Ultra Carbon came out, though this is still to be expected in the modular segment. Though there are lighter modular helmets on the market, the 1600 gram mark is also where the Shoei Neotec 2 and the Schuberth C4 Pro sit. Thanks for the comment! Besides weight, what did you think of the
@@michalpach1179 That's the best approach to take to make sure it's the right helmet. Thanks for the reply! If you find you have any further questions, we're always happy to help
First review I come across that shows facts, rather than (biased) opinions. Especially noise has been discussed over and over again. But all of them were opinions, none of them actually measured the decibels. So this is refreshing to see. Absolutely great review. Well done guys!
Thanks! We put a lot of work into getting something that would fair between the different helmets and clear for people to see. Glad to hear you liked it and you can look forward to more!
Great review. The road test seemed practical and real to me. Thanks.
Thanks for your feedback Juan. It's great to hear. What did you think of our results?
@@Championhelmets When I tried that helmet, it didn't fit me well and, although being carbon (but the chin bar), it seemed a little bit too weight for what I wanted. The noise I couldn't know it (now I know, your results seem accurate). A nolan/xlite intercom, I didn't like it. The top air intake seemed to me a little bit too bulky... Maybe that's why it ventilates so well and why it's a little bit noisier.
That's all fair points. Have you found a helmet that suits you yet?
@@Championhelmets Yes, I did. With a good discount, I bought the AGV Sport Modular. The SHOEI Neotec II was my preferred one but its weight seemed a failure to me. Now, I know that, while moving on the motorcycle (dynamic test), the AGV SM can be noisy (specially depending on your screen and buffeting), and some small quality draw backs... but in general terms, it's a good helmet. From my personal point of view, Shoei should work on the weight and change that so expensive sena 20S out of the helmet :-)
Best regards
All good points. Thanks for sharing your experience and ride safe with your new helmet!
Nice test on the road!
Hi, you can mount the visor from the 1003 and the wind noise problems are gone:) Try it... :)
Hi,
That's a really interesting idea. We'll have to try that thanks! How did you find out about it?
@@Championhelmets The 1003 visor has a other edge on the top...a frend of mine has fix this issue on this way... Please try it and give a feedback:)
@@Championhelmets did you try the 1003 visor on the 1004 helmet, would love to try this fix
Well done review, great idea the decibel test on the road.
Thanks! This is the first of these kinds of reviews that we have been working on as well. Did you like seeing the data yourself in the video?
Yes, sometimes I can miss some words so its good to see them. Also good will be to see a chart on the web site once you have more datas.
That's an interesting idea as well. I'll have a look into it. Glad you liked the riding review!
Nice review, thanks!!
Got it some time ago to use it as a daily, only used it on the grom until now and the noise is crazy, much worse than my RX7. It all comes from the top vent, probably should have made it to fit closer to the shell and not stick up that much. Except that it is a great helmet and less than 1500 grams in my xs head, but probably gonna go back to hjc for a flip up in the future.
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Nice! I like the concept are you going to do this with other helmets?
Thanks! And yes, we plan to do a lot more like this
Nice test
Nice test !
1:47 what's the point of this all carbon, when HJC made RPHA 90, their non carbon flip up weighing 1550g in size XXL? This X-Lite is not that light apparently.
We were also surprised at how heavy the X-1004 Ultra Carbon came out, though this is still to be expected in the modular segment. Though there are lighter modular helmets on the market, the 1600 gram mark is also where the Shoei Neotec 2 and the Schuberth C4 Pro sit.
Thanks for the comment!
Besides weight, what did you think of the
@@Championhelmets still need to try it, so not sure how it actually feels on my head.
@@michalpach1179 That's the best approach to take to make sure it's the right helmet. Thanks for the reply!
If you find you have any further questions, we're always happy to help