Seen a few reviews for them and seem pretty good for the money.
The things people seem to complain about is that they can be a little heavy and that the chin part is a bit low and you cant look down properly. Also they feel a bit plastic and creaky but other than that really comfy and good value.

bimota wrote:hi knobbly,

why error, they look the same apart from colour.

rob

I made a mistake with the links. I put the wrong link on at first but corrected it.
Yep the helmets are exactly the same just a different badge with quite a large price difference.

my error

Cheaper here https://www.dirtbikexpress.co.uk/helmet ... e_red_blue

But these are the same https://www.dirtbikexpress.co.uk/helmet ... olid_white

Completely true. Not a drop of fresh fuel added. It's the bike I'm praising. If this bike can run on badly out of date fuel then I know what bike I would rather be bouncing across Africa on. I also have a KLR 650 76K on the clock last turned off in 2009. Started first stab of the button 3 weeks ago ...

I also have a KLR 650 76K on the clock last turned off in 2009. Started first stab of the button 3 weeks ago with the same fuel from 2009. In 76K the only thing that went wrong was the side stand switch. My mates F800GS wouldn't start cos it had dropped 1.5 Volts. I know what bike my money is going ...

1991 Yamaha XTZ S10, 40K on the clock I put 20K of those on. owned for 6 years. used rain shine and snow. 1 failed regulator..... and ??? Buy a Japanese sports bike, put it in your garage and use it 5 months of the year and then only on sunny Sundays. After three years it's done 3000 miles. When you...

Depends on what type of riding you do. Do you off road?
I have the rubber stock ones on my XTZ and KLR but the next front end strip down I do on my bikes I'm taking them off as I prefer to not have any at all.
At least the rubber ones usually have a hole at the bottom to drain water out.

The chrome on your forks is only a few thou deep. I would say that any crud picked up underneath could scratch the fork.
If you are going to use them then I would remove them after any dirty or wet riding and clean them properly.
Saying that I have never used them and to be honest I wouldn't.

Gimmick!
You have a seal in your forks keeping the crap out, why wrap around something that will soak up water and hold it against your forks. waste of hard earned cash IMO but that's the engineer in me talking.