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My LAST Sale: A Trio of PM2's, A Large Sebenza with extra scales, A hand ground McNees, Deathgrip 940 Ti Scales, Null Voodoo, and More!
2024.05.10 15:05 supertramp1978 My LAST Sale: A Trio of PM2's, A Large Sebenza with extra scales, A hand ground McNees, Deathgrip 940 Ti Scales, Null Voodoo, and More!
Happy Friday!
The time has finally come for me to move on from the knife game. It's been a great ride, but literal riding is taking precedence once again in the form of a new motorcycle.
For those who are curious, after 321 swaps I've decided to keep a custom Boo's Blades Aero, and a REK 940 harpoon in Cruwear, with RSD scales, hardware, back spacer, and clip.
It's highly likely this will be my last foray into the Swap, so I wish you all happy hunting!
Much love,
Tramp
*Payment PayPal F&F (preferred) or Zelle.
*Claiming: Yolo rules apply, but I reserve the right to choose the buyer if you seem sketch, take abnormal amount of time to settle up, or have zero flair (this is not an exhaustive list).
*Local Knife Laws: know them, it's your responsibility.
*Trades: No MAS.
STAMPAGE
Maxamet
SV/90
Franken knife, with a patina'd and poorly sharpened blade (not by me), and some AWT scales I experimented on by removing ano, sanding, polishing, etc. They don't look good, but they function perfectly. Many owners. No box. Needs love, but it could be a gem again with minimal effort. Also comes with Grey G10 scales (pictured in timestamp). SOLD
BD1N
SV/130
This is a catch and release for me, as I had intended to do a scale swap. Little did I know that this particular model has only the lock side liner. I'm the second owner to my knowledge, and it's it great shape overall. Has a few small nicks near the clip on the butt end of the scales (see video). Second owner to my knowledge. Comes with knife Taco only. SOLD
S30V
SV/250
I want to love Spydercos, I really do. But I have had all but the Nirvana and I still can't seem to make myself hold on to them. This particular PM2 is the illusive Tanto and sports a nice regrind from Doc Funky. It's crazy thin behind the edge and will slice reality itself if pressed. Edge appears unused. This is also paired with Aramis contoured G10 Scales which really transform the feeling in hand and look great. Also comes with a lynch clip. Action is drop shut with zero blade play. No box. Second owner that I know of. SOLD
If you haven't experienced Deathgrip scales, you're missing out. Easily some of the best I've ever seen. The milling, contouring, and attention to detail are second to none. The fit is perfection (comes with hardware from DG), and the feel is sublime. Ice blue color and no snails that I can find. Second owner to my knowledge. Mounted for a week, then I found that the REK reblade is a wee bit too long for them. Sliced myself nicely. Sad panda. These retail for 215, but I got a great deal and am passing it on. SOLD
SV/50 I picked these up new to slap on that sweet Tanto, but that never happened. Paper Micarta, look great, never mounted. Super light and very grippy. SOLD
SV/315
This has everything I could want in a knife, but I'm trying to cut it back to 3 total so it has to go. I'm the second owner to my knowledge. Brown Micarta and Ti, with a polished stonewashed blade. Looks like it was sharpened decently. Action is great, no scratches on the blade and no snails that I can find anywhere on the scales, etc. Comes with the box.
SV/550
The same thing applies here. I've had dozens of CRK's and just don't seem to hold on to them. They're great knives, but I rarely reach for them. This Sebenza has a milled scale - identical to the Wilson combat version, but without the CRK logo, which I found on Etsy. I also nabbed a Ti clip from them that's far better than the stock CRK unit. The finish is identical to CRK. The action is pretty much as good as they get with a Sebenza (see video). I polished the washers, and this helps a great deal. DOB is: Sept 16th, 21 (The other scales and accessories are in the DOB link). There are some snails on the OG show scale and lock side scale and the milled one currently installed, which happens as soon as you touch a sand blasted CRK. I honestly prefer them broken in. I've also swapped the thumb stud to Ti Connector studs. They are night and day better than the garbage CRK units. You're welcome. This also comes with an Ultem show scale from Pacific Sons on ETSY. fit is perfect and action is the same as the Ti. Lightens it up dramatically and balances the knife perfectly just behind the pivot. Second owner. Has been used lightly and carried. Comes with box, OG Ti show scale, Milled Ti show scale, Ultem Show scale, Original clip, Etsy Ti clip, add on lanyard (dark blue), grease and lock tite.
Magnacut
SV/535
This one is a very hard one to part with. I've had at least a half dozen McNees blades, but this one blew the rest out of the water. It's hand ground and finished by Jonathan himself and one of the first batch of Gen 2's to hit the market. I know, the current hand grinds are all satin, but this is legit. Look at the height of the grind - the Magnacut logo doesn't even fit on the flats. The hollow grind is also deeper than the normal production type, and the finish feels more painstakingly done. The blade was professionally sharpened by the last owner and it one of the best edges I've seen on a blade. Sticky sharp and cleaaaaaan. Fully drop shut, unlike some of the shake shut nonsense I've seen try to pass off as such. Is a definite finger remover, so watch yourself. Blade has been cut (lightly) with, and the clip has a snail. Second owner. Comes with the OG Box and papers. SOLD
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The time has finally come for me to move on from the knife game. It's been a great ride, but literal riding is taking precedence once again in the form of a new motorcycle.
For those who are curious, after 321 swaps I've decided to keep a custom Boo's Blades Aero, and a REK 940 harpoon in Cruwear, with RSD scales, hardware, back spacer, and clip.
It's highly likely this will be my last foray into the Swap, so I wish you all happy hunting!
Much love,
Tramp
Selling Info:
*Shipping: CONUS only and will go out the next business day (at the latest).*Payment PayPal F&F (preferred) or Zelle.
*Claiming: Yolo rules apply, but I reserve the right to choose the buyer if you seem sketch, take abnormal amount of time to settle up, or have zero flair (this is not an exhaustive list).
*Local Knife Laws: know them, it's your responsibility.
*Trades: No MAS.
STAMPAGE
The Wares:
Beater PM2
Spyderco PM2
Spyderco PM2 Tanto w/ Regrind
Deathgrip 940 Ti Scales
SV/110Cerebus PM2 Butterscotch Paper Micarta Scales
Null Voodoo
M390SV/315
This has everything I could want in a knife, but I'm trying to cut it back to 3 total so it has to go. I'm the second owner to my knowledge. Brown Micarta and Ti, with a polished stonewashed blade. Looks like it was sharpened decently. Action is great, no scratches on the blade and no snails that I can find anywhere on the scales, etc. Comes with the box.
CRK Large Sebenza w/ Milled Show Scales and Extras
S45VNSV/550
The same thing applies here. I've had dozens of CRK's and just don't seem to hold on to them. They're great knives, but I rarely reach for them. This Sebenza has a milled scale - identical to the Wilson combat version, but without the CRK logo, which I found on Etsy. I also nabbed a Ti clip from them that's far better than the stock CRK unit. The finish is identical to CRK. The action is pretty much as good as they get with a Sebenza (see video). I polished the washers, and this helps a great deal. DOB is: Sept 16th, 21 (The other scales and accessories are in the DOB link). There are some snails on the OG show scale and lock side scale and the milled one currently installed, which happens as soon as you touch a sand blasted CRK. I honestly prefer them broken in. I've also swapped the thumb stud to Ti Connector studs. They are night and day better than the garbage CRK units. You're welcome. This also comes with an Ultem show scale from Pacific Sons on ETSY. fit is perfect and action is the same as the Ti. Lightens it up dramatically and balances the knife perfectly just behind the pivot. Second owner. Has been used lightly and carried. Comes with box, OG Ti show scale, Milled Ti show scale, Ultem Show scale, Original clip, Etsy Ti clip, add on lanyard (dark blue), grease and lock tite.
McNees MAC 2 3.5 *GEN 2 - Hand Ground/Finished
2024.05.03 09:59 wordswithoutmusic Aprilia: The starting signal for the 850 has already been given
Google translated
The new basic MotoGP rules will be known by the next MotoGP event, which will take place in Le Mans the weekend after next. The core element here will be a displacement limitation of a maximum of 850 cc. The main argument used by manufacturers, promoters and teams is the need not to allow performance and thus the maximum top speed to escalate any further.
A drastic limitation of devices currently in use as well as the restriction of aerodynamic components are also considered certain. It is therefore clear that for all committed works it is about a completely overhauled overall concept - and not about cosmetic measures.
Now that the negotiations have dragged on due to disagreements (to freeze the development of the currently homologated racers), but a general decision is considered certain, it is long past time to put the ideas into action. For the development of a completely new and race-ready MotoGP motorcycle, even 2.5 years is a sporting assumption.
If you take the calendar to hand, it is clear that in November for the 2026 season finale, all manufacturers involved must have completed all essential homework. From here until the start of the season, which is expected to take place in March 2027, it will be about coordination work. Because the leading manufacturers are running out of time, concept work is already being carried out in the factories
Aprilia, that much is certain, has already left the concept phase. Romana Albesiano, spoke about the new Aprilia for the 2027 MotoGP season despite the serious format adjustment that has not yet been finally confirmed. The chief technician of the racing department in Noale told his colleagues from “Moto Sprint” from Italy: “We have already started working on the motorcycle for Started in 2027, at the most important points that, in our view, are fixed. The first part we are working on is the engine, which must already be included in a layout of the motorcycle." Like KTM, Ducati and Honda, Aprilia is currently using a four-cylinder in a V configuration and there is much to suggest that the basic concept will be retained.
Albesiano also commented on the busy schedule and the difficulty of developing on two tracks in the coming years. «Each team will try to get the new bike on the track in spring 2026, if not before, and then we'll see. This will divert resources from the development of the motorcycle, which will be used until 2026. This is a major commitment for manufacturers.”
In fact, the situation represents an immense task, especially in view of the resources available. According to the Italian, it can be assumed that despite the new regulations there will be no stop in development for the current MotoGP generation. Continuous engine, chassis, electronics and aero updates to a parallel new development for 2027, that could completely turn the current balance of power in the premier class dominated by manufacturers from Europe on its head.
When it comes to energy and personnel, the two major powers from Japan continue to have a leading position. Honda in particular will play the situation massively into their hands.
https://www.speedweek.com/motogp/news/221846/Aprilia-Startschuss-fuer-die-850er-bereits-gefallen.html
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The new basic MotoGP rules will be known by the next MotoGP event, which will take place in Le Mans the weekend after next. The core element here will be a displacement limitation of a maximum of 850 cc. The main argument used by manufacturers, promoters and teams is the need not to allow performance and thus the maximum top speed to escalate any further.
A drastic limitation of devices currently in use as well as the restriction of aerodynamic components are also considered certain. It is therefore clear that for all committed works it is about a completely overhauled overall concept - and not about cosmetic measures.
Now that the negotiations have dragged on due to disagreements (to freeze the development of the currently homologated racers), but a general decision is considered certain, it is long past time to put the ideas into action. For the development of a completely new and race-ready MotoGP motorcycle, even 2.5 years is a sporting assumption.
If you take the calendar to hand, it is clear that in November for the 2026 season finale, all manufacturers involved must have completed all essential homework. From here until the start of the season, which is expected to take place in March 2027, it will be about coordination work. Because the leading manufacturers are running out of time, concept work is already being carried out in the factories
Aprilia, that much is certain, has already left the concept phase. Romana Albesiano, spoke about the new Aprilia for the 2027 MotoGP season despite the serious format adjustment that has not yet been finally confirmed. The chief technician of the racing department in Noale told his colleagues from “Moto Sprint” from Italy: “We have already started working on the motorcycle for Started in 2027, at the most important points that, in our view, are fixed. The first part we are working on is the engine, which must already be included in a layout of the motorcycle." Like KTM, Ducati and Honda, Aprilia is currently using a four-cylinder in a V configuration and there is much to suggest that the basic concept will be retained.
Albesiano also commented on the busy schedule and the difficulty of developing on two tracks in the coming years. «Each team will try to get the new bike on the track in spring 2026, if not before, and then we'll see. This will divert resources from the development of the motorcycle, which will be used until 2026. This is a major commitment for manufacturers.”
In fact, the situation represents an immense task, especially in view of the resources available. According to the Italian, it can be assumed that despite the new regulations there will be no stop in development for the current MotoGP generation. Continuous engine, chassis, electronics and aero updates to a parallel new development for 2027, that could completely turn the current balance of power in the premier class dominated by manufacturers from Europe on its head.
When it comes to energy and personnel, the two major powers from Japan continue to have a leading position. Honda in particular will play the situation massively into their hands.
https://www.speedweek.com/motogp/news/221846/Aprilia-Startschuss-fuer-die-850er-bereits-gefallen.html
2024.04.30 18:27 Android17isthegoat Seeking Advice for First Motorcycle Purchase: Finalist Selection
Hey everyone,
I'm finally taking the plunge and purchasing my first motorcycle! After much research(reddit) and months of saving up money and searching of FB marketplace, I've narrowed down my choices to a quite a handful of finalists.
However, I could really use some advice from experienced riders before making my final decision since nobody in my family are into bikes. I'm the black sheep when it comes to this lol. (Pops even said "When it comes to motorcycles, I know jack shit"
Here are the bikes I'm considering. I'll include pics and fb description/price. I'll be using google translate since the descriptions are in spanish.
Maybe worth mentioning.
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I'm finally taking the plunge and purchasing my first motorcycle! After much research(reddit) and months of saving up money and searching of FB marketplace, I've narrowed down my choices to a quite a handful of finalists.
However, I could really use some advice from experienced riders before making my final decision since nobody in my family are into bikes. I'm the black sheep when it comes to this lol. (Pops even said "When it comes to motorcycles, I know jack shit"
Here are the bikes I'm considering. I'll include pics and fb description/price. I'll be using google translate since the descriptions are in spanish.
- Rebel 2001 250cc: $3,500 Complete original in my name, new battery runs perfect. Cash only.
- Honda Rebel CMX300A: 790miles $6000 or BO -ABS -DOHC -Fuel Injection -6 speed manual -3 gal fuel tank -Title in hand in my name
- 2017 Honda rebel: $4,500 Sold due to lack of use, one owner, tag expired in January. Includes original rear storage (not pictured)
- Orange Rebel: $2,300. Ready to transfer tag up to date  in my name
- Suzuki marauder 800: $3,000. Ready to transfer.
- Zusuki Marauder 800 2003: Suzuki marauder, 800 engine, year 2003, tag and papers up to date for transfer, call if you are interested.
- Honda Shadow Aero 750 2005: $3,350 Honda Shadow Aero 750 2005 motor, in good condition. The motorboat is for daily use, it has 11 thousand miles, new tires and up-to-date maintenance.
- KTM DUKE 200 2022: $3,500 Up to date with everything, ready for transfer. Label until December.
- Honda Rebel 1986 CMX 250c: $1,400 Honda Rebel 1986 CMX 250cc in my name no label, new seat, tires, new cloche and lights For its year this good runs anywhere omo
- Honda CM250C 1982: $2,800. It's in excellent conditions.
- Kawasaki zr 750: $2,610 · Daily use, this good one runs very well
Maybe worth mentioning.
- I'm 5'8 and 150 pounds on the dot.
- The Suzuki marauder for 3k is located in the city I attend university at.
- The rebel for 6k is out of my budget(5k) but doesn't hurt to include, and who knows, maybe I can work something out.
- was told that 250cc bikes are good for going to rural travel. If I want highway, then I'll need both my motorcycle license as well as a bike that's 450cc or higher.
2024.04.22 13:22 Early-Attention-1314 Wheel and tire fitment
Does anyone know if a 19 inch front wheel off a shadow spirit will fit an 04 aero? Don't have the cash to spare for another new tire but I have a spirit parts bike with a good front tire on it. The aero I ride has a 17 inch where the spirit is a 19. Also any tips on how to make these tires last longer would be much appreciated! I had a new metzeler 999 mounted on front around July of last year and it's time for another one! I don't ride year round btw. I live in Georgia so it's too cold for me from early October til the end of March, beginning of April. I used to be a tire tech , but for cars up to eighteen wheelers. Never had done motorcycle tires. I put a shinko 777 on the rear at the end of February and it seems to be a good one. Any other brands that I should look at or is this normal for bikes to need tires every year?
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2024.04.17 08:36 Ok_Gur_4020 Looking into first bike
I’m currently working on my m1 license and am trying to figure out what bike I’d wanna start out with, started lookin at Hondas and really loved the classic look of the Shadow Aero and was dead set on that for a while and thought modern looking cruisers were ugly. Until I heard about Indian motorcycle, which i understand are not good BEGINNER bikes. Went to a dealer not too long ago and one of the dealers told me that the shadow was NOT a good starter bike (which went against most of the stuff I’ve heard so far) because of its weight. I sat on it and did agree it was pretty heavy but on Google the weight is very close to the other bike he recommended. Being the Vulcan S which I only hear negative things about. That it’s a great starter bike but that after a few months it’s already boring. Any opinions on the Honda shadow, the Vulcan S, or suggestions on other starter bikes.
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2024.04.09 15:09 Saab675R Saab repair vids and live stream. Interest?
 | Any interest in watching a Saab dude tinker around? These shitboxes always need work so I have been thinking of live streaming some repairs and general maintenance. My knowledge is mostly with the 1999 to 2003 models as I have owned several since high school and have done nearly all the repairs myself, except for things like head and block machining and internal transmission assembly just from lack of proper tools and fear of goofing up beyond repair. The video project goals here are a push for me to get better with social media, share my limited Saab knowledge, and just try and have fun. submitted by Saab675R to saab [link] [comments] Any recommendations for people that do video and editing would be greatly appreciated. Phone is good but kinda annoying with file transfers especially on larger files and it’s also cumbersome when trying to position for a shot that’s tight or lacks lighting. Been thinking GoPro with body Mount or insta360 but I really need easy editing and long battery life and something where I can see what the screen see’s so I know the audience can see the visual clearly. Something that can run 2/3 hours or more at a time would be great without breaking the bank. Lighting is probably most important to consider. Recommendations are appreciated! Current list of projects:
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2024.04.09 07:31 Particular_Way_1538 First cruiser bike? (short rider)
I’m looking into buying my first motorcycle. I want a cruiser; I know it’s important to find the bike that feels right for me, so I plan on going to a few different dealerships soon, and actually sitting on a few different bikes. I guess I would be considered a short rider (i’m 5‘6“ - 150lbs - 39m) so I know I’m going to want something with a relatively low seat, and maybe somewhat of a lower weight… as a result, I’ve been considering either the Honda shadow aero 750, or the Honda fury. Any thoughts/suggestions on these? Any other recommendations?
Eventually, I’m very interested in getting my hands on a used “fat boy low” … but not for a first bike.
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Eventually, I’m very interested in getting my hands on a used “fat boy low” … but not for a first bike.
2024.04.09 07:30 Particular_Way_1538 First cruiser bike? (short rider)
I’m looking into buying my first motorcycle. I want a cruiser; I know it’s important to find the bike that feels right for me, so I plan on going to a few different dealerships soon, and actually sitting on a few different bikes. I guess I would be considered a short rider (i’m 5‘6“ - 150lbs - 39m) so I know I’m going to want something with a relatively low seat, and maybe somewhat of a lower weight… as a result, I’ve been considering either the Honda shadow aero 750, or the Honda fury. Any thoughts/suggestions on these? Any other recommendations?
Eventually, I’m very interested in getting my hands on a used “fat boy low” … but not for a first bike.
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Eventually, I’m very interested in getting my hands on a used “fat boy low” … but not for a first bike.
2024.03.25 00:00 KilgoreTacitus98 Can you tell if this Aero is EFI or carbureted?
 | I went to see the Aero today, looking to get a shadow as my first big bike. submitted by KilgoreTacitus98 to hondashadow [link] [comments] My knowledge and experience are quite limited as I only got into this hobby 6 months ago. Anyway the owner claims this is a 2009 model, though it says on the gray card (equivalent of the title in the country I live in) that it was first purchased (in the united states) on December 1st, 2009. Is it a 2009 or a 2010? I'm asking because - from what I researched - Honda moved to EFI on the Shadows in 2010, the owner claims it's fuel injected but due to my limited experience with motorcycles I cannot tell. Here are some pictures. Thanks in advance! https://preview.redd.it/az5gvhqk4dqc1.jpg?width=1600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=21229d259ec4e3079d8bcf9ef5fcbeca0593ceaf https://preview.redd.it/34uvc2rk4dqc1.jpg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fb8dd0738eb752e35e9923c5a21bf66d672e56e5 |
2024.03.24 10:55 ConsequenceSure3063 Best A2 Handguard
 | submitted by ConsequenceSure3063 to u/ConsequenceSure3063 [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/8r77n3ws79qc1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9d0cfb207aaf6abe3230d4ecda247a6f98d433db Welcome to our comprehensive review article featuring the latest and greatest in A2 Handguards. In this roundup, we will be taking a closer look at some of the top products on the market and sharing our insights on their features, performance, and overall value. Join us as we explore the world of A2 Handguards and help you make an informed decision on which one suits you best. The Top 18 Best A2 Handguard
Reviews🔗Durable AR-15 Atlas S-One Handguard for Enhanced Performancehttps://preview.redd.it/lboe3lkt79qc1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f4d9ee8417765a756435435b3b72e401ff80aece I recently gave the Aero AR15 Atlas S-One a spin, and let me tell you, it didn't disappoint. The slim profile of this handguard makes it a great choice for those who prioritize size and weight. It packs a punch when it comes to strength and stability thanks to Aero's durable Atlas attachment system. And let me tell you, the Aero Taper Lock Attachment System (ATLAS) is both functional and visually stunning. The mirrored tapered locking nuts evenly distribute the clamping pressure, and the ratcheting detent makes the design secure while providing a positive registration during installation. Oh, and those hardware mounting parts? . They're included, which makes life all the more convenient. Overall, it's a winner in the looks department and certainly does its job. 🔗Midwest Night Fighter M-lok, Fits AR-15, Black Handguardhttps://preview.redd.it/geq41wvt79qc1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f14ba4170bfae095847934fe45bba60520d33328 The Midwest Industries Night Fighter handguard is a sleek and durable accessory for your firearm. I've been using it for a few months now, and it definitely fits the bill. This handguard adds an extra layer of grip, making my firearm even more comfortable to handle in different environments. The black finish not only looks striking but also provides protection against wear and tear. However, I did face some minor issues recently, like the occasional loosening of the attachments after continuous use. But overall, this product has proven to be quite reliable. Using it with my AR-15 felt smooth and seamless, with no discomfort or hindrance in my shooting experience. For someone who's looking for a tactical and handy attachment, this M-lok handguard is worth considering. 🔗Midwest Night Fighter 9.25" Handguard for AR Rifleshttps://preview.redd.it/0fz5ktju79qc1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=377086e582c8d6ee2861860a12ef3c33023230c5 As a seasoned shooter, I can hardly imagine finding a better handguard for my AR rifle than the Midwest Night Fighter 9.25". This sturdy product not only adds a striking aesthetics but it also serves the essential purpose of keeping my AR rifle safe and secure, especially during nighttime operations. I particularly appreciate its durability, attributed to its high-quality construction featuring M-lok technology. The design is thought well, ensuring a perfect fit and impeccable balance for my AR rifle. However, I must admit, it weighs a bit more than anticipated, which makes handling slightly challenging at times. One negative experience I had was when I tried to assemble it all by myself and struggled a bit in the beginning. However, once I got the hang of it, it started to make sense. Overall, while it may not be the lightest tool in the shed, the Midwest Night Fighter 9.25" provides a secure hold to my AR rifle. I would recommend it to someone with a knack for tactical rifle gear. 🔗Premium Carbine AR-15 MLOK Rail System with Anti-Rotation Technologyhttps://preview.redd.it/g6b6grwu79qc1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=47dd3268dab5c137665e7d638c4485bb4377dd29 As someone who's had the chance to use the Mission First Tactical Extreme Duty Carbine Rail System, I must say - it's a game-changer for AR-15 enthusiasts. This 7-sided M-LOK rail system is sleek and stylish, with an anti-rotation tech that makes it incredibly dependable. The anti-reflective coating is a thoughtful feature, reducing glares and reflections that could be a nuisance in various lighting conditions. The steel non-timing barrel nut adds durability to the mix, and the ultra-streamlined appearance just seals the deal. Of course, like any product out there, it's not perfect. The only downside I noticed was the need for some minor adjustments during assembly, which might be a bit of a hassle for first-time users. But overall, this MFT Extreme Duty Carbine Rail System is a reliable and stylish addition to any AR-15 setup. 🔗Strike MLOK Rail 13.5 FDE Handguardhttps://preview.redd.it/eqd4awgv79qc1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=74970bf4a77cd488fa3bfb662f2c5cd631a49b9f Just recently, I had the chance to give the Strike MLOK Rail 13.5 FDE a try, and let me tell you, it was quite the experience. This handguard, crafted by the skilled team at Strike Industries, is designed to stand the test of time, thanks to its top-notch components. During my time with the rail, I found myself impressed by the sturdiness and precision it offered. The MLOK system was particularly noteworthy, providing a secure and streamlined connection to my firearm. On the downside, I did notice that, despite its durability, the rail could be heavier than some other options on the market. Overall, the Strike MLOK Rail 13.5 FDE proved to be a reliable addition to my arsenal. Its robust construction and user-friendly design make it a solid choice for shooters of all skill levels. 🔗Blackhawk Handguard Fix 15" Anodized Finishhttps://preview.redd.it/fd5c4wvv79qc1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ae9ba540d2967ed32fb342e8c11b8c88215605bc As I delved into using the Q SERT Handguard The Fix 15", I was impressed by how seamlessly it compatible with the Fix system made by the same brand. The sleek black anodized finish perfectly matched my firearm's aesthetic, making it a stylish addition that blended in well. However, I did encounter a few minor hiccups during the attachment process. It wasn't as straightforward as I had hoped, which resulted in some frustration at first. On the bright side, the sturdy construction of the handguard provided a strong grip, offering a great improvement to my firearm's stability. In conclusion, the Q SERT Handguard The Fix 15" proved to be an adequate solution for someone looking to upgrade their grip while maintaining their firearm's elegant appearance. With time and patience, it could be a great addition to your arsenal, but don't expect it to be a walk in the park. 🔗Stylish Blackhawk Handguard for Motorcycle Protectionhttps://preview.redd.it/4yj5u1iw79qc1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8eb2b6488f5a57eecc4e5ac9f4ad342866665c8e I recently tried the Touratech Defensa Silver Handguard Bars for my KTM/Husqvarna. This handguard gave me a sense of security on my rides, providing durable protection for both my levers and myself. The high-strength aircraft-grade aluminum exoskeleton structure was forged for maximum impact resistance, making it a reliable choice. Plus, the sleek, textured matte finish complemented the modern angular design, giving the bars a stylish touch. On the other hand, I found that the plastic shields could be more securely attached. Sometimes they would slide out of place, which was inconvenient during my rides. However, the optional integrated plastic shield structure, known as Defensa Expedition, did provide added protection and comfort. This feature was definitely a highlight, as it shielded me from rain and cold air on cooler rides. Overall, the Touratech Defensa Silver Handguard Bars provided me with a balance of protection and style, making them a solid choice for adventure motorcyclists. 🔗Samson SXT 9" M-LOK Precision Handguardhttps://preview.redd.it/pil5f90x79qc1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e41cac2a9989ba552d3cc16a2902d9fd4ef725b3 The Samson SXT 9" M-LOK handguard is a sleek and sturdy addition to any firearm. It seamlessly attaches to the gun's barrel, thanks to the M-LOK system, and gives the gun a modern touch. The black finish complements any gun it's mounted on, giving it a professional and tactical look. One of the things that really stood out to me during my experience with this product was its ability to stay secure even when facing recoil. I've had other handguards slip or loosen during firing, but not this one. It just stays put, firmly attached to the gun. On the downside, I did notice that it's not as lightweight as some other options out there. Its sturdiness comes at a cost, I guess you could say. But overall, I think it's a small price to pay for the added security and durability it provides. In summary, if you're looking for a reliable and sturdy handguard that can withstand a good amount of wear and tear, the Samson SXT 9" M-LOK is definitely worth considering. It may not be the lightest option on the market, but its solid construction and M-LOK system make it a great choice for those who value security and stability. 🔗Durable Enduro Handguard Kit - Polisport Touquet (Green)https://preview.redd.it/k0fdc9lx79qc1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f6c474ff4893e233cd239deaf0ea75fb08571b60 The Polisport Touquet Handguard Kit, a Green gem designed for motocross enthusiasts, has become a staple for those seeking tough and reliable protection. Handcrafted with their patented Bright Durable Polypropylene technology, this bad boy boasts impressive durability, color retention, and UV ray resistance. The bolt holes are perfectly pre-drilled for the ultimate fit. The plastic pieces feature a high gloss finish and an on-target color palette that truly captures the soul of the original part. However, installation isn't quite a walk in the park. You'll need to get crafty with drilling accelerator tubes and ensuring a snug fit that won't interfere with your controls. Radial master cylinders and ASV clutches may struggle with the tight fit, raising concerns for potential pinching and seizing. In the end, though, this protective handguard excels in offering robust protection against those inevitable spills, even if it takes some elbow grease to make it work. 🔗UFO Handguard Black - High-Quality and Durable Off-Road Plastic Protectorhttps://preview.redd.it/oxcx4c1y79qc1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0a1688a31016a49851953c3919fc32f1c0b171bf I recently had the chance to try out the UFO Handguard, and let me tell you, it exceeded my expectations. First of all, I was drawn to its original factory shape, which matched the look of the genuine model perfectly. It blends seamlessly with the rest of my gun setup. The durability of this handguard was a pleasant surprise. I took it for a spin off-road, and it held up like a charm. UFO's use of high-quality plastics produced in Italy definitely paid off. Another thing I appreciated was the wide range of colors available. While I opted for the classic black, I've seen photos of others in vibrant hues that really make their guns stand out. The installation process was a breeze, too. The plastics are drilled ready for easy mounting, and the flex and lightweight design made it feel incredibly comfortable while in use. With the 100% Made in Italy guarantee since 1977, I had no doubts about the longevity and performance of this handguard. A quick note though: the images provided are more of a suggestion rather than a perfect representation of the actual product. But overall, my experience with the UFO Handguard has been top-notch. Highly recommended for anyone looking to upgrade their gun setup. 🔗Universal Handguard for Motocross and ATV Protectionhttps://preview.redd.it/m25bkzi489qc1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=adcf7f8e086d7dd6bf298fa6a4bea6862bec7a64 I had the opportunity to try out these JFG Racing Motorcycle Universal Handguards a couple of weeks ago, and I must say, they've been a game-changer for me. Riding off-road ATVs always comes with its fair share of hazards, and these handguards have been a lifesaver in protecting my hands from brush, rocks, mud, and cold wind. The combination of PP Plastic and Aluminum Alloy used in making these handguards brings a robustness that I've never come across in other handguards I've tried in the past. They offer a substantial shield, giving me the confidence I need when tackling the roughest terrains. One of the best things about these handguards is the extra room they provide. It's been a blessing for me, allowing easy access to brake cables and other devices without having to worry about cramming them in. However, despite all the positives, there is one drawback I've observed. They aren't as streamlined as I'd like them to be. While protection is vital, aerodynamics have their importance, and the added bulk to these handguards does make a difference, albeit slightly. Overall, with their robust design, ample space for additional devices, and their effective protection against off-road elements, these JFG Racing Handguards make a compelling choice for any adrenaline junkie out there. Buyer's GuideWelcome to our buyer's guide for A2 Handguards. In this section, we will cover important features, considerations, and general advice to help you make an informed decision when purchasing an A2 Handguard for your firearm.Materialshttps://preview.redd.it/8ulqq2k989qc1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6b362a9c5f85a3cefe5ae4a675e26d71e09a1da7 A2 Handguards are typically made from durable materials such as aluminum, polymer, or carbon fiber. These materials offer different levels of strength, weight, and heat resistance. Consider the environment in which the handguard will be used, and choose a material that suits your needs best. For example, aluminum handguards might be a good choice if you'll be using the firearm in a damp or humid environment, as they are less prone to corrosion compared to polymer. Size and CompatibilityMake sure to check the size and compatibility of the handguard with your firearm before making a purchase. A handguard that is too small may not provide adequate support, while a handguard that is too large could interfere with your ability to use the firearm comfortably. Some A2 Handguards are designed for specific models or calibers, so be sure to choose the appropriate handguard for your firearm.Design and AestheticsAesthetics play a role in the overall look and feel of your firearm. Consider the style and design of the handguard, keeping in mind factors such as the material, texture, and any additional features, such as integrated slings or rail systems. Choose a design that not only looks good but also functions well for your needs. https://preview.redd.it/u8syov2989qc1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=06fb07cad780f48df18541c0a5eb2793ab83550f Installation and MaintenanceEase of installation and maintenance can greatly impact your overall satisfaction with the A2 Handguard. Look for handguards that come with clear installation instructions and are compatible with your existing mounting system, such as Picatinny or Weaver rails. Additionally, consider the overall durability of the handguard and the ease of cleaning or replacing components if needed.BudgetLastly, consider your budget when selecting an A2 Handguard. There are handguards available at various price points, with different features and materials. Determine the balance between cost and functionality that best suits your needs.Choosing the right A2 Handguard can greatly enhance your firearm's performance and comfort. By considering factors such as materials, compatibility, design, installation, maintenance, and budget, you can make an informed decision and find a handguard that meets your specific needs. FAQhttps://preview.redd.it/nbo1u7m889qc1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a6dcbb4248c07f6bb3ff49644e29801f14fabe66 What is an A2 Handguard?The A2 Handguard is a type of mounting system designed specifically for firearms. It provides a secure and sturdy platform for attaching equipment, such as tactical lights, laser sights, and bipods, to the firearm.What is the difference between an A2 Handguard and other handguards?Other handguards may differ in design, materials, and features such as rail systems, weight, and compatibility with specific firearms. The A2 Handguard is made for specific firearms, ensuring a proper fit and optimal functionality. Make sure to check the compatibility of the handguard with your firearm before making a purchase. https://preview.redd.it/lj73a4c889qc1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=79192572dad9b480b0eeb0b9d846d91125e76010 What are some of the benefits of using an A2 Handguard?
Is an A2 Handguard easy to install?Yes, an A2 Handguard is generally easy to install, as most of them come with detailed instructions. However, it's essential to follow the manufacturer's guidelines and use the appropriate tools to ensure a proper installation.What materials are A2 Handguards made from?A2 Handguards can be made from various materials, such as aluminum, polymer, or a combination of both. The choice of material depends on the desired weight, durability, and appearance of the handguard.Are A2 Handguards compatible with different firearm models?While A2 Handguards are primarily designed for specific firearms, there might be some compatibility issues with aftermarket accessories or customizations. Make sure to check the manufacturer's compatibility guidelines before purchasing.How do I clean and maintain an A2 Handguard?To clean and maintain your A2 Handguard, use a soft cloth and mild cleaning solution. Avoid using abrasive materials, which can damage the finish. Regular cleaning and maintenance can help prolong the life of your handguard and keep it looking great.As an Amazon™ Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. |
2024.03.19 22:56 -ZenkiS14- Never drive my Z. Thinking of selling. What do you guys think it's worth?
 | Ever since I got into motorcycles the Z has been put on the back burner. If it's nice enough outside to drive the Z I'm taking the bike. Plus I have three vehicles total and I think that's a little excessive. I'm paying registration and insurance for this car that just sits all the time. I have looked at KBB and FB marketplace for similar Zs with similar mileage. But mine is a base model. Usually those cars are sports or nismos. Needing some help pricing it. Mileage is right at 40,000. I have read through some threads here with the same question and the consensus seems to be to revert it back to stock. Which I agree with. But I'm wanting to get it out of my hair. Plus I sold the the oem suspension, oem base model body kit, oem base wheels, oem driver seat, oem exhaust. I kept the cats just because I know those are expensive to replace plus if someone bought it in a smog state they'd probably want those. The wheels no matter what anyone says I will argue add value. Especially considering the base 18s are not the best to look at. Worse comes to worse I have six 18in michelin pilot sport AS3 tires I can throw on some cheap reps and sell the Work wheels separate. I'm sure there is a buyer that would scoop this up if everything I have tweaked was to their liking. But that person may be hard to find. In my eyes what I have replaced is either OEM parts (Nismo Kit) or better than OEM. submitted by -ZenkiS14- to 370z [link] [comments] I have all receipts for modifications and services. Exterior Work S13P F: 19x10 +24, R: 19x11 +10 Falken RT660 275/35 19, 305/30 Nismo Bodykit Z speed undershroud Body kit paint Badge delete & Fill 20% Tint Wrapped Roof Tinted Tail Lights Battle Aero Color Matched Duckbill Carbon Fiber Door Handles Carbon B Pillars SOHO Bash Bar iJDMTOY Brake light Lotusworks Switchback DRLs Z1 Hood Struts Interior Sony AX7000 Headunit Carbon Steering wheel Carbon Gauge Pod Covers Carbon Door handle trim Carbon Shifter Surround Carbon Window Switch trim Password JDM Shifter GTR Start Button Nismo Ignition Trim Sparco QRTR Seat/Z1 Side Mount Sparco 4 pt competition harness Braum Harness bar Engine Admin EcuTek Tune Invidia N1 Catback/Test Pipes HKS Oil Cap Setrab 34 Row Oil Cooler Motec sandwich plate Suspension SPL Toe Arms SPL Camber Arms SPL Traction Arms Fortune Auto 500 True Type Coilovers 11k/8k |
2024.03.14 22:22 Superb_Head_8111 Expedition list
Bags sets up :
Black ice 30 L
Newboler top tube Bag 1.8 L
Newboler Bag Fram 10 L
Handlebar Bag 15 L
Stem bags x2 Rhinoworld
Tubus Rack classic vegas 29
I take this example, it seems multipurpose, i can take the bag when iam doing some hiking, maybe it's not the more light bike but my trip in Iceland will be also long a bit ( 2 month ) thank for your help.
https://www.tristanridley.com/gear thx
BLACK ICE 30 Bag / Straps ; rok motorcycle straps : inside
Sleeping bags Atlus TIBET 1800 H30 -4 confort, limit -10, 1800g
Kelty All Inn 2P tent 1760 g
NeoAir XLite NXT 354g sleeping mat
Sea to Summit Aeros pillow premium
Toiletries: toothbrush, toothpaste, mini comb, beard trimmer, mini nail clippers, dental floss, lipstick, soap.
Endura GV500 Insulated Jacket (Packs small)
x 2 endura hummvee zip-off trouser II ( for get rotation if it’s dirty)
2 x Decathlon Merino Trekking T-Shirt Long Sleeved (Travel 100?)
x 2 Unbound Merino Long Sleeved T Shirt from dilling
2 underwear merino boxer
beanie merino from Dilling
X1 microfiber towel
1 fleece merino from Dilling
Legging merino for sleep or if its cold
Only one shoes Merrell WP Maipo 2 Shoes
FRAME BAG :
hvg mini pump
inner tube*2
Kindle Paperwhite, small journal, pens, (all stored in small dry bag summea)
sea to summit 3l lightweight dry bag ( inside books, battery….)
2x anker battery 28000 and cable phone
bhagavad gita book or one from Ibn Arabî
Food (heaviest, non-bulky items here)
Handlerbar bag
1 x Endura Baabaa merino short socks and 1 merino socks for sleep
1x Titanium 1300 ml pot
2x lighter msr
Salt pepper
230 g Gaz / windshield
1x titanium cup
Gonso jacket waterproof
1 Endura GV500 Waterproof Trouser
Sealskinz waterproof head gaitor
ICEBREAKER Flexi Chute Merino Neck Warmer
Food
Primus Essential Trail Stove Duo
titanium trowel
Sawyer Squeeze water filter, 2L platypus water bladder (rolled up, only stored here when empty, when full moved to frame bag
FRONT TOP TUBE BAG
Leatherman Squirt PS4
Abus Bordo Lite 6055 (85cm)
Topeak Alien 2 Multi-tool
tyre lever
Chain oil
Snow Peak titanium spork
1x Harling waterproof all weather glove
Wallet
patch kit
ON THE BIKE
1x Phone for navigation
1 x 1.5L water bottle in bottle cage under downtube
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Black ice 30 L
Newboler top tube Bag 1.8 L
Newboler Bag Fram 10 L
Handlebar Bag 15 L
Stem bags x2 Rhinoworld
Tubus Rack classic vegas 29
I take this example, it seems multipurpose, i can take the bag when iam doing some hiking, maybe it's not the more light bike but my trip in Iceland will be also long a bit ( 2 month ) thank for your help.
https://www.tristanridley.com/gear thx
BLACK ICE 30 Bag / Straps ; rok motorcycle straps : inside
Sleeping bags Atlus TIBET 1800 H30 -4 confort, limit -10, 1800g
Kelty All Inn 2P tent 1760 g
NeoAir XLite NXT 354g sleeping mat
Sea to Summit Aeros pillow premium
Toiletries: toothbrush, toothpaste, mini comb, beard trimmer, mini nail clippers, dental floss, lipstick, soap.
Endura GV500 Insulated Jacket (Packs small)
x 2 endura hummvee zip-off trouser II ( for get rotation if it’s dirty)
2 x Decathlon Merino Trekking T-Shirt Long Sleeved (Travel 100?)
x 2 Unbound Merino Long Sleeved T Shirt from dilling
2 underwear merino boxer
beanie merino from Dilling
X1 microfiber towel
1 fleece merino from Dilling
Legging merino for sleep or if its cold
Only one shoes Merrell WP Maipo 2 Shoes
FRAME BAG :
hvg mini pump
inner tube*2
Kindle Paperwhite, small journal, pens, (all stored in small dry bag summea)
sea to summit 3l lightweight dry bag ( inside books, battery….)
2x anker battery 28000 and cable phone
bhagavad gita book or one from Ibn Arabî
Food (heaviest, non-bulky items here)
Handlerbar bag
1 x Endura Baabaa merino short socks and 1 merino socks for sleep
1x Titanium 1300 ml pot
2x lighter msr
Salt pepper
230 g Gaz / windshield
1x titanium cup
Gonso jacket waterproof
1 Endura GV500 Waterproof Trouser
Sealskinz waterproof head gaitor
ICEBREAKER Flexi Chute Merino Neck Warmer
Food
Primus Essential Trail Stove Duo
titanium trowel
Sawyer Squeeze water filter, 2L platypus water bladder (rolled up, only stored here when empty, when full moved to frame bag
FRONT TOP TUBE BAG
Leatherman Squirt PS4
Abus Bordo Lite 6055 (85cm)
Topeak Alien 2 Multi-tool
tyre lever
Chain oil
Snow Peak titanium spork
1x Harling waterproof all weather glove
Wallet
patch kit
ON THE BIKE
1x Phone for navigation
1 x 1.5L water bottle in bottle cage under downtube
2024.03.04 17:27 Biluxzi Riser fitment
I’m still fairly new to motorcycles so finding parts that would fit my motorcycle is a nightmare to me. I recently had my risers break on my 2005 honda shadow aero 750 and now I’m looking to get some new ones, but I don’t know how the fitments work and what specific risers I need. If y’all know the fitment my bike is, or how I could find out the fitment it would be greatly appreciated.🙏🏻
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2024.02.28 07:11 r6racer Selling Tri Bike, Best Road bike replacement?
Best road bike replacement for a guy that just wants to have fun, do long rides for no reason and maybe a ironman here and there(I've done one)? Aero bike? Endurance bike? Canyon? Sworks? Colnago? 3t strada? So many overwhelming choices.
I live near mountains too so weve got tons of hills and we've got some really well maintained gravel trails too. I can probably even ride these if I have bigger tires (~28mm) I wouldn't even need gravel tires.
Im thinking just go with the coolest looking one. Leaning Aero cause I kinda find it fun being in the tucked in position (motorcycle thing) I have a wide-ish budget, if I can find something used less than $4k them then that'd be dope. I could stretch it out to $5k-$6k
Unless I am saving over an hour on a 112 mile bike ride then I don't care to keep the tri bike. It'll go to a good friend anyway that'll help find my road bike endeavor here
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I live near mountains too so weve got tons of hills and we've got some really well maintained gravel trails too. I can probably even ride these if I have bigger tires (~28mm) I wouldn't even need gravel tires.
Im thinking just go with the coolest looking one. Leaning Aero cause I kinda find it fun being in the tucked in position (motorcycle thing) I have a wide-ish budget, if I can find something used less than $4k them then that'd be dope. I could stretch it out to $5k-$6k
Unless I am saving over an hour on a 112 mile bike ride then I don't care to keep the tri bike. It'll go to a good friend anyway that'll help find my road bike endeavor here
2024.02.26 10:43 grocerygourmetfood 7 Best Motorcycle Helmets Under 300 Bucks Right Now!
One area that needs your most attention when it's about motorcycle riding, is the head protection matter. You cannot skip being a little extra conscious when purchasing a helmet, as its in charge of protecting the most important part of your body, the brain!
And so, not just any but the helmet that gives you the right amount of protection, style, fit, and comfort for your particular riding needs, is the goal. To help you achieve that goal, a bit easier, we’ll be sharing the 7 best motorcycle helmets under 300 bucks with complete reviews on each.
A handy buyers’ guide where we discuss important purchase-making information, will also come along. So, make sure you stick till the end!
O'Neal SPYDE 2SERIES Helmet– Best Motorcycle Helmet Under 200 Dollars for UTV.
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Made for men and women, the O’Neal SPYDE 2Series is one of the best full face motorcycle helmet at $200. In fact, it is suitable for all types of bikes including UTV.
It would be unfair to not praise its interior structure that suits most head shapes. Also, this never gives neck fatigue.
However, it doesn’t really keep the head cool if worn for a long time. But for average use, this could be a go-to option. With a face shield, cushioned inner, cheek pad, liner, D-ring strap, and other options, it deserves to be on top.
Problem
Solution
The fitting of the D-ring strap seems loose.
Tighten out the D-ring strap by making a tight slip-knot to adjust the fitment.
No idea whether it is compatible with a mounted camera or not.
The manufacturer confirms good space inside the helmet to add a camera and speaker.
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Coming to one of the coolest flip up motorcycle helmets, the FreedConn BM2-S has a pairing option for 2-3 riders under 800 meters.
From the looks to the function, it would beat others with its FM radio, GPS, and other options. You won’t need to even hold the phone to answer calls thanks to the MFB button.
Although the instruction seems fishy, it won’t be required must, as this helmet is easy to use. And, it is one of the best Bluetooth motorcycle helmet.
If anyone needs a comfortable, badass finish, and 2-stereo speakers that sound good, then it will be the one to blow their mind.
Problem
Solution
The cheek pad isn’t detaching.
To remove the cheek pad, it’s required to pull out the protruding tabs.
Don’t know if it comes with a battery or not.
The manufacturer made this helmet by adding a battery that can be recharged.
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More like an 80’s punk vibe, the ScorpionExo Cov-0105 is our pick as one of the cheap streetbike helmets for any weather. It protects the head from rain, snow, and sunlight easily.
With a 3-in-one radical design, it doesn’t give hassles like stress or a hot feel to the head. There’s also an option to take out the chin guard to improve aeration.
One thing we don’t like is fingerprint attaching to the visor. However, cleaning it will take only a minute. Looking into its lightness, impact-resistance, and the mist-free view, all of these will make you believe it’s worth the money.
Problem
Solution
Pulling out the visor seems puzzling.
Using the tab on the corner side will help take out the visor.
Confuse whether it fits sunglasses or not.
There is enough space to use glasses or sunglasses.
Benefits:
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Designed for motocross, it is all about safety and reliability to use in the street, highway, or high trafficked areas. This also lessens the chances of brain injury or bad impact on the head.
Thinking of its users, the brand makes this helmet based and nudged in the chin side for ease of fit. It also includes a pair of black gloves to give the look of bold and daring.
Sadly, this helmet may have some wind noise issues when you ride in fast motion. But there should be no sound issue when riding at a normal pace.
To conclude, it is one of the best motorcycle helmet under $250 that includes Bluetooth connection, long lifespan, and battery life.
Problem
Solution
Clueless whether it will connect to other helmets or not.
The manufacturer claims it to pair with only FreedConn helmet or intercom.
The voltage power of the charger is unidentified.
The charger is 12-36V power.
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Getting one of the best full face motorcycle helmet under $200 that ensure good aeration isn’t possible, right? Not anymore, as we have come across this helmet, it has 7 vents that help enter cold air and cut hot vapor.
The AVG K1 also has an aerodynamic shape that lets you wear it without causing direct skin friction. Plus, you don’t need to worry about the air pressure drag with this.
Unfortunately, the helmet is only made for ATV bikes. On a final note, it is a perfect one for anyone who likes to have a helmet that has a lateral field of vision, stability, and comfort in one package.
Problem
Solution
Fogged visor issue.
Pulling up the visor will solve the trouble.
The helmet feels too tight.
Taking out inner parts that help loosen the helmet as all parts are detachable.
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Featured with a dark and clear visor, the ILM 953 Pro is a one-of-a-kind helmet that ensures a great field of view. It also ensures no issue with eye movement in bad climates like dirt or bugs.
We are very much in love with the inner pads that feel like the cherry on top when touching the face. Plus, your face won’t find the trouble of peak impulse.
But when talking to others through the microphone, it has a low sound issue. By raising the volume, you can solve that error.
In the end, it is one of the cheap motorcycle helmets with speakers, responsive voice commands, and good breathing room.
Problem
Solution
Can’t reach max volume.
Hitting the VOL+ button to raise the sound and makes sure the connected device volume is also at max volume.
Confused about how exactly it connects to 2 helmets at the same time.
Start by disconnecting all the devices, then click the button on both helmets to get the job done.
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For those of you who want the best full face motorcycle helmet under 300 dollars that suits novice riders, the HJC i90 is your finest bet. With CAD tech, it is easy to use and highly reliable.
The comfort liner is well-made that absorbs sweat to the extent that you won’t have to fear itchiness. Besides, it has cushioned interior that gives support to the neck and face.
Although the price seems higher in numbers, thinking of all the features changes our attitude.
To wrap up, the looks, quality, durability, functionality, and added features are a chef’s kiss package altogether. And, that’s the reason why one should try it.
Problem
Solution
It becomes noisy at 75 mph.
Wearing earplugs or pads might solve the error for long-term use.
Fingerprint grim issue.
Using a visor wiper or clean cloth on the helmet will wipe out the dirt from the surface.
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And so, the lack of ventilation can make you feel severe fatigue as well as dehydration. So don’t take a chance. And make sure to buy something that comes with enough vents according to several riding positions.
So that insects and dust can also stay out of your eyes area. And also make sure the helmet would be able to give you a clear view even when weather isn’t fine, such as fog and rain.
You can spend a bit more time looking for a sound design that does not hurt your aesthetic demands and at the same time sits well with all other crucial factors.
Go for paddings that are detachable so that you can wash and maintain them well. A fit that applies the right amount of pressure in all areas would also work with the comfort needs of a rider.
Then there’s the much old but still in hype helmet providers, HJC. They are producers of only helmets and are considered to be the number one brand in North America. Even in other countries, the popularity never falls down of helmets from this brand. From quality to comfort to even design, you will find a lot of helmets giving all of these at very affordable pricing.
And finally, we wanted to give a shout-out to AGV, another very popular helmet brand from Italy. It’s known for being a pioneer in the helmet industry, coming up constantly with helmets that are premium in design and affordable in cost. DOT or ECE safety certifications are always seen in their provided helmets.
· Having an adjustable and well-made chin strap.
· Cheek pads that are removable and placeable according to needs and riding position.
· Safe release system.
· Head and chin area made really well with premium and robust construction.
The most popular and highly recognized ones are:
· DOT, an American standard that’s the most popular one.
· ECE, a standard followed by European manufacturers.
· SNELL, the most compatible and respected standard that assures rigorous testing in different conditions.
All of these will come into consideration for ensuring the rider is safe enough inside the helmet and would get maximum protection in case of a crash.
ü The first one is a full-face helmet, as it comes with complete coverage to keep both head and face under protection. Along with providing a noise and wind reducing facility, that helps in keeping the rider’s attention completely on safely riding.
ü And the other one is a more expensive, dual sport helmet, that pro bikers love to get. These come with the highest safety standards ensured.
Now it's your turn to take a step after getting a good amount of information, which was also a goal of this piece of writing. Hope you meet that right helmet soon, bye!
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And so, not just any but the helmet that gives you the right amount of protection, style, fit, and comfort for your particular riding needs, is the goal. To help you achieve that goal, a bit easier, we’ll be sharing the 7 best motorcycle helmets under 300 bucks with complete reviews on each.
A handy buyers’ guide where we discuss important purchase-making information, will also come along. So, make sure you stick till the end!
Chapter 1 - Reviewing 7 Best Motorcycle Helmets Under 300 Bucks
Not just their names, but also a complete breakdown of why or not each of these might be the perfect motorcycle helmet that you are looking for under 300 dollars budget limit. Let’s find out.O'Neal SPYDE 2SERIES Helmet– Best Motorcycle Helmet Under 200 Dollars for UTV.
Highlighted Specs:
- Crafted with solid ABS shell.
- Certified by DOT & ECE safety standards.
- Includes rubber roast nose guard.
- Contains detachable & adjustable liners.
- Compatible with off-road & street bikes.
Made for men and women, the O’Neal SPYDE 2Series is one of the best full face motorcycle helmet at $200. In fact, it is suitable for all types of bikes including UTV.
It would be unfair to not praise its interior structure that suits most head shapes. Also, this never gives neck fatigue.
However, it doesn’t really keep the head cool if worn for a long time. But for average use, this could be a go-to option. With a face shield, cushioned inner, cheek pad, liner, D-ring strap, and other options, it deserves to be on top.
Problem
Solution
The fitting of the D-ring strap seems loose.
Tighten out the D-ring strap by making a tight slip-knot to adjust the fitment.
No idea whether it is compatible with a mounted camera or not.
The manufacturer confirms good space inside the helmet to add a camera and speaker.
Benefits:
- Beautiful sporty-like body.
- Allow using speaker and mask.
- The fitting seems fine.
- Fairly light in weight.
- Balanced price range.
- Lacking to keep head cool and airy.
Highlighted Specs:
- Features 3 vents.
- Contains 2 stereo speakers.
- 110 hours of standby battery life.
- Includes voice dial MFB button.
- Certified by DOT, BQB, & CE.
Coming to one of the coolest flip up motorcycle helmets, the FreedConn BM2-S has a pairing option for 2-3 riders under 800 meters.
From the looks to the function, it would beat others with its FM radio, GPS, and other options. You won’t need to even hold the phone to answer calls thanks to the MFB button.
Although the instruction seems fishy, it won’t be required must, as this helmet is easy to use. And, it is one of the best Bluetooth motorcycle helmet.
If anyone needs a comfortable, badass finish, and 2-stereo speakers that sound good, then it will be the one to blow their mind.
Problem
Solution
The cheek pad isn’t detaching.
To remove the cheek pad, it’s required to pull out the protruding tabs.
Don’t know if it comes with a battery or not.
The manufacturer made this helmet by adding a battery that can be recharged.
Benefits:
- Includes a USB cable.
- Love the sound quality.
- Doesn’t give a pressurize feel.
- Can be worn with any clothes.
- Perfect for men’s heads.
- The instruction seems weird.
Highlighted Specs:
- Made with polycarbonate & EPS shell.
- Includes Kwik-Wick li liner.
- Protected for 5 years.
- Compatible with street & off-road bikes.
- Contains 4 aero-tuned vents.
More like an 80’s punk vibe, the ScorpionExo Cov-0105 is our pick as one of the cheap streetbike helmets for any weather. It protects the head from rain, snow, and sunlight easily.
With a 3-in-one radical design, it doesn’t give hassles like stress or a hot feel to the head. There’s also an option to take out the chin guard to improve aeration.
One thing we don’t like is fingerprint attaching to the visor. However, cleaning it will take only a minute. Looking into its lightness, impact-resistance, and the mist-free view, all of these will make you believe it’s worth the money.
Problem
Solution
Pulling out the visor seems puzzling.
Using the tab on the corner side will help take out the visor.
Confuse whether it fits sunglasses or not.
There is enough space to use glasses or sunglasses.
Benefits:
- Big applause to the looks.
- Easy to use.
- Takes less effort to clean.
- Durable and reliable.
- No issue of loud noise.
- The fingerprint grim appears when touching the visor.
Highlighted Specs:
- Contains 8 breathable vents.
- Rated by CE, UL, BQB, & DOT.
- Includes Advanced DSP echo cancellation.
- 300 hours of standby battery life.
- Integrated with FM radio & MP3.
Designed for motocross, it is all about safety and reliability to use in the street, highway, or high trafficked areas. This also lessens the chances of brain injury or bad impact on the head.
Thinking of its users, the brand makes this helmet based and nudged in the chin side for ease of fit. It also includes a pair of black gloves to give the look of bold and daring.
Sadly, this helmet may have some wind noise issues when you ride in fast motion. But there should be no sound issue when riding at a normal pace.
To conclude, it is one of the best motorcycle helmet under $250 that includes Bluetooth connection, long lifespan, and battery life.
Problem
Solution
Clueless whether it will connect to other helmets or not.
The manufacturer claims it to pair with only FreedConn helmet or intercom.
The voltage power of the charger is unidentified.
The charger is 12-36V power.
Benefits:
- Simple to control.
- The padding is good.
- Includes detachable liner.
- Practically priced.
- Comfortable to put on.
- Some find the wind noise too distracting.
Highlighted Specs:
- Built out of four-density EPS material.
- Fine for adult men and women.
- Certified by ECE 22.05 & DOT.
- Integrated with glasses and masks.
- Includes 7 breathable vents.
Getting one of the best full face motorcycle helmet under $200 that ensure good aeration isn’t possible, right? Not anymore, as we have come across this helmet, it has 7 vents that help enter cold air and cut hot vapor.
The AVG K1 also has an aerodynamic shape that lets you wear it without causing direct skin friction. Plus, you don’t need to worry about the air pressure drag with this.
Unfortunately, the helmet is only made for ATV bikes. On a final note, it is a perfect one for anyone who likes to have a helmet that has a lateral field of vision, stability, and comfort in one package.
Problem
Solution
Fogged visor issue.
Pulling up the visor will solve the trouble.
The helmet feels too tight.
Taking out inner parts that help loosen the helmet as all parts are detachable.
Benefits:
- Tough construction.
- Excellent cheek pads.
- Doesn’t cause wind drag.
- It is silent.
- Inexpensive price range.
- Only compatible with the ATV bikes.
Highlighted Specs:
- Available in 3 sizes.
- Connects for 6-8 riders.
- Added with a rechargeable battery.
- Features a one-touch control button.
- 110 hours of battery standby.
Featured with a dark and clear visor, the ILM 953 Pro is a one-of-a-kind helmet that ensures a great field of view. It also ensures no issue with eye movement in bad climates like dirt or bugs.
We are very much in love with the inner pads that feel like the cherry on top when touching the face. Plus, your face won’t find the trouble of peak impulse.
But when talking to others through the microphone, it has a low sound issue. By raising the volume, you can solve that error.
In the end, it is one of the cheap motorcycle helmets with speakers, responsive voice commands, and good breathing room.
Problem
Solution
Can’t reach max volume.
Hitting the VOL+ button to raise the sound and makes sure the connected device volume is also at max volume.
Confused about how exactly it connects to 2 helmets at the same time.
Start by disconnecting all the devices, then click the button on both helmets to get the job done.
Benefits:
- Great sound quality.
- User-friendly and reliable.
- The visor doesn’t scratch.
- Simple to wear.
- Good for all weathers.
- Sadly, the microphone seems weird.
Highlighted Specs:
- Features 9 breathable vents.
- Contains 5 color options.
- Crafted with polycarbonate shell
- Includes cushioned cheek pad & crown liner.
- Assured with 3 years warranty.
For those of you who want the best full face motorcycle helmet under 300 dollars that suits novice riders, the HJC i90 is your finest bet. With CAD tech, it is easy to use and highly reliable.
The comfort liner is well-made that absorbs sweat to the extent that you won’t have to fear itchiness. Besides, it has cushioned interior that gives support to the neck and face.
Although the price seems higher in numbers, thinking of all the features changes our attitude.
To wrap up, the looks, quality, durability, functionality, and added features are a chef’s kiss package altogether. And, that’s the reason why one should try it.
Problem
Solution
It becomes noisy at 75 mph.
Wearing earplugs or pads might solve the error for long-term use.
Fingerprint grim issue.
Using a visor wiper or clean cloth on the helmet will wipe out the dirt from the surface.
Benefits:
- The helmet is low-weighted.
- Doesn’t give pressure on the head.
- Excellent build quality.
- Well-cushioned inner parts.
- No issue of wind.
- The price is slightly on the expensive side.
Chapter 2 – Factors That Are Important to Have in Under 300 Bucks Motorcycle Helmet, Exploring Available Types to Find the Right Candidate for Your Need & Brands That Produce Best Helmets Within the Specific Budget
That’s just compulsory, being aware of factors that play the most important role in picking the helmet you’re looking for. And also, a slight understanding of the available types along with why or not one of those fits your biking needs. Finally, three amazing brands produce the best helmets under that budget limit. Let’s cover all of these awfully important segments in this chapter.How Do You Pick the Best Motorcycle Helmets Under 300 Bucks – You Consider These Must-Have Factors
You already know what we’re up for in this part, so let’s just start directly.Ventilation is Such an ESSENTIAL Factor
This is something lot of beginners would not consider as an important factor, but it really is. The speed of riding won’t help with having enough air circulation inside of your helmet.And so, the lack of ventilation can make you feel severe fatigue as well as dehydration. So don’t take a chance. And make sure to buy something that comes with enough vents according to several riding positions.
Not Being Able to See What’s in Front of You, That’s A Big No!
Good visibility is a must-have and there’s no debate supporting otherwise. You will require to clearly see what’s in front of you on the road as well as surrounding yourself. Go for the helmets that come with goggles.So that insects and dust can also stay out of your eyes area. And also make sure the helmet would be able to give you a clear view even when weather isn’t fine, such as fog and rain.
Never Pick Something That’s So Loose That It Falls Off, So Tight That It’s Suffocating.
The right balance of not too tight nor too loose is what one calls to be snug. And you should always prioritize a snug fit with the helmet. It’s going to be superb uncomfortable otherwise. Choosing the right size and shape would grab you that right fit.What Do You Mean Your Aesthetic Calls Are Not Important, Of Course, It Is!
You will be wearing that helmet for a good amount of time. Feeling weird to put it on because the design feels off, is a little too much to compromise. So, if you skip a helmet that is almost perfect in terms of another factor but not looks, that’s fine.You can spend a bit more time looking for a sound design that does not hurt your aesthetic demands and at the same time sits well with all other crucial factors.
Lastly, It Should Feel Comfortable Inside
Having padding on the interior that is thick as well as comfy and including chin straps that are padded, works in favor of giving comfortable wear.Go for paddings that are detachable so that you can wash and maintain them well. A fit that applies the right amount of pressure in all areas would also work with the comfort needs of a rider.
Different Types of Motorcycle Helmet That You Can Get Under 300 Bucks – Choosing a Certain Type
- Full face helmet is the type that would give complete coverage for the face and head. It helps protect the skill area and keeps the strong wind out of your face as well as noise out of your ears. These bulky-sized helmets are also not the least expensive options for giving complete coverage and safety.
- Half face helmet would keep half of your face covered so the safety is also almost half compared to full-face ones. You get a good view of field and a visor with most models of this type. Wind and noise would be there to disturb you when wearing this particular type. But riding is easy as there’s no bulk that burdens your head as well as less suffocation due to air freely circulating.
- The cross-over of both above-mentioned types, is basically what a modular helmet is. These are not too bulky nor too light and there are some wind and noise issues but less compared to half-face helmets. This is basically to have both safety and convenience moderately in a helmet, keeping it between the full and half face types.
- The minimal safety provider is a half-shell helmet. And these are super cheap most of the time. Wearing a half-shell helmet is like wearing nothing at all, be very careful with this type particularly. Only when you are not riding on main roads or basically just for practicing motorcycle in your own bounded places where there’s nothing severe that can hit you.
- If you simp for cool-looking helmets then off-road helmets are your type. These are for spots that have no road and that’s why riding with these in the city isn’t really a good idea. There are air vents and good for those who don’t need visors as they already wear googles, for example, dirt bikers.
- Pro bikers will often choose dual sport helmets, the type that gives better aerodynamic benefits as well as comes with far higher safety ratings. The price tag is usually on the higher side, that’s why.
Brands That You Should Pay Attention To
Starting with one of the more famous brands right now in the USA, ILM. You’ll find some of the quick and better riding experiences with gears from this particular brand. Especially their helmets are really up to the mark when it comes to fulfilling most critical factors such as shock absorption, proper fit, and great airflow.Then there’s the much old but still in hype helmet providers, HJC. They are producers of only helmets and are considered to be the number one brand in North America. Even in other countries, the popularity never falls down of helmets from this brand. From quality to comfort to even design, you will find a lot of helmets giving all of these at very affordable pricing.
And finally, we wanted to give a shout-out to AGV, another very popular helmet brand from Italy. It’s known for being a pioneer in the helmet industry, coming up constantly with helmets that are premium in design and affordable in cost. DOT or ECE safety certifications are always seen in their provided helmets.
Chapter 3 – All About Safety!
Yes, it was necessary to dedicate an entire section for this particular factor, which is also the most important one in the list of crucial considerations you should have for your helmet that’s under 300 bucks.Safety Features That You Can’t Do Without
A few specific features are must-have in the helmet you are expecting to get, no matter what budget you are considering. Especially if you do keep safety as the most important factor for the purchase. These are:· Having an adjustable and well-made chin strap.
· Cheek pads that are removable and placeable according to needs and riding position.
· Safe release system.
· Head and chin area made really well with premium and robust construction.
The Impact of Durability in Terms of Safety.
To be able to withstand impact force from a possible crash or accident, the material of your headgear needs to be the sturdiest. And to assure that, there are safety standards you must look for in the helmet.The most popular and highly recognized ones are:
· DOT, an American standard that’s the most popular one.
· ECE, a standard followed by European manufacturers.
· SNELL, the most compatible and respected standard that assures rigorous testing in different conditions.
Riding Position Suitable Aerodynamics Also Relates with Safety.
A helmet that comes with aerodynamic benefits would be more comfortable no doubt. And it also excels in safety departments. As there’s less amount of buffering. And in long run, you’ll experience more reliability in using it.Not Fitting Properly Means Not Enough Safe
We can’t emphasize enough how a proper fit of a helmet is awfully crucial. The way it wraps around your skull and keeps other facial areas fully covered with a fit that does not feel tight or loose,All of these will come into consideration for ensuring the rider is safe enough inside the helmet and would get maximum protection in case of a crash.
The Most Wonderful Types of Helmets That Are Best in Terms of Safety?
Among all the types we talked about earlier, you might have already noticed two that play the most amazing part when it comes to providing ample safety.ü The first one is a full-face helmet, as it comes with complete coverage to keep both head and face under protection. Along with providing a noise and wind reducing facility, that helps in keeping the rider’s attention completely on safely riding.
ü And the other one is a more expensive, dual sport helmet, that pro bikers love to get. These come with the highest safety standards ensured.
Chapter 4 – Frequently Asked Question
What is the Best Motorcycle Helmet for under 300 dollars?
The AGV AGV-0281O4I0-003-XL K-1 Motorcycle Helmet feels like the best one that provides excellent lateral FOV and also stability plus comfort combined to make the experience one of a kind.Can you wear any helmet on a motorcycle?
Yes, you can! But should you? That’s where things get twisted. Getting just any helmet that won’t be right in terms of safety, comfort, fit and overall riding conditions, isn’t a wise idea of course.Which helmet brand is safe?
Helmets from AGV are known for taking DOT and ECE standards very seriously. So, it’s definitely one of those brands that prioritize safety. Also, Arai helmets are great with a good rating always noticeable in their safety ensured models.Is an expensive motorbike helmet worth it?
That’s something you have to decide. Do the provided features and facilities go through costly development, planning, and construction? If yes, then it’s not just any regular helmet but something that was made to be great in so many ways. And then, the price tag deserves to be a little high in exchange for giving you a premium experience.Wrapping Up
That was our thoughts on finding the best motorcycle helmets under 300 bucks. We also tried to give you an idea of some of the most amazing models in our view under this budget limit.Now it's your turn to take a step after getting a good amount of information, which was also a goal of this piece of writing. Hope you meet that right helmet soon, bye!
2024.02.26 10:43 grocerygourmetfood 7 Best Motorcycle Helmets Under 300 Bucks Right Now!
One area that needs your most attention when it's about motorcycle riding, is the head protection matter. You cannot skip being a little extra conscious when purchasing a helmet, as its in charge of protecting the most important part of your body, the brain!
And so, not just any but the helmet that gives you the right amount of protection, style, fit, and comfort for your particular riding needs, is the goal. To help you achieve that goal, a bit easier, we’ll be sharing the 7 best motorcycle helmets under 300 bucks with complete reviews on each.
A handy buyers’ guide where we discuss important purchase-making information, will also come along. So, make sure you stick till the end!
O'Neal SPYDE 2SERIES Helmet– Best Motorcycle Helmet Under 200 Dollars for UTV.
Highlighted Specs:
Made for men and women, the O’Neal SPYDE 2Series is one of the best full face motorcycle helmet at $200. In fact, it is suitable for all types of bikes including UTV.
It would be unfair to not praise its interior structure that suits most head shapes. Also, this never gives neck fatigue.
However, it doesn’t really keep the head cool if worn for a long time. But for average use, this could be a go-to option. With a face shield, cushioned inner, cheek pad, liner, D-ring strap, and other options, it deserves to be on top.
Problem
Solution
The fitting of the D-ring strap seems loose.
Tighten out the D-ring strap by making a tight slip-knot to adjust the fitment.
No idea whether it is compatible with a mounted camera or not.
The manufacturer confirms good space inside the helmet to add a camera and speaker.
Benefits:
Highlighted Specs:
Coming to one of the coolest flip up motorcycle helmets, the FreedConn BM2-S has a pairing option for 2-3 riders under 800 meters.
From the looks to the function, it would beat others with its FM radio, GPS, and other options. You won’t need to even hold the phone to answer calls thanks to the MFB button.
Although the instruction seems fishy, it won’t be required must, as this helmet is easy to use. And, it is one of the best Bluetooth motorcycle helmet.
If anyone needs a comfortable, badass finish, and 2-stereo speakers that sound good, then it will be the one to blow their mind.
Problem
Solution
The cheek pad isn’t detaching.
To remove the cheek pad, it’s required to pull out the protruding tabs.
Don’t know if it comes with a battery or not.
The manufacturer made this helmet by adding a battery that can be recharged.
Benefits:
Highlighted Specs:
More like an 80’s punk vibe, the ScorpionExo Cov-0105 is our pick as one of the cheap streetbike helmets for any weather. It protects the head from rain, snow, and sunlight easily.
With a 3-in-one radical design, it doesn’t give hassles like stress or a hot feel to the head. There’s also an option to take out the chin guard to improve aeration.
One thing we don’t like is fingerprint attaching to the visor. However, cleaning it will take only a minute. Looking into its lightness, impact-resistance, and the mist-free view, all of these will make you believe it’s worth the money.
Problem
Solution
Pulling out the visor seems puzzling.
Using the tab on the corner side will help take out the visor.
Confuse whether it fits sunglasses or not.
There is enough space to use glasses or sunglasses.
Benefits:
Highlighted Specs:
Designed for motocross, it is all about safety and reliability to use in the street, highway, or high trafficked areas. This also lessens the chances of brain injury or bad impact on the head.
Thinking of its users, the brand makes this helmet based and nudged in the chin side for ease of fit. It also includes a pair of black gloves to give the look of bold and daring.
Sadly, this helmet may have some wind noise issues when you ride in fast motion. But there should be no sound issue when riding at a normal pace.
To conclude, it is one of the best motorcycle helmet under $250 that includes Bluetooth connection, long lifespan, and battery life.
Problem
Solution
Clueless whether it will connect to other helmets or not.
The manufacturer claims it to pair with only FreedConn helmet or intercom.
The voltage power of the charger is unidentified.
The charger is 12-36V power.
Benefits:
Highlighted Specs:
Getting one of the best full face motorcycle helmet under $200 that ensure good aeration isn’t possible, right? Not anymore, as we have come across this helmet, it has 7 vents that help enter cold air and cut hot vapor.
The AVG K1 also has an aerodynamic shape that lets you wear it without causing direct skin friction. Plus, you don’t need to worry about the air pressure drag with this.
Unfortunately, the helmet is only made for ATV bikes. On a final note, it is a perfect one for anyone who likes to have a helmet that has a lateral field of vision, stability, and comfort in one package.
Problem
Solution
Fogged visor issue.
Pulling up the visor will solve the trouble.
The helmet feels too tight.
Taking out inner parts that help loosen the helmet as all parts are detachable.
Benefits:
Highlighted Specs:
Featured with a dark and clear visor, the ILM 953 Pro is a one-of-a-kind helmet that ensures a great field of view. It also ensures no issue with eye movement in bad climates like dirt or bugs.
We are very much in love with the inner pads that feel like the cherry on top when touching the face. Plus, your face won’t find the trouble of peak impulse.
But when talking to others through the microphone, it has a low sound issue. By raising the volume, you can solve that error.
In the end, it is one of the cheap motorcycle helmets with speakers, responsive voice commands, and good breathing room.
Problem
Solution
Can’t reach max volume.
Hitting the VOL+ button to raise the sound and makes sure the connected device volume is also at max volume.
Confused about how exactly it connects to 2 helmets at the same time.
Start by disconnecting all the devices, then click the button on both helmets to get the job done.
Benefits:
Highlighted Specs:
For those of you who want the best full face motorcycle helmet under 300 dollars that suits novice riders, the HJC i90 is your finest bet. With CAD tech, it is easy to use and highly reliable.
The comfort liner is well-made that absorbs sweat to the extent that you won’t have to fear itchiness. Besides, it has cushioned interior that gives support to the neck and face.
Although the price seems higher in numbers, thinking of all the features changes our attitude.
To wrap up, the looks, quality, durability, functionality, and added features are a chef’s kiss package altogether. And, that’s the reason why one should try it.
Problem
Solution
It becomes noisy at 75 mph.
Wearing earplugs or pads might solve the error for long-term use.
Fingerprint grim issue.
Using a visor wiper or clean cloth on the helmet will wipe out the dirt from the surface.
Benefits:
And so, the lack of ventilation can make you feel severe fatigue as well as dehydration. So don’t take a chance. And make sure to buy something that comes with enough vents according to several riding positions.
So that insects and dust can also stay out of your eyes area. And also make sure the helmet would be able to give you a clear view even when weather isn’t fine, such as fog and rain.
You can spend a bit more time looking for a sound design that does not hurt your aesthetic demands and at the same time sits well with all other crucial factors.
Go for paddings that are detachable so that you can wash and maintain them well. A fit that applies the right amount of pressure in all areas would also work with the comfort needs of a rider.
Then there’s the much old but still in hype helmet providers, HJC. They are producers of only helmets and are considered to be the number one brand in North America. Even in other countries, the popularity never falls down of helmets from this brand. From quality to comfort to even design, you will find a lot of helmets giving all of these at very affordable pricing.
And finally, we wanted to give a shout-out to AGV, another very popular helmet brand from Italy. It’s known for being a pioneer in the helmet industry, coming up constantly with helmets that are premium in design and affordable in cost. DOT or ECE safety certifications are always seen in their provided helmets.
· Having an adjustable and well-made chin strap.
· Cheek pads that are removable and placeable according to needs and riding position.
· Safe release system.
· Head and chin area made really well with premium and robust construction.
The most popular and highly recognized ones are:
· DOT, an American standard that’s the most popular one.
· ECE, a standard followed by European manufacturers.
· SNELL, the most compatible and respected standard that assures rigorous testing in different conditions.
All of these will come into consideration for ensuring the rider is safe enough inside the helmet and would get maximum protection in case of a crash.
ü The first one is a full-face helmet, as it comes with complete coverage to keep both head and face under protection. Along with providing a noise and wind reducing facility, that helps in keeping the rider’s attention completely on safely riding.
ü And the other one is a more expensive, dual sport helmet, that pro bikers love to get. These come with the highest safety standards ensured.
Now it's your turn to take a step after getting a good amount of information, which was also a goal of this piece of writing. Hope you meet that right helmet soon, bye!
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And so, not just any but the helmet that gives you the right amount of protection, style, fit, and comfort for your particular riding needs, is the goal. To help you achieve that goal, a bit easier, we’ll be sharing the 7 best motorcycle helmets under 300 bucks with complete reviews on each.
A handy buyers’ guide where we discuss important purchase-making information, will also come along. So, make sure you stick till the end!
Chapter 1 - Reviewing 7 Best Motorcycle Helmets Under 300 Bucks
Not just their names, but also a complete breakdown of why or not each of these might be the perfect motorcycle helmet that you are looking for under 300 dollars budget limit. Let’s find out.O'Neal SPYDE 2SERIES Helmet– Best Motorcycle Helmet Under 200 Dollars for UTV.
Highlighted Specs:
- Crafted with solid ABS shell.
- Certified by DOT & ECE safety standards.
- Includes rubber roast nose guard.
- Contains detachable & adjustable liners.
- Compatible with off-road & street bikes.
Made for men and women, the O’Neal SPYDE 2Series is one of the best full face motorcycle helmet at $200. In fact, it is suitable for all types of bikes including UTV.
It would be unfair to not praise its interior structure that suits most head shapes. Also, this never gives neck fatigue.
However, it doesn’t really keep the head cool if worn for a long time. But for average use, this could be a go-to option. With a face shield, cushioned inner, cheek pad, liner, D-ring strap, and other options, it deserves to be on top.
Problem
Solution
The fitting of the D-ring strap seems loose.
Tighten out the D-ring strap by making a tight slip-knot to adjust the fitment.
No idea whether it is compatible with a mounted camera or not.
The manufacturer confirms good space inside the helmet to add a camera and speaker.
Benefits:
- Beautiful sporty-like body.
- Allow using speaker and mask.
- The fitting seems fine.
- Fairly light in weight.
- Balanced price range.
- Lacking to keep head cool and airy.
Highlighted Specs:
- Features 3 vents.
- Contains 2 stereo speakers.
- 110 hours of standby battery life.
- Includes voice dial MFB button.
- Certified by DOT, BQB, & CE.
Coming to one of the coolest flip up motorcycle helmets, the FreedConn BM2-S has a pairing option for 2-3 riders under 800 meters.
From the looks to the function, it would beat others with its FM radio, GPS, and other options. You won’t need to even hold the phone to answer calls thanks to the MFB button.
Although the instruction seems fishy, it won’t be required must, as this helmet is easy to use. And, it is one of the best Bluetooth motorcycle helmet.
If anyone needs a comfortable, badass finish, and 2-stereo speakers that sound good, then it will be the one to blow their mind.
Problem
Solution
The cheek pad isn’t detaching.
To remove the cheek pad, it’s required to pull out the protruding tabs.
Don’t know if it comes with a battery or not.
The manufacturer made this helmet by adding a battery that can be recharged.
Benefits:
- Includes a USB cable.
- Love the sound quality.
- Doesn’t give a pressurize feel.
- Can be worn with any clothes.
- Perfect for men’s heads.
- The instruction seems weird.
Highlighted Specs:
- Made with polycarbonate & EPS shell.
- Includes Kwik-Wick li liner.
- Protected for 5 years.
- Compatible with street & off-road bikes.
- Contains 4 aero-tuned vents.
More like an 80’s punk vibe, the ScorpionExo Cov-0105 is our pick as one of the cheap streetbike helmets for any weather. It protects the head from rain, snow, and sunlight easily.
With a 3-in-one radical design, it doesn’t give hassles like stress or a hot feel to the head. There’s also an option to take out the chin guard to improve aeration.
One thing we don’t like is fingerprint attaching to the visor. However, cleaning it will take only a minute. Looking into its lightness, impact-resistance, and the mist-free view, all of these will make you believe it’s worth the money.
Problem
Solution
Pulling out the visor seems puzzling.
Using the tab on the corner side will help take out the visor.
Confuse whether it fits sunglasses or not.
There is enough space to use glasses or sunglasses.
Benefits:
- Big applause to the looks.
- Easy to use.
- Takes less effort to clean.
- Durable and reliable.
- No issue of loud noise.
- The fingerprint grim appears when touching the visor.
Highlighted Specs:
- Contains 8 breathable vents.
- Rated by CE, UL, BQB, & DOT.
- Includes Advanced DSP echo cancellation.
- 300 hours of standby battery life.
- Integrated with FM radio & MP3.
Designed for motocross, it is all about safety and reliability to use in the street, highway, or high trafficked areas. This also lessens the chances of brain injury or bad impact on the head.
Thinking of its users, the brand makes this helmet based and nudged in the chin side for ease of fit. It also includes a pair of black gloves to give the look of bold and daring.
Sadly, this helmet may have some wind noise issues when you ride in fast motion. But there should be no sound issue when riding at a normal pace.
To conclude, it is one of the best motorcycle helmet under $250 that includes Bluetooth connection, long lifespan, and battery life.
Problem
Solution
Clueless whether it will connect to other helmets or not.
The manufacturer claims it to pair with only FreedConn helmet or intercom.
The voltage power of the charger is unidentified.
The charger is 12-36V power.
Benefits:
- Simple to control.
- The padding is good.
- Includes detachable liner.
- Practically priced.
- Comfortable to put on.
- Some find the wind noise too distracting.
Highlighted Specs:
- Built out of four-density EPS material.
- Fine for adult men and women.
- Certified by ECE 22.05 & DOT.
- Integrated with glasses and masks.
- Includes 7 breathable vents.
Getting one of the best full face motorcycle helmet under $200 that ensure good aeration isn’t possible, right? Not anymore, as we have come across this helmet, it has 7 vents that help enter cold air and cut hot vapor.
The AVG K1 also has an aerodynamic shape that lets you wear it without causing direct skin friction. Plus, you don’t need to worry about the air pressure drag with this.
Unfortunately, the helmet is only made for ATV bikes. On a final note, it is a perfect one for anyone who likes to have a helmet that has a lateral field of vision, stability, and comfort in one package.
Problem
Solution
Fogged visor issue.
Pulling up the visor will solve the trouble.
The helmet feels too tight.
Taking out inner parts that help loosen the helmet as all parts are detachable.
Benefits:
- Tough construction.
- Excellent cheek pads.
- Doesn’t cause wind drag.
- It is silent.
- Inexpensive price range.
- Only compatible with the ATV bikes.
Highlighted Specs:
- Available in 3 sizes.
- Connects for 6-8 riders.
- Added with a rechargeable battery.
- Features a one-touch control button.
- 110 hours of battery standby.
Featured with a dark and clear visor, the ILM 953 Pro is a one-of-a-kind helmet that ensures a great field of view. It also ensures no issue with eye movement in bad climates like dirt or bugs.
We are very much in love with the inner pads that feel like the cherry on top when touching the face. Plus, your face won’t find the trouble of peak impulse.
But when talking to others through the microphone, it has a low sound issue. By raising the volume, you can solve that error.
In the end, it is one of the cheap motorcycle helmets with speakers, responsive voice commands, and good breathing room.
Problem
Solution
Can’t reach max volume.
Hitting the VOL+ button to raise the sound and makes sure the connected device volume is also at max volume.
Confused about how exactly it connects to 2 helmets at the same time.
Start by disconnecting all the devices, then click the button on both helmets to get the job done.
Benefits:
- Great sound quality.
- User-friendly and reliable.
- The visor doesn’t scratch.
- Simple to wear.
- Good for all weathers.
- Sadly, the microphone seems weird.
Highlighted Specs:
- Features 9 breathable vents.
- Contains 5 color options.
- Crafted with polycarbonate shell
- Includes cushioned cheek pad & crown liner.
- Assured with 3 years warranty.
For those of you who want the best full face motorcycle helmet under 300 dollars that suits novice riders, the HJC i90 is your finest bet. With CAD tech, it is easy to use and highly reliable.
The comfort liner is well-made that absorbs sweat to the extent that you won’t have to fear itchiness. Besides, it has cushioned interior that gives support to the neck and face.
Although the price seems higher in numbers, thinking of all the features changes our attitude.
To wrap up, the looks, quality, durability, functionality, and added features are a chef’s kiss package altogether. And, that’s the reason why one should try it.
Problem
Solution
It becomes noisy at 75 mph.
Wearing earplugs or pads might solve the error for long-term use.
Fingerprint grim issue.
Using a visor wiper or clean cloth on the helmet will wipe out the dirt from the surface.
Benefits:
- The helmet is low-weighted.
- Doesn’t give pressure on the head.
- Excellent build quality.
- Well-cushioned inner parts.
- No issue of wind.
- The price is slightly on the expensive side.
Chapter 2 – Factors That Are Important to Have in Under 300 Bucks Motorcycle Helmet, Exploring Available Types to Find the Right Candidate for Your Need & Brands That Produce Best Helmets Within the Specific Budget
That’s just compulsory, being aware of factors that play the most important role in picking the helmet you’re looking for. And also, a slight understanding of the available types along with why or not one of those fits your biking needs. Finally, three amazing brands produce the best helmets under that budget limit. Let’s cover all of these awfully important segments in this chapter.How Do You Pick the Best Motorcycle Helmets Under 300 Bucks – You Consider These Must-Have Factors
You already know what we’re up for in this part, so let’s just start directly.Ventilation is Such an ESSENTIAL Factor
This is something lot of beginners would not consider as an important factor, but it really is. The speed of riding won’t help with having enough air circulation inside of your helmet.And so, the lack of ventilation can make you feel severe fatigue as well as dehydration. So don’t take a chance. And make sure to buy something that comes with enough vents according to several riding positions.
Not Being Able to See What’s in Front of You, That’s A Big No!
Good visibility is a must-have and there’s no debate supporting otherwise. You will require to clearly see what’s in front of you on the road as well as surrounding yourself. Go for the helmets that come with goggles.So that insects and dust can also stay out of your eyes area. And also make sure the helmet would be able to give you a clear view even when weather isn’t fine, such as fog and rain.
Never Pick Something That’s So Loose That It Falls Off, So Tight That It’s Suffocating.
The right balance of not too tight nor too loose is what one calls to be snug. And you should always prioritize a snug fit with the helmet. It’s going to be superb uncomfortable otherwise. Choosing the right size and shape would grab you that right fit.What Do You Mean Your Aesthetic Calls Are Not Important, Of Course, It Is!
You will be wearing that helmet for a good amount of time. Feeling weird to put it on because the design feels off, is a little too much to compromise. So, if you skip a helmet that is almost perfect in terms of another factor but not looks, that’s fine.You can spend a bit more time looking for a sound design that does not hurt your aesthetic demands and at the same time sits well with all other crucial factors.
Lastly, It Should Feel Comfortable Inside
Having padding on the interior that is thick as well as comfy and including chin straps that are padded, works in favor of giving comfortable wear.Go for paddings that are detachable so that you can wash and maintain them well. A fit that applies the right amount of pressure in all areas would also work with the comfort needs of a rider.
Different Types of Motorcycle Helmet That You Can Get Under 300 Bucks – Choosing a Certain Type
- Full face helmet is the type that would give complete coverage for the face and head. It helps protect the skill area and keeps the strong wind out of your face as well as noise out of your ears. These bulky-sized helmets are also not the least expensive options for giving complete coverage and safety.
- Half face helmet would keep half of your face covered so the safety is also almost half compared to full-face ones. You get a good view of field and a visor with most models of this type. Wind and noise would be there to disturb you when wearing this particular type. But riding is easy as there’s no bulk that burdens your head as well as less suffocation due to air freely circulating.
- The cross-over of both above-mentioned types, is basically what a modular helmet is. These are not too bulky nor too light and there are some wind and noise issues but less compared to half-face helmets. This is basically to have both safety and convenience moderately in a helmet, keeping it between the full and half face types.
- The minimal safety provider is a half-shell helmet. And these are super cheap most of the time. Wearing a half-shell helmet is like wearing nothing at all, be very careful with this type particularly. Only when you are not riding on main roads or basically just for practicing motorcycle in your own bounded places where there’s nothing severe that can hit you.
- If you simp for cool-looking helmets then off-road helmets are your type. These are for spots that have no road and that’s why riding with these in the city isn’t really a good idea. There are air vents and good for those who don’t need visors as they already wear googles, for example, dirt bikers.
- Pro bikers will often choose dual sport helmets, the type that gives better aerodynamic benefits as well as comes with far higher safety ratings. The price tag is usually on the higher side, that’s why.
Brands That You Should Pay Attention To
Starting with one of the more famous brands right now in the USA, ILM. You’ll find some of the quick and better riding experiences with gears from this particular brand. Especially their helmets are really up to the mark when it comes to fulfilling most critical factors such as shock absorption, proper fit, and great airflow.Then there’s the much old but still in hype helmet providers, HJC. They are producers of only helmets and are considered to be the number one brand in North America. Even in other countries, the popularity never falls down of helmets from this brand. From quality to comfort to even design, you will find a lot of helmets giving all of these at very affordable pricing.
And finally, we wanted to give a shout-out to AGV, another very popular helmet brand from Italy. It’s known for being a pioneer in the helmet industry, coming up constantly with helmets that are premium in design and affordable in cost. DOT or ECE safety certifications are always seen in their provided helmets.
Chapter 3 – All About Safety!
Yes, it was necessary to dedicate an entire section for this particular factor, which is also the most important one in the list of crucial considerations you should have for your helmet that’s under 300 bucks.Safety Features That You Can’t Do Without
A few specific features are must-have in the helmet you are expecting to get, no matter what budget you are considering. Especially if you do keep safety as the most important factor for the purchase. These are:· Having an adjustable and well-made chin strap.
· Cheek pads that are removable and placeable according to needs and riding position.
· Safe release system.
· Head and chin area made really well with premium and robust construction.
The Impact of Durability in Terms of Safety.
To be able to withstand impact force from a possible crash or accident, the material of your headgear needs to be the sturdiest. And to assure that, there are safety standards you must look for in the helmet.The most popular and highly recognized ones are:
· DOT, an American standard that’s the most popular one.
· ECE, a standard followed by European manufacturers.
· SNELL, the most compatible and respected standard that assures rigorous testing in different conditions.
Riding Position Suitable Aerodynamics Also Relates with Safety.
A helmet that comes with aerodynamic benefits would be more comfortable no doubt. And it also excels in safety departments. As there’s less amount of buffering. And in long run, you’ll experience more reliability in using it.Not Fitting Properly Means Not Enough Safe
We can’t emphasize enough how a proper fit of a helmet is awfully crucial. The way it wraps around your skull and keeps other facial areas fully covered with a fit that does not feel tight or loose,All of these will come into consideration for ensuring the rider is safe enough inside the helmet and would get maximum protection in case of a crash.
The Most Wonderful Types of Helmets That Are Best in Terms of Safety?
Among all the types we talked about earlier, you might have already noticed two that play the most amazing part when it comes to providing ample safety.ü The first one is a full-face helmet, as it comes with complete coverage to keep both head and face under protection. Along with providing a noise and wind reducing facility, that helps in keeping the rider’s attention completely on safely riding.
ü And the other one is a more expensive, dual sport helmet, that pro bikers love to get. These come with the highest safety standards ensured.
Chapter 4 – Frequently Asked Question
What is the Best Motorcycle Helmet for under 300 dollars?
The AGV AGV-0281O4I0-003-XL K-1 Motorcycle Helmet feels like the best one that provides excellent lateral FOV and also stability plus comfort combined to make the experience one of a kind.Can you wear any helmet on a motorcycle?
Yes, you can! But should you? That’s where things get twisted. Getting just any helmet that won’t be right in terms of safety, comfort, fit and overall riding conditions, isn’t a wise idea of course.Which helmet brand is safe?
Helmets from AGV are known for taking DOT and ECE standards very seriously. So, it’s definitely one of those brands that prioritize safety. Also, Arai helmets are great with a good rating always noticeable in their safety ensured models.Is an expensive motorbike helmet worth it?
That’s something you have to decide. Do the provided features and facilities go through costly development, planning, and construction? If yes, then it’s not just any regular helmet but something that was made to be great in so many ways. And then, the price tag deserves to be a little high in exchange for giving you a premium experience.Wrapping Up
That was our thoughts on finding the best motorcycle helmets under 300 bucks. We also tried to give you an idea of some of the most amazing models in our view under this budget limit.Now it's your turn to take a step after getting a good amount of information, which was also a goal of this piece of writing. Hope you meet that right helmet soon, bye!
2024.02.23 02:03 Onatu [US-MN][H]Star Wars, Marvel, Minecraft, Speed Champions, Bionicle, Hero Factory, and a handful of other sets, minifigs, and parts from over the years [W] Paypal, other sets
I have a large selection across various themes I'm looking to sell. Most of these should be complete, with any missing parts or figs noted accordingly. Any that I have instructions to will be automatically included. Shipping will only be to the US through the USPS. Based on past precedent, shipping goes from $10 to $20 depending on package size.
If you have any further questions about any sets let me know! I'm flexible on prices, especially if you buy more. Happy to make a deal, I just want to move this out!
Images are in descending order to the right for each group.
System and Technic:
Group 1
Aquazone
Nexo Knights
Technic
Constraction:
Bionicle
Roboriders
Bulk
Star Wars
Indiana Jones, Vikings, Pirates, Castle, Spongebob, etc
All Indiana Jones Figs Lot: $12
Above Miscellaneous Figs Lot: $45
Bulk Minifig Parts and Accessories Lot: $25
Kanohi Masks:
WANTS: I will be happy to buy or trade for these, depending
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If you have any further questions about any sets let me know! I'm flexible on prices, especially if you buy more. Happy to make a deal, I just want to move this out!
Images are in descending order to the right for each group.
System and Technic:
Aquazone
- 6198 Stingray Stormer - $110
- 31104 Monster Burger Truck - $25
- 20003 Dinosaur Polybag - $3
- 31115 Space Mining Mech (NIB) - $20
- Kryptonite Interception - $35
- Mutant T-Rex, Raptor, and Pteranodon Wings - $20 (PENDING)
- 71455 Grimkeeper the Cage Monster (NIB) - $25
- 70704 Vermin Vaporizer - $55
- 70807 Metalbeard's Duel (Missing Frank and Skeleton) - $35
- 7314 Recon-Mech RP - $30
- 7317 Aero Tube Hanger - $100
- 9470 Shelob Attacks (Replaced string with black instead of white) - $50
- 6865 Captain America's Avenging Cycle - $10
- 76031 The Hulk Buster Smash - $25
- 21102 The Forest Micro World - $30 (Dusty but complete)
- 21105 Village Micro World - $30 (Dusty but complete)
- 21117 The Ender Dragon (Partially Sealed) - $80
21123 The Iron Golem - $10- 21125 The Jungle Tree House - $60
- 21130 The Nether Railway (Partially Sealed) - $45
21134 The Waterfall Base - $6021135 The Crafting Box 2.0 - $45
Nexo Knights
- 70313 Moltor's Lava Smasher - $12 (PENDING)
- 6033 Treasure Transport - $12 (PENDING)
- 70589 Rock Roader - $35
- 20004 Jungle Cruiser - $30
- 30528 Mini Master-Building Metalbeard (Sealed) - $3
- 8962 Crystal King - $30
- 2151 Robo Raider - $12
- 75885 Ford Fiesta M-Sport WRC (CIB) - $20
- 75893 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon and 1970 Dodge Charger T - $20
- 75899 LaFerrari - $20
- 4488 Millennium Falcon - Mini (x2) - $5 (No bonus build parts) (1 PENDING)
- 4489 AT-AT - Mini - $5 (No bonus build parts) (PENDING)
- 7111 Droid Fighter - $8 (PENDING)
- 7131 Anakin's Podracer - $20 (PENDING)
- 7140 X-wing Fighter - $55
7964 Republic Frigate (Missing all three jedi; Wolfpack Clones are intact with all accessories) - $190- 8000 Pit Droid - $25
- 8002 Destroyer Droid - $90
- 8007 C-3PO (stickers damaged/missing) - $30
- 75043 AT-AP (Missing Commander Gree) - $50 (PENDING)
Technic
- 8069 Backhoe Loader - $40
- 42036 Street Motorcycle - $20
- 7017 Viking Catapult versus the Nidhogg Dragon - $45
Bionicle
- 8537 Nui-Rama - $40
- 8549 Tarakava - $120
- 8541 Matau - $5
- 8535 Lewa - $15
- 8560 Pahrak (x3) - $5
- 8556 Boxor - $60
- 8577 Exo-Toa - $90
- 10023 Master Builder Set - $100
- 8601 Toa Vakama - $12
- 8603 Toa Whenua - $12
- 8605 Toa Matau - $12
8614 Nuurakh - $5- 8618 Nuurakh -$25 (includes Vahi and Disk of Time)
8618 Rorzakh Limited Edition (CIB) - $30 (includes Vahi and Disk of Time)8619 Keerakh - $58623 Krekka - $40- 8711 Master Accessory Set/The ULTIMATE Bionicle Set - $120 (Or best offer) (Inventory: http://www.peeron.com/inv/sets/8711-1; All masks and krana are inside. 17 parts are missing otherwise, and I can provide that inventory if desired).
- 8742 Vohtarak - $10
- 8744 Oohnorak (x2) - $10
- 8723 Piruk - $5
- 8762 Toa Iruini - $20
- 8727 Toa Jaller - $15
- 10204 Vezon & Kardas - $275
- 8929 Defilak - $10
- 8913 Nuparu Mahri - $25
- 8917 Kalmah - $20
- 8916 Takadox (CIB) - $30
- 8922 Gadunka Head Piece - $15
- 8924 Maxilos and Spinax (x2) - $100
- 8924 Spinax solo - $20
- 8939 Lesovikk - $110
- 8688 Gali Mistika - $20
- 8693 Chirox (CIB)- $30
- 8694 Krika - $25
- 8949 Kirop (CIB) - $12
- 8953 Icarax - $100
- 8954 Mazeka - $60
- 20005 Klakk - $5
- 8979 Malum (No Thornaxx) - $15
- 8990 Fero & Skirmix (x2) - $45
- 8992 Cendox V1 - $18
- 8994 Baranus V7 (NIB) - $180 (Or best offer)
- 70780 Protector of Water - $10
- 70793 Skull Basher - $15
- 70794 Skull Scorpio (x2) - $12
- 70795 Mask Maker vs. Skull Grinder - $50
- 71302 Akida Creature of Water (Missing stand and shadow trap) - $15
- 71303 Ikir Creature of Fire - $20
7147 XPlode - $107162 Rotor - $30- 7164 Preston Stormer - $5
- 7165 Natalie Breez - $5
- 7167 William Furno - $5
- 7168 Duncan Bulk - $5
- 7169 Mark Surge - $5
- 7170 Jimi Stringer - $5
7179 Bulk and Vapour - $552235 Fire Lord - $256293 Furno - $10- 44026 CRYSTAL Beast vs. BULK (Missing Bulk minifig) - $20
Roboriders
- 8509 Swamp - $10
- 8510 Lava - $10
- 8511 Frost - $10
- 8513 Dust - $10
- 8516 The Boss - $30
- 8500 Torch (Unopened bag) - $15
- 8504 Judge - $5
- 8506 Granite (x2) - $5
- 8520 Millennia (x2) - $30
- 8521 Flare - $5
- 8523 Blaster (x2) - $18
- 75017 Jango Fett - $10
- 75112 General Grievous- $40
- Bulk Technic - $15 (PENDING)
Bulk Bionicle - $40- Bulk CCBS - $25 (PENDING)
- Train Tracks - $5 (PENDING)
- Power Functions - $25 (PENDING)
- Throwbot/Slizer Ski - $2
- Throwbot/Slizer Electro/Spark - $2
- Krana-Kal Mask Pack - $5
- Hakann - $5
- Ketar, Creature of Stone - $5
- Terak, Creature of Earth - $5
Star Wars
- Chewbacca - $5
- Princess Leia - $54
- C-3PO - $6
Rebel Y-Wing Pilot (Dutch Vander) (Yellow Head) - $5Biggs Darklighter - $6- Obi-Wan Kenobi, Young Padawan Braid (Yellow Head) - $9
- Jar Jar Binks - $4
- Phase 1 Clone Trooper, Black Head replacing Clone Wars Head - $5
- General Grievous - $8
- Bespin Guard - $11
- Grand Moff Tarkin - $11
- Dengar - $11
- Hoth Rebel - $3
- AT-AT Driver with Type 2 Helmet - $2
Jek Porkins - $6- 41st Elite Corps Phase 2 Kashyyyk Clone Trooper - $11 (PENDING)
- 41st Elite Corps Phase 2 Kashyyyk Clone Scout - $9 (PENDING)
- Anakin Skywalker (Dark Brown Legs, Headset) - $9
- Gungan Soldier with Shield - $4 (PENDING)
- Jar Jar Binks (Printed Head) - $4 (PENDING)
- R5-D4, Short Red Stripes - $3
- R2-D2, Flat Silver Head, Red Dots and Small Receptor - $2
- Super Battle Droid - $1 (PENDING)
- Rocket Battle Droid - $1 (PENDING)
- Battle Droids (x5) - $1 (PENDING)
- Clone Shock Trooper parts (Missing Helmets) - $5
- Phase 2 Clone V-Wing Pilot (Missing Helmet) - $1
- Clone Helmet Accessories - $4
- Droid Parts - $1 (PENDING)
- Star Wars Helmets - $3
Indiana Jones, Vikings, Pirates, Castle, Spongebob, etc
Indiana Jones - $6Marion Ravenwood (Crystal Skull) - $3German Soldier (Missing Hat) - $3Russian Guard 1 - $4Mutt Williams - $3
Ghazab - Hatchet Assasin - $2Harry Potter - Gryffindor Stripe and Shield Torso, Black Legs - $1Syndrome (without cape/accessory) - $2Minecraft Blacksmith - $3Mr. Krabs - $7Patrick Star - $4Captain Red Beard - Plain Black Hat (Studios) - $7Fantasy Era - Crown King with Cape - $18Santis with Dark Tan Hands and Bear Shield - $5Viking Warrior 2c - $6Viking Warrior 5c - $7Dr. Inferno (Metallic Silver Claw) - $6Chopov - Armor, Helmet - $4Pirate Vest and Anchor Tattoo, Gray Beard, Blue Bandana - Castaway - $4
Kanohi Masks:
- Akaku (White
x2, Sand Blue, Gold) - $1/$1/$5 (Gold Pending) - Pakari (Black
x2, Silver) - $1/$4 (Silver Pending) - Kaukau (Blue x3,
Trans-Clear, Trans-Black, Silver) - $1/$15/$3 (Silver Pending) - Kakama (Green, Gold) - $8/$8
- Huna (Medium Blue) - $13
- Komau (Tan) - $.50 (PENDING)
- Mahiki (Marbled White) - $.50
Avohkii (Glitter) - $8- Hau Nuva (
Red, White,Infected) - $10 - Pakari Nuva (Black x2) - $.50
Kakama Nuva (Blue) - $10- Miru Nuva (
Green, Red) - $8 Kaukau Nuva (Green) - $8- Great Huna (Metru Red) - $.50
- Great Ruru (Black) - $.50
- Pearl Light Gray Ignika/Vezon's Face - $2
- Dark Green Kualsi - $2
- Pearl Very Light Gray with White Tail - Stage 1 x3 - $3
- Flat Dark Gold with Black Tail - Stage 1 - $6
- Flat Dark Gold with Yellow Tail - Stage 1 - $6
- Reddish Gold with Yellow Tail - Stage 1 - $8
- Black with Red Tail - Stage 1 - $6
Pearl Gold with Flat Dark Gold Tail - Stage 1 - $8- Pearl Dark Gray with Light Gray Tail - Stage 1 - $5
- Flat Dark Gold with Tan Tail - Stage 2 - $1
- Pearl Very Light Gray with Pearl Sand Blue Tail - Stage 2 - $5
Metallic Green with Lime Tail - Stage 2 - $6- Pearl Very Light Gray with White Tail - Stage 3 - $2
- Reddish Gold with Red Tail - Stage 3 - $3
- Pearl Dark Gray with Light Gray Tail - Stage 3 - $3
- Metallic Green with Lime Tail - Stage 3 - $3
- Flat Dark Gold with Tan Tail - Stage 4 - $2
- Metallic Green with Lime Tail - Stage 4 x2 - $2
- Pearl Dark Gray with Light Gray Tail - Stage 4 - $2
Purple - Stage 4- $3- Pearl Very Light Gray with White Tail - Stage 5 x2 - $2
- Metallic Green with Lime Tail - Stage 5 x2 - $3
- Flat Dark Gold with Tan Tail - Stage 5 x2 - $2
Reddish Gold with Red Tail- Stage 5 - $2- Yellow with Lime Tail - Stage 5 - $15
- Reddish Gold with Red Tail - Stage 6 x2 - $2
- Pearl Very Light Gray with White Tail - Stage 6 - $3
- Flat Dark Gold with Tan Tail - Stage 6 - $3
Pearl Sand Blue with Medium Blue Tail- Stage 6 - $2
- 1380 Werewolf Ambush
- 1381 Vampire's Crypt
- 1382 Scary Laboratory
- 1383 Curse of the Pharaoh
- 7316 Excavation Searcher
- 3038 Super Challenge/Blue Flash vs The Arachnophob
- 8239 Cyber Slam SpideBlue Thunder vs The Stinger
- 8245 Robots Revenge
- 8450 The Mission
- 8503 Scuba
- 8305 Duel Bikes
- 1389 Onepu
- 8540 Vakama
- 4575 Pulse
- 4576 Duster
- 8581 Kopeke
- 4335 Black Robo Pod
- 4337 Dragon Pod
- 4338 Monster Pod
- 4339 Aqua Pod
- 4413 Arachno Pod
- 4508 Titan XP
- 7707 Striking Venom
- 7713 Bridge Walker and White Lightning
- 8102 Blade Titan
- 8104 Shadow Crawler
- 8105 Iron Condor
- 8112 Arachnoid Stalker
- 8919 Mantax
- 8690 Onua Mistika
- 8983 Vorox
- 70433 JB's Submarine
- 71315 Quake Beast
- 75120 K-2SO
- 75532 Scout Trooper and Speeder Bike
- 75536 Range Trooper
- 75974 Bastion
- 75977 Junkrat & Roadhog
- 21109 Exo Suit
- 80028 The Bone Demon
- 80048 The Mighty Azure Lion
- 40608 Halloween Fun VIP Pack
- 6476261 Monkie Kid 5th Anniversary Cake Other Monkie Kid sets are also considered
- Mummy, 3
- Werewolf, 4
- Crazy Scientist, 4
- Mr. Good and Evil, 9
- Spooky Girl, 12
- Gargoyle, 14
- Monster Scientist, 14
- Skeleton Guy, 14
- Wacky Witch, 14
- Wolf Guy, 14
- Zombie Businessman, 14
- Monster Rocker, 14
- Banshee, 14
- Laser Mech, 15
- Ursula, Disney 1
- Spooky Boy, 16
- Space Police Guy, 21
- 2006 Bionicle Minifigs
- Xalax Figures
- Galaxy Squad Robot Sidekicks
- Hero Factory Minifigs
- Technic Figures
- Awaken Warrior
- Empress Beatrix
- Exo-Force Devastator
- Meca-One
- Gate Guard
- Hikaru
- Hitomi
- Kruncha
- Monkie Kid - Tourist Outfit
- Night Hunter
- Shadow Walkers
- Skeletal El Fuego
- Hau (Black, Blue, Green, Yellow)
- Akaku (Green, Red)
- Kakama (Black, Green)
- Pakari (Purple, Red, White)
- Miru (Red, White)
- Huna (Tan, Light Gray)
- Komau (Lime, Dark Gray, Light Gray)
- Mahiki (Orange, Light Gray, Tan)
- Matatu (Brown, White, Tan, Orange)
- Rau (Dark Gray, Tan, Orange)
- Ruru (Green, Blue, Brown, Lime, Medium Blue, Tan, White)
- Ultimate Dume
2024.02.21 13:42 doggyvision Best Motorcycle Helmets Under 300
One area that needs your most attention when it’s about motorcycle riding, is the head protection matter. You cannot skip being a little extra conscious when purchasing a helmet, as its in charge of protecting the most important part of your body, the brain!
And so, not just any but the helmet that gives you the right amount of protection, style, fit, and comfort for your particular riding needs, is the goal. To help you achieve that goal, a bit easier, we’ll be sharing the 7 best motorcycle helmets under 300 bucks with complete reviews on each.
A handy buyers’ guide where we discuss important purchase-making information, will also come along. So, make sure you stick till the end!
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It would be unfair to not praise its interior structure that suits most head shapes. Also, this never gives neck fatigue.
However, it doesn’t really keep the head cool if worn for a long time. But for average use, this could be a go-to option. With a face shield, cushioned inner, cheek pad, liner, D-ring strap, and other options, it deserves to be on top.
Problem
Solution
The fitting of the D-ring strap seems loose.
Tighten out the D-ring strap by making a tight slip-knot to adjust the fitment.
No idea whether it is compatible with a mounted camera or not.
The manufacturer confirms good space inside the helmet to add a camera and speaker.
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From the looks to the function, it would beat others with its FM radio, GPS, and other options. You won’t need to even hold the phone to answer calls thanks to the MFB button.
Although the instruction seems fishy, it won’t be required must, as this helmet is easy to use. And, it is one of the best Bluetooth motorcycle helmet.
If anyone needs a comfortable, badass finish, and 2-stereo speakers that sound good, then it will be the one to blow their mind.
Problem
Solution
The cheek pad isn’t detaching.
To remove the cheek pad, it’s required to pull out the protruding tabs.
Don’t know if it comes with a battery or not.
The manufacturer made this helmet by adding a battery that can be recharged.
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With a 3-in-one radical design, it doesn’t give hassles like stress or a hot feel to the head. There’s also an option to take out the chin guard to improve aeration.
One thing we don’t like is fingerprint attaching to the visor. However, cleaning it will take only a minute. Looking into its lightness, impact-resistance, and the mist-free view, all of these will make you believe it’s worth the money.
Problem
Solution
Pulling out the visor seems puzzling.
Using the tab on the corner side will help take out the visor.
Confuse whether it fits sunglasses or not.
There is enough space to use glasses or sunglasses.
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Thinking of its users, the brand makes this helmet based and nudged in the chin side for ease of fit. It also includes a pair of black gloves to give the look of bold and daring.
Sadly, this helmet may have some wind noise issues when you ride in fast motion. But there should be no sound issue when riding at a normal pace.
To conclude, it is one of the best motorcycle helmet under $250 that includes Bluetooth connection, long lifespan, and battery life.
Problem
Solution
Clueless whether it will connect to other helmets or not.
The manufacturer claims it to pair with only FreedConn helmet or intercom.
The voltage power of the charger is unidentified.
The charger is 12-36V power.
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The AVG K1 also has an aerodynamic shape that lets you wear it without causing direct skin friction. Plus, you don’t need to worry about the air pressure drag with this.
Unfortunately, the helmet is only made for ATV bikes. On a final note, it is a perfect one for anyone who likes to have a helmet that has a lateral field of vision, stability, and comfort in one package.
Problem
Solution
Fogged visor issue.
Pulling up the visor will solve the trouble.
The helmet feels too tight.
Taking out inner parts that help loosen the helmet as all parts are detachable.
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We are very much in love with the inner pads that feel like the cherry on top when touching the face. Plus, your face won’t find the trouble of peak impulse.
But when talking to others through the microphone, it has a low sound issue. By raising the volume, you can solve that error.
In the end, it is one of the cheap motorcycle helmets with speakers, responsive voice commands, and good breathing room.
Problem
Solution
Can’t reach max volume.
Hitting the VOL+ button to raise the sound and makes sure the connected device volume is also at max volume.
Confused about how exactly it connects to 2 helmets at the same time.
Start by disconnecting all the devices, then click the button on both helmets to get the job done.
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The comfort liner is well-made that absorbs sweat to the extent that you won’t have to fear itchiness. Besides, it has cushioned interior that gives support to the neck and face.
Although the price seems higher in numbers, thinking of all the features changes our attitude.
To wrap up, the looks, quality, durability, functionality, and added features are a chef’s kiss package altogether. And, that’s the reason why one should try it.
Problem
Solution
It becomes noisy at 75 mph.
Wearing earplugs or pads might solve the error for long-term use.
Fingerprint grim issue.
Using a visor wiper or clean cloth on the helmet will wipe out the dirt from the surface.
That’s just compulsory, being aware of factors that play the most important role in picking the helmet you’re looking for. And also, a slight understanding of the available types along with why or not one of those fits your biking needs. Finally, three amazing brands produce the best helmets under that budget limit. Let’s cover all of these awfully important segments in this chapter.
And so, the lack of ventilation can make you feel severe fatigue as well as dehydration. So don’t take a chance. And make sure to buy something that comes with enough vents according to several riding positions.
So that insects and dust can also stay out of your eyes area. And also make sure the helmet would be able to give you a clear view even when weather isn’t fine, such as fog and rain.
You can spend a bit more time looking for a sound design that does not hurt your aesthetic demands and at the same time sits well with all other crucial factors.
Go for paddings that are detachable so that you can wash and maintain them well. A fit that applies the right amount of pressure in all areas would also work with the comfort needs of a rider.
Then there’s the much old but still in hype helmet providers, HJC. They are producers of only helmets and are considered to be the number one brand in North America. Even in other countries, the popularity never falls down of helmets from this brand. From quality to comfort to even design, you will find a lot of helmets giving all of these at very affordable pricing.
And finally, we wanted to give a shout-out to AGV, another very popular helmet brand from Italy. It’s known for being a pioneer in the helmet industry, coming up constantly with helmets that are premium in design and affordable in cost. DOT or ECE safety certifications are always seen in their provided helmets.
The most popular and highly recognized ones are:
All of these will come into consideration for ensuring the rider is safe enough inside the helmet and would get maximum protection in case of a crash.
Now it’s your turn to take a step after getting a good amount of information, which was also a goal of this piece of writing. Hope you meet that right helmet soon, bye!
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And so, not just any but the helmet that gives you the right amount of protection, style, fit, and comfort for your particular riding needs, is the goal. To help you achieve that goal, a bit easier, we’ll be sharing the 7 best motorcycle helmets under 300 bucks with complete reviews on each.
A handy buyers’ guide where we discuss important purchase-making information, will also come along. So, make sure you stick till the end!
Chapter 1 – Reviewing 7 Best Motorcycle Helmets Under 300 Bucks
Not just their names, but also a complete breakdown of why or not each of these might be the perfect motorcycle helmet that you are looking for under 300 dollars budget limit. Let’s find out.O’Neal SPYDE 2SERIES Helmet– Best Motorcycle Helmet Under 200 Dollars for UTV.
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Highlighted Specs:
- Crafted with solid ABS shell.
- Certified by DOT & ECE safety standards.
- Includes rubber roast nose guard.
- Contains detachable & adjustable liners.
- Compatible with off-road & street bikes.
Our Analysis:
Made for men and women, the O’Neal SPYDE 2Series is one of the best full face motorcycle helmet at $200. In fact, it is suitable for all types of bikes including UTV.It would be unfair to not praise its interior structure that suits most head shapes. Also, this never gives neck fatigue.
However, it doesn’t really keep the head cool if worn for a long time. But for average use, this could be a go-to option. With a face shield, cushioned inner, cheek pad, liner, D-ring strap, and other options, it deserves to be on top.
Problem
Solution
The fitting of the D-ring strap seems loose.
Tighten out the D-ring strap by making a tight slip-knot to adjust the fitment.
No idea whether it is compatible with a mounted camera or not.
The manufacturer confirms good space inside the helmet to add a camera and speaker.
Pros:
- Beautiful sporty-like body.
- Allow using speaker and mask.
- The fitting seems fine.
- Fairly light in weight.
- Balanced price range.
Cons:
- Lacking to keep head cool and airy.
FreedConn BM2-S Modular Motorcycle Helmet– One of The Coolest Motorcycle Helmets with Bluetooth 3.0 Technology.
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Highlighted Specs:
- Features 3 vents.
- Contains 2 stereo speakers.
- 110 hours of standby battery life.
- Includes voice dial MFB button.
- Certified by DOT, BQB, & CE.
Our Analysis:
Coming to one of the coolest flip up motorcycle helmets, the FreedConn BM2-S has a pairing option for 2-3 riders under 800 meters.From the looks to the function, it would beat others with its FM radio, GPS, and other options. You won’t need to even hold the phone to answer calls thanks to the MFB button.
Although the instruction seems fishy, it won’t be required must, as this helmet is easy to use. And, it is one of the best Bluetooth motorcycle helmet.
If anyone needs a comfortable, badass finish, and 2-stereo speakers that sound good, then it will be the one to blow their mind.
Problem
Solution
The cheek pad isn’t detaching.
To remove the cheek pad, it’s required to pull out the protruding tabs.
Don’t know if it comes with a battery or not.
The manufacturer made this helmet by adding a battery that can be recharged.
Pros:
- Includes a USB cable.
- Love the sound quality.
- Doesn’t give a pressurize feel.
- Can be worn with any clothes.
- Perfect for men’s heads.
Cons:
- The instruction seems weird.
ScorpionExo COV-0105 Matte Black Helmet– One of The Cool Motorcycle Helmets for Rain.
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Highlighted Specs:
- Made with polycarbonate & EPS shell.
- Includes Kwik-Wick li liner.
- Protected for 5 years.
- Compatible with street & off-road bikes.
- Contains 4 aero-tuned vents.
Our Analysis:
More like an 80’s punk vibe, the ScorpionExo Cov-0105 is our pick as one of the cheap streetbike helmets for any weather. It protects the head from rain, snow, and sunlight easily.With a 3-in-one radical design, it doesn’t give hassles like stress or a hot feel to the head. There’s also an option to take out the chin guard to improve aeration.
One thing we don’t like is fingerprint attaching to the visor. However, cleaning it will take only a minute. Looking into its lightness, impact-resistance, and the mist-free view, all of these will make you believe it’s worth the money.
Problem
Solution
Pulling out the visor seems puzzling.
Using the tab on the corner side will help take out the visor.
Confuse whether it fits sunglasses or not.
There is enough space to use glasses or sunglasses.
Pros :
- Big applause to the looks.
- Easy to use.
- Takes less effort to clean.
- Durable and reliable.
- No issue of loud noise.
Cons:
- The fingerprint grim appears when touching the visor.
FreedConn Matte Black Bluetooth Helmet– Best Modular Motorcycle Helmet for Safe Ride.
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Highlighted Specs:
- Contains 8 breathable vents.
- Rated by CE, UL, BQB, & DOT.
- Includes Advanced DSP echo cancellation.
- 300 hours of standby battery life.
- Integrated with FM radio & MP3.
Our Analysis:
Designed for motocross, it is all about safety and reliability to use in the street, highway, or high trafficked areas. This also lessens the chances of brain injury or bad impact on the head.Thinking of its users, the brand makes this helmet based and nudged in the chin side for ease of fit. It also includes a pair of black gloves to give the look of bold and daring.
Sadly, this helmet may have some wind noise issues when you ride in fast motion. But there should be no sound issue when riding at a normal pace.
To conclude, it is one of the best motorcycle helmet under $250 that includes Bluetooth connection, long lifespan, and battery life.
Problem
Solution
Clueless whether it will connect to other helmets or not.
The manufacturer claims it to pair with only FreedConn helmet or intercom.
The voltage power of the charger is unidentified.
The charger is 12-36V power.
Pros:
- Simple to control.
- The padding is good.
- Includes detachable liner.
- Practically priced.
- Comfortable to put on.
Cons:
- Some find the wind noise too distracting.
AGV AGV-0281O4I0-003-XL K-1 Motorcycle Helmet– Vintage Option That Is Breathable.
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Highlighted Specs:
- Built out of four-density EPS material.
- Fine for adult men and women.
- Certified by ECE 22.05 & DOT.
- Integrated with glasses and masks.
- Includes 7 breathable vents.
Our Analysis:
Getting one of the best full face motorcycle helmet under $200 that ensure good aeration isn’t possible, right? Not anymore, as we have come across this helmet, it has 7 vents that help enter cold air and cut hot vapor.The AVG K1 also has an aerodynamic shape that lets you wear it without causing direct skin friction. Plus, you don’t need to worry about the air pressure drag with this.
Unfortunately, the helmet is only made for ATV bikes. On a final note, it is a perfect one for anyone who likes to have a helmet that has a lateral field of vision, stability, and comfort in one package.
Problem
Solution
Fogged visor issue.
Pulling up the visor will solve the trouble.
The helmet feels too tight.
Taking out inner parts that help loosen the helmet as all parts are detachable.
Pros:
- Tough construction.
- Excellent cheek pads.
- Doesn’t cause wind drag.
- It is silent.
- Inexpensive price range.
Cons:
Only compatible with the ATV bikes.ILM 953 Pro Matte Black Motorcycle Helmet– Best Modular Motorcycle Helmet for Clearer View.
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Highlighted Specs:
- Available in 3 sizes.
- Connects for 6-8 riders.
- Added with a rechargeable battery.
- Features a one-touch control button.
- 110 hours of battery standby.
Our Analysis:
Featured with a dark and clear visor, the ILM 953 Pro is a one-of-a-kind helmet that ensures a great field of view. It also ensures no issue with eye movement in bad climates like dirt or bugs.We are very much in love with the inner pads that feel like the cherry on top when touching the face. Plus, your face won’t find the trouble of peak impulse.
But when talking to others through the microphone, it has a low sound issue. By raising the volume, you can solve that error.
In the end, it is one of the cheap motorcycle helmets with speakers, responsive voice commands, and good breathing room.
Problem
Solution
Can’t reach max volume.
Hitting the VOL+ button to raise the sound and makes sure the connected device volume is also at max volume.
Confused about how exactly it connects to 2 helmets at the same time.
Start by disconnecting all the devices, then click the button on both helmets to get the job done.
Pros:
- Great sound quality.
- User-friendly and reliable.
- The visor doesn’t scratch.
- Simple to wear.
- Good for all weathers.
Cons:
- Sadly, the microphone seems weird.
HJC Black & HI-VIZ i90 Helmet– Overall Best Beginner Motorcycle Helmet.
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Highlighted Specs:
- Features 9 breathable vents.
- Contains 5 color options.
- Crafted with polycarbonate shell
- Includes cushioned cheek pad & crown liner.
- Assured with 3 years warranty.
Our Analysis:
For those of you who want the best full facemotorcycle helmet under 300 dollars that suits novice riders, the HJC i90 is your finest bet. With CAD tech, it is easy to use and highly reliable.The comfort liner is well-made that absorbs sweat to the extent that you won’t have to fear itchiness. Besides, it has cushioned interior that gives support to the neck and face.
Although the price seems higher in numbers, thinking of all the features changes our attitude.
To wrap up, the looks, quality, durability, functionality, and added features are a chef’s kiss package altogether. And, that’s the reason why one should try it.
Problem
Solution
It becomes noisy at 75 mph.
Wearing earplugs or pads might solve the error for long-term use.
Fingerprint grim issue.
Using a visor wiper or clean cloth on the helmet will wipe out the dirt from the surface.
Pros:
- The helmet is low-weighted.
- Doesn’t give pressure on the head.
- Excellent build quality.
- Well-cushioned inner parts.
- No issue of wind.
Cons:
- The price is slightly on the expensive side.
Chapter 2 – Factors That Are Important to Have in Under 300 Bucks Motorcycle Helmet,
Exploring Available Types to Find the Right Candidate for Your Need & Brands That Produce Best Helmets Within the Specific BudgetThat’s just compulsory, being aware of factors that play the most important role in picking the helmet you’re looking for. And also, a slight understanding of the available types along with why or not one of those fits your biking needs. Finally, three amazing brands produce the best helmets under that budget limit. Let’s cover all of these awfully important segments in this chapter.
How Do You Pick the Best Motorcycle Helmets Under 300 Bucks – You Consider These Must-Have Factors
You already know what we’re up for in this part, so let’s just start directly.Ventilation is Such an ESSENTIAL Factor
This is something lot of beginners would not consider as an important factor, but it really is. The speed of riding won’t help with having enough air circulation inside of your helmet.And so, the lack of ventilation can make you feel severe fatigue as well as dehydration. So don’t take a chance. And make sure to buy something that comes with enough vents according to several riding positions.
Not Being Able to See What’s in Front of You, That’s A Big No!
Good visibility is a must-have and there’s no debate supporting otherwise. You will require to clearly see what’s in front of you on the road as well as surrounding yourself. Go for the helmets that come with goggles.So that insects and dust can also stay out of your eyes area. And also make sure the helmet would be able to give you a clear view even when weather isn’t fine, such as fog and rain.
Never Pick Something That’s So Loose That It Falls Off, So Tight That It’s Suffocating.
The right balance of not too tight nor too loose is what one calls to be snug. And you should always prioritize a snug fit with the helmet. It’s going to be superb uncomfortable otherwise. Choosing the right size and shape would grab you that right fit.What Do You Mean Your Aesthetic Calls Are Not Important, Of Course, It Is!
You will be wearing that helmet for a good amount of time. Feeling weird to put it on because the design feels off, is a little too much to compromise. So, if you skip a helmet that is almost perfect in terms of another factor but not looks, that’s fine.You can spend a bit more time looking for a sound design that does not hurt your aesthetic demands and at the same time sits well with all other crucial factors.
Lastly, It Should Feel Comfortable Inside
Having padding on the interior that is thick as well as comfy and including chin straps that are padded, works in favor of giving comfortable wear.Go for paddings that are detachable so that you can wash and maintain them well. A fit that applies the right amount of pressure in all areas would also work with the comfort needs of a rider.
Different Types of Motorcycle Helmet That You Can Get Under 300 Bucks – Choosing a Certain Type
- Full face helmet is the type that would give complete coverage for the face and head. It helps protect the skill area and keeps the strong wind out of your face as well as noise out of your ears. These bulky-sized helmets are also not the least expensive options for giving complete coverage and safety.
- Half face helmet would keep half of your face covered so the safety is also almost half compared to full-face ones. You get a good view of field and a visor with most models of this type. Wind and noise would be there to disturb you when wearing this particular type. But riding is easy as there’s no bulk that burdens your head as well as less suffocation due to air freely circulating.
- The cross-over of both above-mentioned types, is basically what a modular helmet is. These are not too bulky nor too light and there are some wind and noise issues but less compared to half-face helmets. This is basically to have both safety and convenience moderately in a helmet, keeping it between the full and half face types.
- The minimal safety provider is a half-shell helmet. And these are super cheap most of the time. Wearing a half-shell helmet is like wearing nothing at all, be very careful with this type particularly. Only when you are not riding on main roads or basically just for practicing motorcycle in your own bounded places where there’s nothing severe that can hit you.
- If you simp for cool-looking helmets then off-road helmets are your type. These are for spots that have no road and that’s why riding with these in the city isn’t really a good idea. There are air vents and good for those who don’t need visors as they already wear googles, for example, dirt bikers.
- Pro bikers will often choose dual sport helmets, the type that gives better aerodynamic benefits as well as comes with far higher safety ratings. The price tag is usually on the higher side, that’s why.
Brands That You Should Pay Attention To
Starting with one of the more famous brands right now in the USA, ILM. You’ll find some of the quick and better riding experiences with gears from this particular brand. Especially their helmets are really up to the mark when it comes to fulfilling most critical factors such as shock absorption, proper fit, and great airflow.Then there’s the much old but still in hype helmet providers, HJC. They are producers of only helmets and are considered to be the number one brand in North America. Even in other countries, the popularity never falls down of helmets from this brand. From quality to comfort to even design, you will find a lot of helmets giving all of these at very affordable pricing.
And finally, we wanted to give a shout-out to AGV, another very popular helmet brand from Italy. It’s known for being a pioneer in the helmet industry, coming up constantly with helmets that are premium in design and affordable in cost. DOT or ECE safety certifications are always seen in their provided helmets.
Chapter 3 – All About Safety!
Yes, it was necessary to dedicate an entire section for this particular factor, which is also the most important one in the list of crucial considerations you should have for your helmet that’s under 300 bucks.Safety Features That You Can’t Do Without
A few specific features are must-have in the helmet you are expecting to get, no matter what budget you are considering. Especially if you do keep safety as the most important factor for the purchase. These are:- Having an adjustable and well-made chin strap.
- Cheek pads that are removable and placeable according to needs and riding position.
- Safe release system.
- Head and chin area made really well with premium and robust construction.
The Impact of Durability in Terms of Safety.
To be able to withstand impact force from a possible crash or accident, the material of your headgear needs to be the sturdiest. And to assure that, there are safety standards you must look for in the helmet.The most popular and highly recognized ones are:
- DOT, an American standard that’s the most popular one.
- ECE, a standard followed by European manufacturers.
- SNELL, the most compatible and respected standard that assures rigorous testing in different conditions.
Riding Position Suitable Aerodynamics Also Relates with Safety.
A helmet that comes with aerodynamic benefits would be more comfortable no doubt. And it also excels in safety departments. As there’s less amount of buffering. And in long run, you’ll experience more reliability in using it.Not Fitting Properly Means Not Enough Safe
We can’t emphasize enough how a proper fit of a helmet is awfully crucial. The way it wraps around your skull and keeps other facial areas fully covered with a fit that does not feel tight or loose,All of these will come into consideration for ensuring the rider is safe enough inside the helmet and would get maximum protection in case of a crash.
The Most Wonderful Types of Helmets That Are Best in Terms of Safety?
Among all the types we talked about earlier, you might have already noticed two that play the most amazing part when it comes to providing ample safety.- The first one is a full-face helmet, as it comes with complete coverage to keep both head and face under protection. Along with providing a noise and wind reducing facility, that helps in keeping the rider’s attention completely on safely riding.
- And the other one is a more expensive, dual sport helmet, that pro bikers love to get. These come with the highest safety standards ensured.
Chapter 4 – Frequently Asked Question
What is the Best Motorcycle Helmet for under 300 dollars?
The AGV AGV-0281O4I0-003-XL K-1 Motorcycle Helmet feels like the best one that provides excellent lateral FOV and also stability plus comfort combined to make the experience one of a kind.Can you wear any helmet on a motorcycle?
Yes, you can! But should you? That’s where things get twisted. Getting just any helmet that won’t be right in terms of safety, comfort, fit and overall riding conditions, isn’t a wise idea of course.Which helmet brand is safe?
Helmets from AGV are known for taking DOT and ECE standards very seriously. So, it’s definitely one of those brands that prioritize safety. Also, Arai helmets are great with a good rating always noticeable in their safety ensured models.Is an expensive motorbike helmet worth it?
That’s something you have to decide. Do the provided features and facilities go through costly development, planning, and construction? If yes, then it’s not just any regular helmet but something that was made to be great in so many ways. And then, the price tag deserves to be a little high in exchange for giving you a premium experience.Wrapping Up
That was our thoughts on finding the best motorcycle helmets under 300 bucks. We also tried to give you an idea of some of the most amazing models in our view under this budget limit.Now it’s your turn to take a step after getting a good amount of information, which was also a goal of this piece of writing. Hope you meet that right helmet soon, bye!
2024.02.17 17:06 Any_Following_9571 Cycling in Taiwan
 | I had a few days and decided to visit Taiwan for the first time. I rented a Giant Propel aero road bike in a city called Taitung, and rode 125 miles in 3 days, which is a lot for a beginner like me. The city is right on the coast, in the south east of Taiwan, and I was biking against a headwind in the video. Although there are a LOT of motorcycles and little trucks in Taiwan, they were very respectful and always gave me enough space, and I never felt unsafe; drivers in Taiwan are used to sharing the road. Cycling in America is much more dangerous, and I definitely wouldn't cycle on a road this busy if it was in America. I wish I had the fitness to do some bigger climbs, like Wuling pass etc, maybe next time submitted by Any_Following_9571 to bicycling [link] [comments] video shot on GoPro hero 12 with chest mount I'm glad to answer any questions :D |
2024.02.17 16:45 Onatu [H] A huge variety of sets, minifigs, and Bionicle collectibles [W] Other sets and minifigs
I have a large selection across various themes I'm looking to swap. Most of these are complete, with any missing parts or figs noted according. Any that I have instructions to will be automatically included. Shipping will only be to the US!
If you have any further questions about any sets let me know! I'll be likely adding to this in the coming days with more sets, figs, etc.
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If you have any further questions about any sets let me know! I'll be likely adding to this in the coming days with more sets, figs, etc.
All images here
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- 6198 Stingray Stormer
- 1392 Kongu
- 1393 Matoro
- 8537 Nui-Rama
- 8538 Nui-Jaga (Blue solo)
- 8549 Tarakava
- 8541 Matau
- 8543 Nokama
- 8535 Lewa
- 8531 Pohatu
- 8560 Pahrak (x3)
- 8566 Onua Nuva
- 8571 Kopaka Nuva (CIB)
- 8572 Tahu Nuva
- 8556 Boxor
- 8577 Exo-Toa
- 10023 Master Builder Set
- 8588 Kurahk (CIB)
- 8591 Vorahk
- 8596 Takanuva-less Ussanui
- 8601 Toa Vakama
- 8603 Toa Whenua
- 8605 Toa Matau
- 8614 Nuurakh
- 8614 Nuurakh Limited Edition (CIB) (includes Vahi and Disk of Time)
- 8618 Rorzakh Limited Edition (includes Vahi and Disk of Time)
- 8619 Keerakh
- 8623 Krekka
- 8711 Master Accessory Set/The ULTIMATE Bionicle Set
- 8742 Vohtarak
- 8744 Oohnorak (x2)
- 8723 Piruk
- 8762 Toa Iruini
- 8727 Toa Jaller
- 10204 Vezon & Kardas
- 8929 Defilak
- 8913 Nuparu Mahri
- 8917 Kalmah
- 8916 Takadox (CIB)
- 8922 Gadunka Head Piece
- 8924 Maxilos and Spinax (x2)
- 8924 Spinax solo
- 8939 Lesovikk
- 8940 Karzahni face parts (Pridak feet)
- 8688 Gali Mistika
- 8693 Chirox (CIB)
- 8694 Krika
- 8949 Kirop (CIB)
- 8953 Icarax
- 8954 Mazeka
- 20005 Klakk
- 8979 Malum (No Thornaxx)
- 8989 Mata Nui
- 8990 Fero & Skirmix (x2)
- 8992 Cendox V1
- 8994 Baranus V7 (NIB)
- 70780 Protector of Water
- 70793 Skull Basher
- 70794 Skull Scorpio (x2)
- 70795 Mask Maker vs. Skull Grinder
- 71300 Uxar Creature of Jungle
- 71302 Akida Creature of Water (Missing stand and shadow trap)
- 71303 Ikir Creature of Fire
- 71309 Onua Uniter of Earth
- 71310 Umarak the Hunter
- 7093 Skeleton Tower
- 31104 Monster Burger Truck
- 20003 Dinosaur Polybag
- 31115 Space Mining Mech (NIB)
- Kryptonite Interception
- 71455 Grimkeeper the Cage Monster (NIB)
- 70704 Vermin Vaporizer
- 7147 XPlode
- 7162 Rotor
- 7164 Preston Stormer
- 7165 Natalie Breez
- 7167 William Furno
- 7168 Duncan Bulk
- 7169 Mark Surge
- 7170 Jimi Stringer
- 7179 Bulk and Vapour
- 2235 Fire Lord
- 6293 Furno
- 44026 CRYSTAL Beast vs. BULK (Missing Bulk minifig)
- 70807 Metalbeard's Duel (Missing Frank and Skeleton)
- 7314 Recon-Mech RP
- 7317 Aero Tube Hanger
- 9470 Shelob Attacks (Replaced string with black instead of white)
- 6865 Captain America's Avenging Cycle
- 76031 The Hulk Buster Smash
- 21102 The Forest Micro World (Dusty but complete)
- 21105 Village Micro World (Dusty but complete)
- 21117 The Ender Dragon (Partially Sealed)
- 21123 The Iron Golem
- 21125 The Jungle Tree House
- 21130 The Nether Railway (Partially Sealed)
- 21134 The Waterfall Base
- 21135 The Crafting Box 2.0
- 70313 Moltor's Lava Smasher
- 6033 Treasure Transport
- 70589 Rock Roader
- 70615 Fire Mech
- 4695 Knight Bus - Mini
- 20004 Jungle Cruiser
- 30528 Mini Master-Building Metalbeard (Sealed)
- 8962 Crystal King
- 2151 Robo Raider
- 8509 Swamp
- 8510 Lava
- 8511 Frost
- 8513 Dust
- 8516 The Boss
- 8500 Torch (Unopened bag)
- 8504 Judge
- 8506 Granite (x2)
- 8520 Millennia (x2)
- 8521 Flare
- 8523 Blaster (x2)
- 75885 Ford Fiesta M-Sport WRC
- 75893 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon and 1970 Dodge Charger T
- 75899 LaFerrari
- 4488 Millennium Falcon - Mini (x2) (No bonus build parts)
- 4489 AT-AT - Mini (No bonus build parts)
- 7111 Droid Fighter
- 7131 Anakin's Podracer
- 7140 X-wing Fighter
- 7171 Mos Espa Podrace
- 7964 Republic Frigate (Missing all three jedi; Wolfpack Clones are intact with all accessories)
- 8000 Pit Droid
- 8002 Destroyer Droid
- 8007 C-3PO (stickers damaged/missing)
- 75043 AT-AP (Missing Commander Gree)
- 75017 Jango Fett
- 75112 General Grievous
- 8069 Backhoe Loader
- 42036 Street Motorcycle
- 7017 Viking Catapult versus the Nidhogg Dragon
- Knights Kingdom Miscellany
- Bulk Technic
- Bulk Bionicle
- Bulk CCBS
- Throwbot/Slizer Ski
- Throwbot/Slizer Electro/Spark
- Krana-Kal Mask Pack
- Hakann
- Ketar, Creature of Stone
- Terak, Creature of Earth
- Chewbacca
- Princess Leia
- C-3PO
- Rebel Y-Wing Pilot (Dutch Vander) (Yellow Head)
- Biggs Darklighter
- Qui-Gon Jinn (Yellow Head)
- Obi-Wan Kenobi, Young Padawan Braid (Yellow Head)
- Anakin Skywalker (Missing Aviator Cap)
- Padme Naberrie (Amidala) (Yellow)
- Jar Jar Binks (x2)
- Phase 1 Clone Trooper, Black Head replacing Clone Wars Head
- General Grievous
- Bespin Guard
- Grand Moff Tarkin
- Dengar
- Hoth Rebel
- AT-AT Driver with Type 2 Helmet
- Jek Porkins
- 41st Elite Corps Phase 2 Kashyyyk Clone Trooper
- 41st Elite Corps Phase 2 Kashyyyk Clone Scout
- Anakin Skywalker (Dark Brown Legs, Headset)
- Gungan Soldier with Shield
- Jar Jar Binks (Printed Head)
- R5-D4, Short Red Stripes
- R2-D2, Flat Silver Head, Red Dots and Small Receptor
- Super Battle Droid
- Rocket Battle Droid
- Battle Droids (x5)
- Clone Shock Trooper parts (Missing Helmets)
- Phase 2 Clone V-Wing Pilot (Missing Helmet)
- Clone Helmet Accessories
- Droid Parts
- Indiana Jones
- Marion Ravenwood (Crystal Skull)
- German Soldier (Missing Hat)
- Russian Guard 1
- Mutt Williams
- Ghazab - Hatchet Assasin
- Harry Potter - Gryffindor Stripe and Shield Torso, Black Legs
- Syndrome (without cape)
- Minecraft Blacksmith
- Mr. Krabs
- Patrick Star
- Captain Red Beard - Plain Black Hat (Studios)
- Fantasy Era - Crown King with Cape
- Santis with Dark Tan Hands and Bear Shield
- Viking Warrior 2c
- Viking Warrior 5c
- Brains (Power Miners)
- Engineer (Power Miners)
- Glaciator
- Dr. Inferno (Metallic Silver Claw)
- Chopov - Armor, Helmet
- Pirate Vest and Anchor Tattoo, Gray Beard, Blue Bandana - Castaway
- LoM Martian
- Cathy Cat
- Akaku (White x2, Sand Blue, Gold)
- Pakari (Black x2, Silver)
- Kaukau (Blue x4, Trans-Clear, Trans-Black, Silver)
- Kakama (Green, Gold x2)
- Huna (Medium Blue)
- Komau (Tan)
- Ruru (Trans-Dark Blue)
- Mahiki (Marbled White)
- Avohkii (Glitter)
- Hau Nuva (Red, White, Infected)
- Pakari Nuva (Black x2)
- Kakama Nuva (Blue)
- Miru Nuva (Green, Red)
- Akaku Nuva (White)
- Kaukau Nuva (Blue, Green)
- Great Huna (Metru Red)
- Great Ruru (Black x2)
- Pearl Light Gray Ignika/Vezon's Face
- Pearl Gold Olmak
- Flat Dark Gold Vahi (x4)
- Dark Green Kualsi
- Pearl Very Light Gray with White Tail - Stage 1 (x3)
- Flat Dark Gold with Black Tail - Stage 1
- Flat Dark Gold with Yellow Tail - Stage 1
- Reddish Gold with Yellow Tail - Stage 1
- Black with Red Tail - Stage 1
- Pearl Gold with Flat Dark Gold Tail - Stage 1
- Pearl Dark Gray with Light Gray Tail - Stage 1
- Flat Dark Gold with Tan Tail - Stage 2
- Pearl Very Light Gray with Pearl Sand Blue Tail - Stage 2
- Metallic Green with Lime Tail - Stage 2
- Pearl Very Light Gray with White Tail - Stage 3 (x2)
- Reddish Gold with Red Tail - Stage 3
- Pearl Dark Gray with Light Gray Tail - Stage 3
- Metallic Green with Lime Tail - Stage 3
- Flat Dark Gold with Tan Tail - Stage 4 (x2)
- Metallic Green with Lime Tail - Stage 4 (x2)
- Pearl Dark Gray with Light Gray Tail - Stage 4
- Purple - Stage 4
- Pearl Very Light Gray with White Tail - Stage 5 (x2)
- Metallic Green with Lime Tail - Stage 5 (x2)
- Flat Dark Gold with Tan Tail - Stage 5 (x2)
- Reddish Gold with Red Tail - Stage 5
- Metallic Green with Red Tail - Stage 5
- Yellow with Lime Tail - Stage 5
- Reddish Gold with Red Tail - Stage 6 (x2)
- Pearl Very Light Gray with White Tail - Stage 6
- Flat Dark Gold with Tan Tail - Stage 6
- Pearl Sand Blue with Medium Blue Tail - Stage 6
- 1380 Werewolf Ambush
- 1381 Vampire's Crypt
- 1382 Scary Laboratory
- 1383 Curse of the Pharaoh
- 7316 Excavation Searcher
- 3038 Super Challenge/Blue Flash vs The Arachnophob
- 8239 Cyber Slam SpideBlue Thunder vs The Stinger
- 8245 Robots Revenge
- 8450 The Mission
- 8503 Scuba
- 8305 Duel Bikes
- 1389 Onepu
- 8540 Vakama
- 4575 Pulse
- 4576 Duster
- 8581 Kopeke
- 4335 Black Robo Pod
- 4337 Dragon Pod
- 4338 Monster Pod
- 4339 Aqua Pod
- 4413 Arachno Pod
- 4508 Titan XP
- 7707 Striking Venom
- 7713 Bridge Walker and White Lightning
- 8102 Blade Titan
- 8104 Shadow Crawler
- 8105 Iron Condor
- 8112 Arachnoid Stalker
- 8919 Mantax
- 8690 Onua Mistika
- 8983 Vorox
- 70433 JB's Submarine
- 71315 Quake Beast
- 75120 K-2SO
- 75532 Scout Trooper and Speeder Bike
- 75536 Range Trooper
- 75974 Bastion
- 75977 Junkrat & Roadhog
- 21109 Exo Suit
- 80028 The Bone Demon
- 80048 The Mighty Azure Lion
- 40608 Halloween Fun VIP Pack
- 6476261 Monkie Kid 5th Anniversary Cake Other Monkie Kid, Bionicle, and Technic sets are also considered
- Mummy, 3
- Werewolf, 4
- Crazy Scientist, 4
- Mr. Good and Evil, 9
- Spooky Girl, 12
- Gargoyle, 14
- Monster Scientist, 14
- Skeleton Guy, 14
- Wacky Witch, 14
- Wolf Guy, 14
- Zombie Businessman, 14
- Monster Rocker, 14
- Banshee, 14
- Laser Mech, 15
- Ursula, Disney 1
- Spooky Boy, 16
- Space Police Guy, 21
- 2006 Bionicle Minifigs
- Xalax Figures
- Galaxy Squad Robot Sidekicks
- Hero Factory Minifigs
- Technic Figures
- Awaken Warrior
- Empress Beatrix
- Exo-Force Devastator
- Meca-One
- Gate Guard
- Hikaru
- Hitomi
- Kruncha
- Monkie Kid - Tourist Outfit
- Princess Iron Fan
- Bone Spirit
- Chang'e
- Dragon of the East w/ legs
- Night Hunter
- Shadow Walkers
- Skeletal El Fuego
- Any other offers, especially from Halloween themes
2024.02.17 15:52 Any_Following_9571 Cycling Route No. 1 (GoPro POV)
| | I had a few days and decided to visit Taiwan for the first time. I rented a Giant Propel aero road bike in Taitung and rode 125 miles in 3 days, which is a lot for a beginner like me. Although there are a LOT of motorcycles and little trucks in Taiwan, they were very respectful and always gave me enough space, and I never felt unsafe..drivers in Taiwan are used to sharing the road. Cycling in America is much more dangerous, and I definitely wouldn’t cycle on a road this busy if it was in America. I wish I had the fitness to do some bigger climbs, like Wuling pass etc, maybe next time 😎 submitted by Any_Following_9571 to taiwan [link] [comments] video shot on GoPro hero 12 with chest mount I’m glad to answer any questions :D |
2024.02.17 03:05 Onatu [US-MN][H] Large amount of sets, minifigs, and Bionicle collectibles [W] Paypal, other sets
I have a large selection across various themes I'm looking to sell. Most of these are complete, with any missing parts or figs noted according. Any that I have instructions to will be automatically included. Shipping will only be to the US, and buyer pays for shipping.
If you have any further questions about any sets let me know! I'll be likely adding to this in the coming days with more sets, figs, etc.
All images here
Aquazone
submitted by Onatu to Legomarket [link] [comments]
If you have any further questions about any sets let me know! I'll be likely adding to this in the coming days with more sets, figs, etc.
All images here
Aquazone
- 6198 Stingray Stormer - $150
1392 Kongu - $151393 Matoro - $15- 8537 Nui-Rama - $45
8538 Nui-Jaga (Blue solo) - $35- 8549 Tarakava - $135
- 8541 Matau - $10
- 8543 Nokama - $10
- 8535 Lewa - $15
8531 Pohatu - $15- 8560 Pahrak (x3) - $8
8566 Onua Nuva - $108571 Kopaka Nuva (CIB) - $128572 Tahu Nuva - $10- 8556 Boxor - $60
- 8577 Exo-Toa - $90
- 10023 Master Builder Set - $100
8588 Kurahk (CIB) - $128591 Vorahk - $108596 Takanuva-less Ussanui - $25- 8601 Toa Vakama - $15
- 8603 Toa Whenua - $15
- 8605 Toa Matau - $15
- 8614 Nuurakh - $5
- 8614 Nuurakh Limited Edition (CIB) - $30 (includes Vahi and Disk of Time)
- 8618 Rorzakh -$25 (includes Vahi and Disk of Time)
- 8619 Keerakh - $5
- 8623 Krekka - $40
- 8711 Master Accessory Set/The ULTIMATE Bionicle Set - $125
- 8742 Vohtarak - $10
- 8744 Oohnorak (x2) - $10
8755 Keetongu - $40- 8723 Piruk - $5
- 8762 Toa Iruini - $20
- 8727 Toa Jaller - $15
- 10204 Vezon & Kardas - $275
- 8929 Defilak - $10
- 8913 Nuparu Mahri - $25
- 8917 Kalmah - $20
- 8916 Takadox (CIB) - $30
- 8922 Gadunka Head Piece - $15
- 8924 Maxilos and Spinax (x2) - $100
- 8924 Spinax solo - $25
- 8939 Lesovikk - $110
8940 Karzahni face parts (Pridak feet) - $30- 8688 Gali Mistika - $20
- 8693 Chirox (CIB)- $30
- 8694 Krika - $30
- 8949 Kirop (CIB) - $12
- 8953 Icarax - $110
- 8954 Mazeka - $65
- 20005 Klakk - $10
- 8979 Malum (No Thornaxx) - $15
8989 Mata Nui - $30- 8990 Fero & Skirmix (x2) - $50
- 8992 Cendox V1 - $20
- 8994 Baranus V7 (NIB) - $180
- 70780 Protector of Water - $10
- 70793 Skull Basher - $18
- 70794 Skull Scorpio (x2) - $14
- 70795 Mask Maker vs. Skull Grinder - $50
71300 Uxar Creature of Jungle - $25- 71302 Akida Creature of Water (Missing stand and shadow trap) - $15
- 71303 Ikir Creature of Fire - $20
71309 Onua Uniter of Earth - $5571310 Umarak the Hunter - $60
7093 Skeleton Tower - $135
- 31104 Monster Burger Truck - $25
- 20003 Dinosaur Polybag - $3
- 31115 Space Mining Mech (NIB) - $20
- Kryptonite Interception - $35
- 71455 Grimkeeper the Cage Monster (NIB) - $25
- 70704 Vermin Vaporizer - $50
- 7147 XPlode - $10
- 7162 Rotor - $30
- 7164 Preston Stormer - $5
- 7165 Natalie Breez - $5
- 7167 William Furno - $5
- 7168 Duncan Bulk - $5
- 7169 Mark Surge - $5
- 7170 Jimi Stringer - $5
- 7179 Bulk and Vapour - $55
- 2235 Fire Lord - $25
- 6293 Furno - $10
- 44026 CRYSTAL Beast vs. BULK (Missing Bulk minifig) - $24
- 70807 Metalbeard's Duel (Missing Frank and Skeleton) - $35
- 7314 Recon-Mech RP - $34
- 7317 Aero Tube Hanger - $100
- 9470 Shelob Attacks (Replaced string with black instead of white) - $50
- 6865 Captain America's Avenging Cycle - $12
- 76031 The Hulk Buster Smash - $30
- 21102 The Forest Micro World - $30 (Dusty but complete)
- 21105 Village Micro World - $30 (Dusty but complete)
- 21117 The Ender Dragon (Partially Sealed) - $75
- 21123 The Iron Golem - $10
- 21125 The Jungle Tree House - $60
- 21130 The Nether Railway (Partially Sealed) - $45
- 21134 The Waterfall Base - $60
- 21135 The Crafting Box 2.0 - $45
- 70313 Moltor's Lava Smasher - $12
- 6033 Treasure Transport - $12
- 70589 Rock Roader - $35
70615 Fire Mech - $50
4695 Knight Bus - Mini - $5- 20004 Jungle Cruiser - $35
- 30528 Mini Master-Building Metalbeard (Sealed) - $3
- 8962 Crystal King - $30
- 2151 Robo Raider - $15
- 8509 Swamp - $10
- 8510 Lava - $10
- 8511 Frost - $10
- 8513 Dust - $10
- 8516 The Boss - $30
- 8500 Torch (Unopened bag) - $15
- 8504 Judge - $8
- 8506 Granite (x2) - $8
- 8520 Millennia (x2) - $30
- 8521 Flare - $10
- 8523 Blaster (x2) - $18
- 75885 Ford Fiesta M-Sport WRC - $25
- 75893 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon and 1970 Dodge Charger T - $20
- 75899 LaFerrari - $24
- 4488 Millennium Falcon - Mini (x2) - $10 (No bonus build parts)
- 4489 AT-AT - Mini - $10 (No bonus build parts)
- 7111 Droid Fighter - $8
- 7131 Anakin's Podracer - $20
- 7140 X-wing Fighter - $55
7171 Mos Espa Podrace - $115- 7964 Republic Frigate (Missing all three jedi; Wolfpack Clones are intact with all accessories) - $200
- 8000 Pit Droid - $30
- 8002 Destroyer Droid - $90
- 8007 C-3PO (stickers damaged/missing) - $35
- 75043 AT-AP (Missing Commander Gree) - $60
- 75017 Jango Fett - $12
- 75112 General Grievous- $45
- 8069 Backhoe Loader - $50
- 42036 Street Motorcycle - $25
- 7017 Viking Catapult versus the Nidhogg Dragon - $50
Knights Kingdom Miscellany - $10- Bulk Technic - $20
- Bulk Bionicle - $70
- Bulk CCBS - $50
- Throwbot/Slizer Ski - $2
- Throwbot/Slizer Electro/Spark - $2
- Krana-Kal Mask Pack - $10
- Hakann - $5
- Ketar, Creature of Stone - $6
- Terak, Creature of Earth - $6
- Chewbacca - $5
- Princess Leia - $54
- C-3PO - $6
- Rebel Y-Wing Pilot (Dutch Vander) (Yellow Head) - $5
- Biggs Darklighter - $6
- Obi-Wan Kenobi, Young Padawan Braid (Yellow Head) - $9
- Jar Jar Binks - $4
- Phase 1 Clone Trooper, Black Head replacing Clone Wars Head - $5
- General Grievous - $8
- Bespin Guard - $11
- Grand Moff Tarkin - $11
- Dengar - $11
- Hoth Rebel - $3
- AT-AT Driver with Type 2 Helmet - $2
- Jek Porkins - $6
- 41st Elite Corps Phase 2 Kashyyyk Clone Trooper - $11
- 41st Elite Corps Phase 2 Kashyyyk Clone Scout - $9
- Anakin Skywalker (Dark Brown Legs, Headset) - $9
- Gungan Soldier with Shield - $4
- Jar Jar Binks (Printed Head) - $4
- R5-D4, Short Red Stripes - $3
- R2-D2, Flat Silver Head, Red Dots and Small Receptor - $2
- Super Battle Droid - $1
- Rocket Battle Droid - $1
- Battle Droids (x5) - $1
- Clone Shock Trooper parts (Missing Helmets) - $5
- Phase 2 Clone V-Wing Pilot (Missing Helmet) - $1
- Clone Helmet Accessories - $4
- Droid Parts - $1
- Indiana Jones - $6
- Marion Ravenwood (Crystal Skull) - $3
- German Soldier (Missing Hat) - $3
- Russian Guard 1 - $4
- Mutt Williams - $3
- Ghazab - Hatchet Assasin - $2
- Harry Potter - Gryffindor Stripe and Shield Torso, Black Legs - $1
- Syndrome (without cape) - $2
- Minecraft Blacksmith - $3
- Mr. Krabs - $7
- Patrick Star - $4
- Captain Red Beard - Plain Black Hat (Studios) - $7
- Fantasy Era - Crown King with Cape - $18
- Santis with Dark Tan Hands and Bear Shield - $5
- Viking Warrior 2c - $6
- Viking Warrior 5c - $7
Brains (Power Miners) - $1Engineer (Power Miners) - $3Glaciator - $3- Dr. Inferno (Metallic Silver Claw) - $6
- Chopov - Armor, Helmet - $4
- Pirate Vest and Anchor Tattoo, Gray Beard, Blue Bandana - Castaway - $4
LoM Martian - $1Cathy Cat - $2
- Akaku (White x2, Sand Blue, Gold) - $1/$1/$5
- Pakari (Black x2, Silver) - $1/$4
- Kaukau (Blue x4, Trans-Clear, Trans-Black, Silver) - $1/$65/$15/$3
- Kakama (Green, Gold x2) - $8/$8
- Huna (Medium Blue) - $13
- Komau (Tan) - $.50
- Ruru (Trans-Dark Blue) - $.50
- Mahiki (Marbled White) - $.50
- Avohkii (Glitter) - $8
- Hau Nuva (Red, White, Infected) - $.50/$10/$9
- Pakari Nuva (Black x2) - $.50
- Kakama Nuva (Blue) - $10
- Miru Nuva (Green, Red) $.50/$8
Akaku Nuva (White) - $.50- Kaukau Nuva (
Blue, Green) -$.50/$8 - Great Huna (Metru Red) - $.50
- Great Ruru (Black x2) - $.50
- Pearl Light Gray Ignika/Vezon's Face - $2
Pearl Gold Olmak - $3Flat Dark Gold Vahi - $25- Dark Green Kualsi - $2
- Pearl Very Light Gray with White Tail - Stage 1 x3 - $3
- Flat Dark Gold with Black Tail - Stage 1 - $6
- Flat Dark Gold with Yellow Tail - Stage 1 - $6
- Reddish Gold with Yellow Tail - Stage 1 - $8
- Black with Red Tail - Stage 1 - $6
- Pearl Gold with Flat Dark Gold Tail - Stage 1 - $8
- Pearl Dark Gray with Light Gray Tail - Stage 1 - $5
- Flat Dark Gold with Tan Tail - Stage 2 - $1
- Pearl Very Light Gray with Pearl Sand Blue Tail - Stage 2 - $5
- Metallic Green with Lime Tail - Stage 2 - $6
- Pearl Very Light Gray with White Tail - Stage 3 x2 - $2
- Reddish Gold with Red Tail - Stage 3 - $3
- Pearl Dark Gray with Light Gray Tail - Stage 3 - $3
- Metallic Green with Lime Tail - Stage 3 - $3
- Flat Dark Gold with Tan Tail - Stage 4 x2 - $2
- Metallic Green with Lime Tail - Stage 4 x2 - $2
- Pearl Dark Gray with Light Gray Tail - Stage 4 - $2
- Purple - Stage 4 - $3
- Pearl Very Light Gray with White Tail - Stage 5 x2 - $2
- Metallic Green with Lime Tail - Stage 5 x2 - $3
- Flat Dark Gold with Tan Tail - Stage 5 x2 - $2
- Reddish Gold with Red Tail - Stage 5 - $2
Metallic Green with Red Tail - Stage 5 - $10- Yellow with Lime Tail - Stage 5 - $15
- Reddish Gold with Red Tail - Stage 6 x2 - $2
- Pearl Very Light Gray with White Tail - Stage 6 - $3
- Flat Dark Gold with Tan Tail - Stage 6 - $3
- Pearl Sand Blue with Medium Blue Tail - Stage 6 - $2
- 1380 Werewolf Ambush
- 1381 Vampire's Crypt
- 1382 Scary Laboratory
- 1383 Curse of the Pharaoh
- 7316 Excavation Searcher
- 3038 Super Challenge/Blue Flash vs The Arachnophob
- 8239 Cyber Slam SpideBlue Thunder vs The Stinger
- 8245 Robots Revenge
- 8450 The Mission
- 8503 Scuba
- 8305 Duel Bikes
- 1389 Onepu
- 8540 Vakama
- 4575 Pulse
- 4576 Duster
- 8581 Kopeke
- 4335 Black Robo Pod
- 4337 Dragon Pod
- 4338 Monster Pod
- 4339 Aqua Pod
- 4413 Arachno Pod
- 4508 Titan XP
- 7707 Striking Venom
- 7713 Bridge Walker and White Lightning
- 8102 Blade Titan
- 8104 Shadow Crawler
- 8105 Iron Condor
- 8112 Arachnoid Stalker
- 8919 Mantax
- 8690 Onua Mistika
- 8983 Vorox
- 70433 JB's Submarine
- 71315 Quake Beast
- 75120 K-2SO
- 75532 Scout Trooper and Speeder Bike
- 75536 Range Trooper
- 75974 Bastion
- 75977 Junkrat & Roadhog
- 21109 Exo Suit
- 80028 The Bone Demon
- 80048 The Mighty Azure Lion
- 40608 Halloween Fun VIP Pack
- 6476261 Monkie Kid 5th Anniversary Cake Other Monkie Kid sets are also considered
- Mummy, 3
- Werewolf, 4
- Crazy Scientist, 4
- Mr. Good and Evil, 9
- Spooky Girl, 12
- Gargoyle, 14
- Monster Scientist, 14
- Skeleton Guy, 14
- Wacky Witch, 14
- Wolf Guy, 14
- Zombie Businessman, 14
- Monster Rocker, 14
- Banshee, 14
- Laser Mech, 15
- Ursula, Disney 1
- Spooky Boy, 16
- Space Police Guy, 21
- 2006 Bionicle Minifigs
- Xalax Figures
- Galaxy Squad Robot Sidekicks
- Hero Factory Minifigs
- Technic Figures
- Awaken Warrior
- Empress Beatrix
- Exo-Force Devastator
- Meca-One
- Gate Guard
- Hikaru
- Hitomi
- Kruncha
- Monkie Kid - Tourist Outfit
- Night Hunter
- Shadow Walkers
- Skeletal El Fuego