helmet help plz
 

Hello everyone. new here. looking to buy a new helmet. only looking to spend 300. and my bike is a 01 yzf 600. so many helmets out there, i dont know where to even begin. i do know i want a full face helmet. any suggestions guys, would be great.

O lord.....

Well, I'm more or less the "helmet guy" but I'll need to know, size (in cm), preferred color, brand preferences (if any).... Depending on your size, I've seen some awesome deals recently on lids but let's narrow it down....

what have you seen recently, been kicking around a new lid, th eshark has hit its 5 yr mark.

Ditto... I think mine is pushing that 5 year mark too...

i want either black or white. dont think i want any designs. id like a flat color.
and im not sure about brands, as i just jumped into this sport/hobby.
and dont know my size, but i dont have a huge head.

where abouts do you live, look for a store called cycle gear in your area, large corp. store w/ decent inventory.

Scorpion lids seem to have a good rep.

I love my scorpion...And there is a few sites that have them for 100$ or less

Best bet is to go to a place like cycle gear or at least a store that carries a decent amount of gear and try them on. I found one that fit my head the best and then found a great deal on that exact helmet on line for about $200 off of one that was brand new and a current model.

i have nothing around me that carries anything more than like 4 helmets.

try mt holly powersports or cycle world in cherry hill

FUCK CYCLE WORLD.

Slit your wrists before going in that fucking shithole of a dealer.

dang sixxxer!! whats so wrong with that place??

For service yea. Gear and parts ain't bad

a local place wants 50 to mount and balance my tire with the wheel still on. 25 if i take it off for them.
1.) is that a good deal? and
2.) is taking the back wheel off something i can do myself?

sounds about right, if you have to ask, then i'd stay away from it.

ask the shop if you can watch and learn

you'll also need a rear stand, to take the back wheel off, and a ft stand if you're going to take the ft wheel off.

u have some animosity towards that shop. what did they do to u? lol

He was implying that "if you have to ask" if removing the rear wheel is something you can do, then you should "stay away from it." I have to agree, mainly because if you don't get the alignment right, bad things can happen. I second the idea of asking the shop if you can hang around and watch. And yes, the price sounds about right.

yes i got that. makes sense. not like riding a bicycle lol. my life is at stake here.

if youre not too far from LI you can stop by my place and I can swap the tires. I have my own changer and th etools and stands. Once yo usee the wheels removed once or twice its prety easy.