Thanks for a very helpful review. I’ve always ridden fully faired American style touring bikes with full fairings. (‘83 Gold-Wing, ‘85 HD FLHTC, ‘01 Valkyrie Interstate, ‘11 Victory Cross Country, & ‘13 HD FLHTC.) But lately I’ve been thinking I’d like to also have a Euro style retro-sport for local riding. Something like a Bonneville T120 or a BMW R9T. On the tourers I’ve always worn a half shell, or a Bell 3/4. But for the retro sport I’d like to switch to a modular. I recently tried a Nolan at the Montreal bike show, and was impressed with its design and natural fit to my head. I also like the fact that the chin bar doesn’t stick way out or up when tilted up. This review has given me more confidence to go for the Nolan.
I think it would make a great dual sport bike helmet . Once you hit the dirt you can get rid of the chin piece and have a nice open face helmet for the slow moving trails through the woods .
Bought the Neotec II when it first came out. Fit, finsh and quality are amazing and typical Shoei. But, and it's a big but, it weighs a metric tonne. My Large with intergrated Sena weighs in at just on 1.8Kg. I can get about 4 hours ride time before my neck starts to hurt and headache starts. I have retired it and gone back to a full face one piece. Once Shoei decide to drop Sena and start using more CF to drop weight, I'll return to a modular. Maybe it works better more upright than on a sports tourer - who knows.
"The new year has started and bikers everywhere are excited to climb back on their steel horse"..... I'm always amazed at the number of people who put their bikes away for the winter. There are SO many beautiful, sunny days December through February that it makes it almost impossible to ignore. Yeah, it's cold but my theory is, I don't winterize my bike, I winterize myself.
thank you for comprehensive, unbiased review and more so, for such professional presentation without bravado and excessive screaming, shouting, thrills and other unnecessary rubbish that tends to be so common on many you tube channels! Brilliant representation by a down-to-earth, no-nonsense, knowledgeable fellow speaking pragmatically in pure, plain English for anyone to understand and is simply a pleasure to watch and listen! Bravo!
Great video. I agree that Schuberth needs to make the C4 Pro with 3 or 4 shell sizes. I’ll gladly purchase one if this ever happens. For now Shoei Neotec ll all the way.
I own it. It is not the quietest helmet on the market, but is comfortable if you have more of a round head shape. I use earplugs on longer autobahn stretches.
The idea of the tech helmet has been tried before unsuccessfully (Hawk). While getting the chin bar behind the helmet kept it out of the wind, however, the weight on the back causes the same result it pulls the helmet back uncomfortably.
I hope Nolan have improved the N-Com system since 2009. After spending all the money on a Nolan and N-Com setup(nearly $1000) i found the Nolan helmet so uncomfortable it sat in a cupboard and I ised a $200 helmet in its place. The N-Com system was useless rubbish. The only time you could hear anything was at a complete standstill. Even city riding made the Ncom at full volume unlistenable. In my opinion the most expensive thing I've dumped in my bin without much use, yet feel justified to do so.
Hello. I've been following your videos for suite sometime now and I enjoy them very much since you're from the right side of the pond and North Americans are always biased for US made stuff. With that said, can you please tell me why no one including Caberg helmets? According to Sharp they are the pinnacle of safety.
Thanks for your compliment! Although Caberg definitely make good helmets, a lot of them are entry level models. They do have the fantastic new Levo helmet, but we have not gotten enough rider feedback yet to give that helmet a proper ranking.
Recently I visited a european BMW demo centre (keeping them anonymous) and used to mostly carry C4s. Now they are moving away onto other brands. I was surprised to see on the tenths of C4s they have, how many had issues and pieces dropping off. They said it was unsustainable to keep up with keeping the helmets functional in-spite Schubert constantly mailing them parts.
Why no RPHA 90, would have bought the Neotec II had they not enforced you to buy a inferior coms system. So guess it’s the RPHA 90s for me, so would have be nice had it being added.
The AGV Sport Modular is a great helmet and we do like it a lot, but it hasn't stood the test of time as well as these other models. It's definitely deserves an honourable mention and it's a great lid for sports riders.
I used Nolan N103 until now and I liked it, but some three weeks ago I bought N100-5 and I like it even more. Not cheap helmet, but if it will last as long as N103 I don t need to buy helmet for next 8 years :-)
I had a 104. Great helmet but I upgraded to the 105. Even better. A month ago I thought I would treat myself to the Shoei based on reviews. Very, very noisy. Wasted a lot of money, very disappointed. Might be good on a bike with a windshield but on a naked bike not worth a crap. My Nolans are substantially quieter. So I guess I had already owned the best helmet on the planet. Italian helmet to go with my Italian bike.
@BoYka I can't comment on any of the helmets you mentioned as I have not tried any of them. The 105 has been good and I am sorry I got the Shoei. I put it on eBay and got some of my money back. I will stick with my Nolan and may get the next upgrade from Nolan. My local m/c repair shop owner also likes Nolans and recommends HJCs. I had a a Harley version that was pretty good.
Doc Brown says if it's 2016 or not. Although flip-back helmets are doing some good things these days, they are still more fragile in some areas when compared to regular flip up helmets. If this video was a comparison instead of 'top 5 picks', then the Neotec II would almost certainly beat the other 4 helmets.
@@FortaMoto the Neotec 2 is great in full face mode but visor up is imbalanced - nobody rides like that. Manufacturers realized the true benefit to a modular helmet is its conversion from full face to jet - it’s the future.
We do actually touch on that subject for a couple of the helmets, but the difficult thing is that it will differ per bike and riding position. And next to that it's also important to look at how well the helmet fits the rider's head.
Neotec 2 is not as comfortable as the c4pro by a long way, it is also pretty bad at speed with buffeting especially in dirty air as vehicles in front, it’s relatively quiet until you open the large chin vent then it’s like a wind tunnel, great ventilation just noisy, c4 pro on the other hand is super quiet ( for a helmet ) amazing at speed, minimal buffeting or turbulence and the view out the huge visor makes the shoei feel like a Simpson interceptor. Owned the Neotec 2 until tried the c4 pro. The c4 pro isn’t amazing with ventilation but it’s other benefits out way that, don’t buy a black helmet for summer and won’t get so hot lol 😂
I bought the Neotec two and the integrated intercom system...fitted it myself, no problems...What I like about the Sena system is its completely unobtrusive, wouldn't know its fitted!...No bloody great unit stuck on the side of the helmet....causing wind noise..... Certainly its limited in range etc! to other more expensive devises, however, if this is not an issue ...brilliant.
Good comparisons. I'm sticking with Nolan. My old Nolan is wayyyy past due for replacement. What I've found is you need to try on many helmets....I use XL and like shoes sizing is not always the same among different manufacturers. Thanks.
All well and good. Nice demonstration of the helmets but you forgot one MAJOR THING... HEAD SHAPE!!! That means even though you like a helmet it might not be for you... Nolan... Notoriously round head shape. Supposedly round oval now. Schuberth... Round
Hello I would like to order a couple of helmets for me and my spouse but I would like to know what the difference is between 100-5 and the 100-5 (PLUS)
I wouldn't touch the Scorpion, mine used to jam when switching from open face to full just how you describe, leaving a slit to see through and having to immediately stop. It went back twice and was returned to me in the same condition...no real interest from the company or distributor here in the UK . Very surprising when this could be life threatening. The store replaced the helmet eventually and I got a Nolan thank you J & S who were brilliant. You would have thought Scorpion would have just binned it and sent a new one...well its their reputation and I feel obliged to warn....it could get you killed.
My first modular was a Nolan and I really liked a few features. Assisted chin bar lift, nuetrally weighted before latching. Close chin bar fitting when opened, quality chin latching buckel, and eventually deployable sun visor. I've had three iterations of their product but they sharpened the last version (3 years ago) to the point that I moved on to a HJC. Btw, you ommitted the helmet retention aspect completely! Oops! I think the Neotec2 will replace my HJC, hopefully soon. Is it D-rings or buckel?
Abhinav Singh I have the ls2 valiant II and it is almost identical to the scorpion. Anti fog. Sun visor, shield visor. Has the full flip back on the chin bar. Extremely versatile!
@@TheZbadam1 For me is a great helmet, confortable, good price, ECE, and 5 star Sharp, I didnot know that the Chin bar came undone..I have read pure good reviews and I realli liked it.
@@victorherrero4790 just my opinion but I don't see much point to a flipface that will not stay closed in crash. I much preferred the is max 2 I bought after the duke 2 although I use the AGV sportmodular now.
@@TheZbadam1 The chin bar remains locked in 90% of impacts, to be precise. That's not such a bad score considering many models fall below this percentage. The well-known "premium" Neotec II, for example, has 70%.
@@calebnewberry9260 Yes, it looks like the deal. Completely out of stock here in US, big pain, as I want to return it if fit ain't good, thus not getting it from Europe yet. Thanks for the feedback.
The AGV Sport Modular is a great helmet and we do like it a lot, but it hasn't stood the test of time as well as these other models. It's definitely deserves an honourable mention and it's a great lid for sports riders.
I have an agv sportmodular carbon, but it makes me blind during rainy days. Water enters to the loose rubber gasket whick makes the anti fog insert useless. Don’t buy it
@@sbhjackson5931 You're welcome. You can find stock information by clicking on the sizes on product pages. The current expected dispatch date for the XL white is early April (they're not directly in stock with us or Scorpion at the moment). We do have quite a few matt black ones as of now.
At that time of the making of this video they didn't have the Ls2 Valiant 2. The new Model got a very nice and modern design and is about $70 cheaper than the Scorpion Exo Tech.
Kieren Moore Me to, but you can still use the Cardo system even though not integrated. Need the Neotec 3 to have a much safer chin guard than the poor 70% it achieved in the Sharp impact testing.
@@johnbristow6854 lol. Neotec just isn't good for anything, outside of short cold weather commutes. It's to heavy to be a tourer. It's loud as hell. The ventilation doesn't exist. I bought one at the start of 2020 riding season, and tried to make it work for 2 months before reverting back to a full face.
Because it's still the 'classic' ROOF helmet, and it's still the one everybody loves. The Boxxer will need some time to take its place. They're both fine looking helmets.
@@FortaMoto Oh sorry, my mistake.. I thought this video was for the '5 BEST Modular Helmets of 2020'. The new Boxxer has many improvements over the Boxer V8.... so not having it is a fail. Viewers expected reviews of the latest improved gear, not the Boxer V8 that came out in 2012.. Now I wonder how current the others are ???
Thanks for a very helpful review. I’ve always ridden fully faired American style touring bikes with full fairings. (‘83 Gold-Wing, ‘85 HD FLHTC, ‘01 Valkyrie Interstate, ‘11 Victory Cross Country, & ‘13 HD FLHTC.) But lately I’ve been thinking I’d like to also have a Euro style retro-sport for local riding. Something like a Bonneville T120 or a BMW R9T. On the tourers I’ve always worn a half shell, or a Bell 3/4. But for the retro sport I’d like to switch to a modular. I recently tried a Nolan at the Montreal bike show, and was impressed with its design and natural fit to my head. I also like the fact that the chin bar doesn’t stick way out or up when tilted up. This review has given me more confidence to go for the Nolan.
I think it would make a great dual sport bike helmet . Once you hit the dirt you can get rid of the chin piece and have a nice open face helmet for the slow moving trails through the woods .
Bought the Neotec II when it first came out. Fit, finsh and quality are amazing and typical Shoei. But, and it's a big but, it weighs a metric tonne. My Large with intergrated Sena weighs in at just on 1.8Kg. I can get about 4 hours ride time before my neck starts to hurt and headache starts. I have retired it and gone back to a full face one piece. Once Shoei decide to drop Sena and start using more CF to drop weight, I'll return to a modular. Maybe it works better more upright than on a sports tourer - who knows.
Would you consider selling it to me?
"The new year has started and bikers everywhere are excited to climb back on their steel horse".....
I'm always amazed at the number of people who put their bikes away for the winter. There are SO many beautiful, sunny days December through February that it makes it almost impossible to ignore. Yeah, it's cold but my theory is, I don't winterize my bike, I winterize myself.
@PirateUnicorn
Wow...and I thought Unicorns just went around puking rainbows and shittin' Godiva all day...guess I was wrong ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Is your winter in California? Please come to New Brunswick and ride merrily around in our winter. Cheers
@@petebjerkelund5088 ...no doubt, I totally get it. I guess I'm lucky that the winters down south don't get below freezing very often.
Riding never ends in California, best backroads / pavement in the country....
thank you for comprehensive, unbiased review and more so, for such professional presentation without bravado and excessive screaming, shouting, thrills and other unnecessary rubbish that tends to be so common on many you tube channels! Brilliant representation by a down-to-earth, no-nonsense, knowledgeable fellow speaking pragmatically in pure, plain English for anyone to understand and is simply a pleasure to watch and listen! Bravo!
Cheers for your friendly compliments, I'm glad you enjoyed our video!
Whoever thought Ewan McGregor would do helmet reviews on TH-cam for kicks? Great job mate.
Ewan McGregor is Scottish!
@@FortaMoto you are Scottish
@@radiocrash I'm not, trust me - I should know.
Ritchie leuk om jou hier te zien! Ik heb net de Scorpion gekocht. Nice video, supergoed!
Great video. I agree that Schuberth needs to make the C4 Pro with 3 or 4 shell sizes. I’ll gladly purchase one if this ever happens. For now Shoei Neotec ll all the way.
Very good presentation! Thank you!
Thanks! That was a very useful and well done video.
A very well orchestrated demonstration thank you
Great presenter and loads of the vital info in order to decide...thanks
The LS2 Valiant 2 and Scorpion EXO-950 are both amazing modular helmets.
Scorpion enzo
Great presentation from someone who has done his research
My Schubert E1 is 3 years old and my Neotec 2 is a year old. I’m good. Enjoyed the video though!
is it me or does modular helmets look less awkward now vs ones from like 10-15 years ago?
good vid but agreed shark evo 2?
Great info, would have been good to know wind noise level for the Nolan and compared with the othets.
I own it. It is not the quietest helmet on the market, but is comfortable if you have more of a round head shape. I use earplugs on longer autobahn stretches.
Champion Helmets did an extensive test on them. Check out their review.
HJC 90S Carbon !!! The best helmet all around for the dollar. I am so surprised it is not on your table.
Me too. I just purchased one. Very comfortable, light and quiet.
@@Valkyrie0307 Enjoy ! Best value for head protection.
Thank you, great information !
I love modular helmets, I kinda miss riding my modular helmet.
Great video
I have the shoei neotech 2 with the sena srl2 and absolutely love it.
@Mike Clarkson Sena is easy to fit but Cardo is a much better system. Cardo can be fit in the Neotec 2 as well.
The idea of the tech helmet has been tried before unsuccessfully (Hawk). While getting the chin bar behind the helmet kept it out of the wind, however, the weight on the back causes the same result it pulls the helmet back uncomfortably.
I hope Nolan have improved the N-Com system since 2009. After spending all the money on a Nolan and N-Com setup(nearly $1000) i found the Nolan helmet so uncomfortable it sat in a cupboard and I ised a $200 helmet in its place. The N-Com system was useless rubbish. The only time you could hear anything was at a complete standstill. Even city riding made the Ncom at full volume unlistenable. In my opinion the most expensive thing I've dumped in my bin without much use, yet feel justified to do so.
Thank you. Nolan looks good.
2:15 I hate when it gets all fucked up too
you forgot the Shark Evo One2. Easily as good as those.
Where is the Shark EVO
No AGV Sportmodular?
Much appreciated for the info Sir. Thanks
Great review very informative thank you .
Dude you can have a show just about motorcycle helmets and it'd be super interesting
I already do, in a way... You're looking at it! What kind of show do you envision?
@@FortaMoto Sorry, didn't check out your actual channel, but yeah now after checking it out I feel a lil embarrassed haha. You rock bro, subbed
@@ShervMidi No problem, thanks for subscribing! See you next time :).
Very high quality video
Hello. I've been following your videos for suite sometime now and I enjoy them very much since you're from the right side of the pond and North Americans are always biased for US made stuff.
With that said, can you please tell me why no one including Caberg helmets? According to Sharp they are the pinnacle of safety.
Thanks for your compliment! Although Caberg definitely make good helmets, a lot of them are entry level models. They do have the fantastic new Levo helmet, but we have not gotten enough rider feedback yet to give that helmet a proper ranking.
Agreed, I ride with a Caberg Duke II. 5 stars on the Sharps website with 90% for the chin guard latch!! An all round good, comfortable and safe lid!!!
@@garyhalsey7693 Can you make a list of pros and cons?
I like yur review... tq!😌
Goo d presentation with details & usage, very helpful
I ride with a Shoei Neotec 2 on top of a 2021 Gold Wing Tour, It’s a sweet combination! Thanks for doing an outstanding review on all the helmets.
You're welcome! Thanks for your compliment.
Where is Agv Sportmodular ??
There is ls2?
Surprised you didn't show the LS2 Valiant II as it is the one Scorpion has copied or rather the Valiant I.
I thought it was the LS2 at the opening scene. A travesty not including the LS2
For a beginner riding a 125cc which of these helmets are best ?
Recently I visited a european BMW demo centre (keeping them anonymous) and used to mostly carry C4s. Now they are moving away onto other brands. I was surprised to see on the tenths of C4s they have, how many had issues and pieces dropping off. They said it was unsustainable to keep up with keeping the helmets functional in-spite Schubert constantly mailing them parts.
Scorpion top one 💯💪💪💪
Why no RPHA 90, would have bought the Neotec II had they not enforced you to buy a inferior coms system. So guess it’s the RPHA 90s for me, so would have be nice had it being added.
Why no agv sportmodular?
The AGV Sport Modular is a great helmet and we do like it a lot, but it hasn't stood the test of time as well as these other models. It's definitely deserves an honourable mention and it's a great lid for sports riders.
@@FortaMoto what is the test of time?
IMO it's a cheaply made helmet
Shoei neotec ii is a very good modular helmet. Except for the weight rest is all fine.
Great vids with an even better reviewer. Proper geezer!
I used Nolan N103 until now and I liked it, but some three weeks ago I bought N100-5 and I like it even more. Not cheap helmet, but if it will last as long as N103 I don t need to buy helmet for next 8 years :-)
I had a 104. Great helmet but I upgraded to the 105. Even better. A month ago I thought I would treat myself to the Shoei based on reviews. Very, very noisy. Wasted a lot of money, very disappointed. Might be good on a bike with a windshield but on a naked bike not worth a crap. My Nolans are substantially quieter. So I guess I had already owned the best helmet on the planet. Italian helmet to go with my Italian bike.
@BoYka I can't comment on any of the helmets you mentioned as I have not tried any of them. The 105 has been good and I am sorry I got the Shoei. I put it on eBay and got some of my money back. I will stick with my Nolan and may get the next upgrade from Nolan. My local m/c repair shop owner also likes Nolans and recommends HJCs. I had a a Harley version that was pretty good.
You all need to replace your lids more frequently. After 8 years the polystyrene foam hardens and won’t cushion impacts any more.
It’s not 2016. Any modular helmet that flips up only halfway cannot possibly be considered in the top 5.
Doc Brown says if it's 2016 or not. Although flip-back helmets are doing some good things these days, they are still more fragile in some areas when compared to regular flip up helmets. If this video was a comparison instead of 'top 5 picks', then the Neotec II would almost certainly beat the other 4 helmets.
@@FortaMoto the Neotec 2 is great in full face mode but visor up is imbalanced - nobody rides like that. Manufacturers realized the true benefit to a modular helmet is its conversion from full face to jet - it’s the future.
seeking Shoei PFS in Southern California. Is that possible?
I'm not completely sure about that, Shoei PFS isn't a worldwide thing yet. Your best bet would be to contact Shoei USA directly.
Bell Broozer ?
Gotta wait until the last two come with a sena mesh intercom
I miss the aspect of windnoise in this review
We do actually touch on that subject for a couple of the helmets, but the difficult thing is that it will differ per bike and riding position. And next to that it's also important to look at how well the helmet fits the rider's head.
I never had a wind problem when driving with an open neotec 2. I just use it like that in low speeds....
Arguably the Shoei manufactures some the best motor helmets in the world.
Bo Zhao I have the Neotec 2. Most comfortable thing I’ve ever had on my head
Neotec 2 is not as comfortable as the c4pro by a long way, it is also pretty bad at speed with buffeting especially in dirty air as vehicles in front, it’s relatively quiet until you open the large chin vent then it’s like a wind tunnel, great ventilation just noisy, c4 pro on the other hand is super quiet ( for a helmet ) amazing at speed, minimal buffeting or turbulence and the view out the huge visor makes the shoei feel like a Simpson interceptor. Owned the Neotec 2 until tried the c4 pro. The c4 pro isn’t amazing with ventilation but it’s other benefits out way that, don’t buy a black helmet for summer and won’t get so hot lol 😂
Gimme Crazy Al's beanie skull cap any day.
I bought the Neotec two and the integrated intercom system...fitted it myself, no problems...What I like about the Sena system is its completely unobtrusive, wouldn't know its fitted!...No bloody great unit stuck on the side of the helmet....causing wind noise..... Certainly its limited in range etc! to other more expensive devises, however, if this is not an issue ...brilliant.
Good comparisons. I'm sticking with Nolan. My old Nolan is wayyyy past due for replacement. What I've found is you need to try on many helmets....I use XL and like shoes sizing is not always the same among different manufacturers. Thanks.
wow sir its good posible discount sir.
All well and good. Nice demonstration of the helmets but you forgot one MAJOR THING... HEAD SHAPE!!! That means even though you like a helmet it might not be for you...
Nolan... Notoriously round head shape. Supposedly round oval now.
Schuberth... Round
I have a round head. Are the roof boxer helmets a better fit for narrow or round heads. Are the cushions adjustable for fit?
Hello I would like to order a couple of helmets for me and my spouse but I would like to know what the difference is between 100-5 and the 100-5 (PLUS)
I wouldn't touch the Scorpion, mine used to jam when switching from open face to full just how you describe, leaving a slit to see through and having to immediately stop. It went back twice and was returned to me in the same condition...no real interest from the company or distributor here in the UK . Very surprising when this could be life threatening. The store replaced the helmet eventually and I got a Nolan thank you J & S who were brilliant. You would have thought Scorpion would have just binned it and sent a new one...well its their reputation and I feel obliged to warn....it could get you killed.
My first modular was a Nolan and I really liked a few features. Assisted chin bar lift, nuetrally weighted before latching. Close chin bar fitting when opened, quality chin latching buckel, and eventually deployable sun visor. I've had three iterations of their product but they sharpened the last version (3 years ago) to the point that I moved on to a HJC.
Btw, you ommitted the helmet retention aspect completely! Oops!
I think the Neotec2 will replace my HJC, hopefully soon. Is it D-rings or buckel?
Which HJC model do you have?
Are these helmets available in India ???
Good Video
Stay away from C4. I wish I could get my money back on mine. Parts starts coming off before 12 months of careful use. Quality is really bad.
If I was going to spend that kind of money I would go for the Carbon Fibre Schuberth
Weights would be nice
Great video. How does the LS2 Ff900 valiant II stack up against the scorpion? Keen to get your views. Many thanks.
Abhinav Singh I have the ls2 valiant II and it is almost identical to the scorpion. Anti fog. Sun visor, shield visor. Has the full flip back on the chin bar. Extremely versatile!
@@calebnewberry9260 Many thanks for your feedback Caleb. appreciate it
Where is the Caberg Duke 2? Good price, Dot,Ece and 5 star sharp tested. It is missing in this list
Caberg Duke 2 is awful IMHO hated it and the 5 star sharp rated is misleading because the chin bar came undone in a third of the tests
@@TheZbadam1 For me is a great helmet, confortable, good price, ECE, and 5 star Sharp, I didnot know that the Chin bar came undone..I have read pure good reviews and I realli liked it.
@@victorherrero4790 just my opinion but I don't see much point to a flipface that will not stay closed in crash. I much preferred the is max 2 I bought after the duke 2 although I use the AGV sportmodular now.
@@TheZbadam1 The chin bar remains locked in 90% of impacts, to be precise. That's not such a bad score considering many models fall below this percentage. The well-known "premium" Neotec II, for example, has 70%.
@@Podzzy I was surprised how poorly a lot of the premium helmets mainly the Shoei and schuberth performed in both areas of the sharp test.
And about Carbon Sportmodular from Agv
Great video, thank you. I wisah we'd find the evo Tech in US but it looks like it's not exported... the LS2 Valiant II must be interesting too...
Alan Alain I have the LS2 Valiant II and I love it!!
@@calebnewberry9260 Yes, it looks like the deal. Completely out of stock here in US, big pain, as I want to return it if fit ain't good, thus not getting it from Europe yet. Thanks for the feedback.
I have disqualified Neotec 2: NOISY high frequency high up. As muchas a £30 helmet. Neck roll best ever & fit
Where is the AGV Sportmodular? It is the best out of all the competition
The AGV Sport Modular is a great helmet and we do like it a lot, but it hasn't stood the test of time as well as these other models. It's definitely deserves an honourable mention and it's a great lid for sports riders.
FortaMoto hello thank you for your feedback. What do you mean by the test of time? Thanks
I have an agv sportmodular carbon, but it makes me blind during rainy days. Water enters to the loose rubber gasket whick makes the anti fog insert useless. Don’t buy it
How long does shipping take to the US if I use DHL and order today from fortamoto ?
If the product is in our stock, then typically around 3/4 work days! :)
@@FortaMoto Thank you for your quick response. How can I find out if you have the Scorpion Exo Tech XL in white in stock ?
@@sbhjackson5931 You're welcome. You can find stock information by clicking on the sizes on product pages. The current expected dispatch date for the XL white is early April (they're not directly in stock with us or Scorpion at the moment). We do have quite a few matt black ones as of now.
Which helmets are easier to add the Cardo Packtalk bold to?
Probably the Scorpion EXO-Tech. It might be possible on the Shoei Neotec II as well, but with less ease.
Do y’all import to America
We ship worldwide! :)
Why would you not include the Shark modular helmet? It’s awesome
Nice Review Bro😅 Anyway Where you From?
They're from Netherlands apparently.
Correct! Our company is located in Amsterdam, I personally am from Yorkshire, England.
@@FortaMoto That’s funny. I was wondering the same as I was listening as I could detect a bit of both!👍
At that time of the making of this video they didn't have the Ls2 Valiant 2. The new Model got a very nice and modern design and is about $70 cheaper than the Scorpion Exo Tech.
I dont see the LS2 Valiant Jeans here, and THAT is the best modular hybrid helmet of 2020. And 2021.
Bro Fist One Helmet is Good,you Explain very easy.👍👍👍
I’ll wait for the Neotec 3 (or later) ... just as soon as they fall out of bed with Sena ... 😒
Kieren Moore Me to, but you can still use the Cardo system even though not integrated. Need the Neotec 3 to have a much safer chin guard than the poor 70% it achieved in the Sharp impact testing.
NEOTEC II is the winner
Thanks brother
Thanks very informative. Don't know the conversion rate for Euros would like to see the dollar cost also.
google it
no stats on neo tec ??
Because it's crap
@@mizzle299 very imformative!!!!
@@johnbristow6854 lol. Neotec just isn't good for anything, outside of short cold weather commutes. It's to heavy to be a tourer. It's loud as hell. The ventilation doesn't exist.
I bought one at the start of 2020 riding season, and tried to make it work for 2 months before reverting back to a full face.
Wow, no LS2.
When you say 'used in and around city limits', you mean it's bad for noise?
Wasn't this uploaded yesterday?
It was, but it needed a little touch-up. It's even more fun to watch now!
Just removed the Shuberth C5 from box , first ride , totally disappointed , the visor is loose and can't stand open even at 40 km/hr speed 😡😡😡😡😡
Weight for the Shoei?.
Around 1615 grams in the smallest shell size.
Roof all the way
Prices would have been nice
Hi Ron,
Prices are shown at the end of every 'helmet review', so 3:26 for the Scorpion, 5:05 for the ROOF etc.
No i90? best bang for buck
April 2020- so why in the heck aren't you reviewing the latest Roof BoXXer Carbon (double-X) ????? seriously...
Because it's still the 'classic' ROOF helmet, and it's still the one everybody loves. The Boxxer will need some time to take its place. They're both fine looking helmets.
@@FortaMoto Oh sorry, my mistake.. I thought this video was for the '5 BEST Modular Helmets of 2020'. The new Boxxer has many improvements over the Boxer V8.... so not having it is a fail. Viewers expected reviews of the latest improved gear, not the Boxer V8 that came out in 2012.. Now I wonder how current the others are ???
Lekker accent maat, moest toch heel even twijfelen of het nou toch stiekem brits was.
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