Ducati Sporting Club UK > General > Idle Chat > Crash helmets ??The good the bad and the ugly

[katana]

Why I have a couple of helmets.

Either a nice AGV (with the Italain flag on it) Or an Arai signet gt with the italian flag

[Chief R.B.]

Originally Posted by katana

Why I have a couple of helmets.

Either a nice AGV (with the Italain flag on it) Or an Arai signet gt with the italian flag

Second the AGV, Very quiet, comfortable and take some hammering(!)

[madmav]

Originally Posted by Chief R.B.

Second the AGV, Very quiet, comfortable and take some hammering(!)

So which AGV (Model) is a good AGV?

mav

AGV XR2 or its replacement, cracking they are, and tested by me

Shoei XR1000 - thers a medium one for sale on here at the mo, that'll be a 57/58 I think ...

http://www.ducatisportingclub.com/sh...ad.php?t=37954

excellent bit of kit

[Albie]

I have an AGV GP pro.Very light and very comfertable. Carbon kevlar. Cost me just £199.00 as it was £70 off at xmas at hein gericke. I bought my partner a cheaper one with the click strap and she too likes it against the nolan. Arai are nice and very expensive for the cheapest model but if you like em thend spend the cash on what you like.

[phoenix n max]

Shoieeeeeeeeeeeeee x 3

[ariel]

I've been using a Shoei X Spirit for some time now. Great lid which suits my head shape.

[Chief R.B.]

Originally Posted by madmav

So which AGV (Model) is a good AGV?

mav

I've got a GP Pro, like a few others on here best helmet i've had. It's been used for a couple of years and done a lot of miles and stood up well. Think its has a different name now? but more or less the same.

The ti-tec is the range topper but some people have said the finish isn't as good (strangely?)

Guess you get what you pay for but they are excellent helmets for the money

Cheers
Ant