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I have a new SV650S (which I think is a great bike!). I have had a long gap without a bike (decades) and had forgotten how thick the air feels when travelling at speed (e.g. on motorways).
1. I know you can get a "double bubble" fairing. Does anyone have any experience or views on the best replacement in terms of effectiveness, quality and value. 2. Also, any opinions regarding a quiet helmet (less wind noise) with bluetooth. I have a cheepo starter full-face but years ago used to use an open helmet with goggles (much better visibility than using a visor). Cheers |
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The best double bubble screens I've ever used were Zero Gravity but they are pricey!
They come in Double Bubble or a touring shape for even more protection from the wind ![]() ![]() ![]() http://www.twinshack.co.uk/prods/309.html I only ever use Arai helmets (which aren't the quietest so I use earplugs) but fit my head shape better than any other, so I'm afraid I can't advise on quieter lids. |
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If your after a helmet with com, I'd recomend a Qwest & a Scala Rider or a Xlite N.com. depending on your budget. If vison is a worry the Shark Vision has a very good visor one of the widest visors I'm seen & was farily comfortable too. As Runako has said below, the Schuberth helmets are on the expensive side but are great helmets. Nolan do a few good com helmets. Last edited by AZZ3R; 01-03-12 at 10:16 PM. |
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Schuberth ... bluetooth capable ... they make the BMW system. Quiet & quality but be warned, you pay for what you get.
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I have a Puig DB screen that is very good, which is handy because I threw away my clip ons and put dirt bars on the bike and sit up right. Don't feel the wind until I am at speeds that we do not discuss in polite company.
![]() I have a Vemar lid that I have used with cheap coms kits, that has been OK and I know that they do a Blue tooth version, but I prefer ear buds and Slayer if I am honest. |
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Thanks for the info.
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