| Author | Message | ||
     Aeholton |
Well, after following the thread in the beginning of January about the Reevu helmet, I decided to order one. It arrived yesterday evening. Took about a week from time of order. Quality seems to be very good. I've worn it on a couple of errands today and man is it fantastic. It's great being able to see directly behind me without having to move and dip my shoulders like I do when using the mirrors on the 1125r. It took about 20 minutes or so to get used to, but now it is just terrific! I also have a set of blue tint shields (front and rear) on backorder. They should be here in a month or so. Here are a few pictures:    | ||
| Badlionsfan |
Neat. | ||
| Beache |
That is awesome, wish I could try it on. How much did it cost? | ||
| Piotr12 |
I, too, would like to know what the $$ damage was. How impact resistant is the "plexiglas" rear of the helmet? | ||
| Svh |
There is normal helmet under that plexiglas rear window so it should be as good as any other helmet. I am curious as to where you ordered it from. Glad someone finally bought one and tried it out. It has gotten very good reviews. | ||
| Aeholton |
Helmet, extra shield, and shipping was 295.99 Euro which converted to $430.12. | ||
| Svh |
I didn't think there was a US distributor yet. Thats a pricy helmet but could be well worth it. Keep us posted on how you like it and what you don't like. | ||
| Nevrenuf |
i'd like to hook up with ya to check this thing out A. how's the fit. | ||
| Aeholton |
Fit is good. Seems to run true to the sizing chart. If you are over this way, give me a shout. My # is in the BRAN. Will probably take a ride down to the Quaker Steak in Pinellas Park tomorrow night. | ||
| Grancuda |
have you ridden at night? do cars up behind you bother you with their lights? | ||
| Aeholton |
Yes, took a ride last night to see. No problem. The light is diffused by bouncing off 3 surfaces before reaching your eye. I purposely pulled in front of a car with some very bright HID lights and didn't have any glare problems. | ||
| Nevrenuf |
been a while since i've been over there so i just might do that. what time would you expect to get there. | ||
| Aeholton |
Probably get there around 6:30-7pm. I usually don't stay very long. Maybe an hour or so. | ||
| Nevrenuf |
i'll see if the wife wants to take a ride over tomorrow. as far as staying, i haven't been to a bike night for many moons. just don't have the desire to get around the in crowd anymore. | ||
| Aeholton |
I know what you mean. Too many people slugging beers and then riding off. I like to walk through and look at all the bikes, check out the vendors, etc. | ||
| Americanmadexb |
Let us know how it is with night time riding with the headlights and when you have a passanger! | ||
| Froggy |
You bastard. Don't bring it to April Buells Day, it might just disappear  | ||
| Aeholton |
You bastard. Don't bring it to April Buells Day, it might just disappear I think it would be a little big on you. You don't have the Cro-magnon forehead, like me. Did another 50 miles or so today. Don't know how I managed without it before. | ||
| Xblaw |
Wild. I hope my lady friend does not get hold of one of these. Then she really would have eyes in the back of her head... | ||
| Aeholton |
Let us know how it is with night time riding with the headlights and when you have a passanger! Took a ride with my wife this morning. As expected , all I could see was her head. As I posted above, night riding is terrific. No glare and great vision. |
