Harley-Davidson® Men’s Modular Helmet with Retractable Sun Shield. Full Face. 98211-10VM
Harley-Davidson® Men’s Modular Helmet with Retractable Sun Shield. Full Face. 98211-10VM
Polycarbonate shell featuring an Advanced Channeling Ventilation System, which allows for full front-to-back airflow to help flush out heat and humidity. One-Touch Integrated tinted SunShield deploys quickly and easily. AccuSightTM anti-fog face shield features optically superior 3D design, 95% UV protection, and anti-scratch coating. RapidFireTM shield replacement system for quick, secure tool-free removal and installation. SilverCoolTM interior helps wick moisture and eliminate odors with removable, washable, antibacterial liner. Helmet bag included. Graphics on center front and sides. Meets DOT requirements. HJC, 3 lbs.—-For a helmet to be effective, it must fit properly. Harley-Davidson strongly recommends that you visit your H-D dealer to try on helmets to determine the proper size and fitment.
User Ratings and Reviews
5 Stars Great Helmet!!
I started out with a non-dot “carbon fiber” half helmet… good helmet, but 35 mph cross winds nearly blew my glasses off when riding, so I went to a 3/4 with shield, but still had trouble riding in the rain and wind(live in Oklahoma), so, before heading out on a 3500 mile trip, I purchased this helmet (actually the exact helmet in HJC), and I like it the best of all, can ride in all types of weather without worry, I liked it so much in fact, that I purchased my wife one before we left on our next trip. She had to admit, she was really glad to have it, especially in the cold or wind. We have wireless intercoms and they work great in these helmets also. I was afraid I would hate the helmet because of the weight, after having the light carbon fiber helmets, however, it doesn’t bother me at all, neck never did hurt, I suppose because the weight is more centered over your shoulders. Thus far we have ridden approx. 5,000 miles in all types of weather and we love the helmets…and they are much safer also.
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