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I'm currently looking for a new lid and am considering the Shuberth C2 (as I can get one cheapish atm) or the Shark Evoline Series 2. Both are flip-up lids, though the Shark flips right back, so can be worn like an open-face lid. They both have integral sun visors. I suspect that the Schuberth would be the quieter of the two.
Current lid is a Schuberth R1, but needs replacing. It's a top quality lid and really comfortable. Anyone have any experience of either the C2 or the Evoline? |
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I've tried the Evoline on, and it was absolutely horrible. The sun visor knocks you on the nose. The flip over mechanism for the helmet itself is a right faff.
Go play with one, its likely you'll be a tad disappointed.
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I use a Schuberth C2, very comfortable and quiet BUT @ 1.82kg heavy. I also find as a spectacle wearer the vision angles are restricted? also when riding a sports style bike because the helmet sits low (unless I have a short neck) the side to side movement can be very difficult however this lessens when riding in a more upright position i.e. touring bike.
Hope my comments help. JOHN |
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