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Reevu helmets have built in rear view mirrors. As a daily commuter that has to merge on and off the freeway everyday I am very interested in the extra field of vision that these offer.
Has anyone see one of these?
Are they any good?
http://www.revzilla.com/reevu-helmets
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Reevu review?
I didn't know they existed. Lots of info on the web, however. For instance this rider review:
http://www.r1-forum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=333772
Revzilla has a review of Reevu too.
Now someone needs to wear a pair of google glasses to record what the Reevue rear view looks like.
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Here's a review a did about 3 years ago. I returned the helmet.
http://www.1000rr.net/forums/1000rr-gene...elmet.html
At the time I had to purchase it in Canada. Its been a while, the review was when i purchased it and more accurate then my memory.
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I tried out a Reevu helmet last weekend and am strongly considering picking one up. I was impressed by the rear view mirror and really feel that the extra vision would help quite a bit when taking the bike on the freeway.
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(07-31-2014, 03:33 PM)stray750_imp Wrote: I tried out a Reevu helmet last weekend and am strongly considering picking one up. I was impressed by the rear view mirror and really feel that the extra vision would help quite a bit when taking the bike on the freeway.
I would suggest buying a extra shield with the helmet, if you don't like it you can put the original back on for return.
Give us a full report of your thoughts when you have put some miles on it