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Shoei Syncrotec Series

Newest Review: ... not) and it was confirmed to be fine. The second time I didn't risk it - cut the straps off and binned it...a sad day ... more

... :-( The replacement? A Shoei Raid II (full-face). The reason? A little bit more peace & quiet and to cease looking like my biking Uncle :-D Seriously though, it's just cheaper and I bought it from Groombridges (near Healthfield, East Sussex) for £168.50! Groombridges is a good place for a bargain, but don't expect anything more! A case in point is that I spent the aformentioned amount, asked for some ear plugs too...and they were billed. It's like buying a new car and having to pay extra for tyre plug caps! The other r...more

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Shoei Syncrotec Series: A good purchase provided you have a Shoei shaped head - Grea ... (987 words)
by - written on 04/11/08 (Very useful, 411 readings)
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Just to confirm, this is a flip-up crash helmet or a "Approved Safety Helmet" as the government prefers us to say! In some ways there's little to say about this crash helmet, it's cheap, comfortable, quiet and it does work in the event of a 'typical' accident...having been a test dummy a few times, I'm living proof! I bought it for £200 at the Ally Pally (Alexandra Palace Bike Show, London, UK), plain black because I'm not going to pay extra just for a lavist paint job...what next, 'blinging' up the seat belt in your car? (please don't say you would!). The build quality is very Shoei, having abused this lid for 3/4 years it's only now that ... Read the complete review

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