01-19-2015, 10:03 AM
MG, follow CA200s advice in reverse and be sure to take your specs when you try the helmet.
I endorse everything others have said about glasses being part of your face when you wear the all the time. Like ES, though, I find taking them off and putting them on is just part of the whole complex rigmarole of getting ready to ride. What decided m to stick with a full face was that the Nolan and Bell modular helmets I tried still retired me to take off my glasses to put them on whereas the Shark, with its cut outs, makes putting glasses on a breeze.
I endorse everything others have said about glasses being part of your face when you wear the all the time. Like ES, though, I find taking them off and putting them on is just part of the whole complex rigmarole of getting ready to ride. What decided m to stick with a full face was that the Nolan and Bell modular helmets I tried still retired me to take off my glasses to put them on whereas the Shark, with its cut outs, makes putting glasses on a breeze.