My new HJC RPS-10 helmet

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For those of you in the market for a new helmet, I want to recommend HJC's latest offering...the RPS-10. This is by far an outstanding helmet regarding weight, quietness and build quality. It features a pinlock shield which seems to do the job at keeping fogging away, altho I haven't yet rode in the rain with it.

Contrary to what I had heard earlier, this particular helmet is made in Korea and not China. The fit is excellent and I don't have a problem with it tipping forward and trying to block my vision like my old HJC AC-11 did while in a tuck.

In my opinion, HJC is making a premium high quality alternative to Shoei or Arai for a more affordable price. Don't misunderstand me, I wanted to get an Arai...they fit my head type better than Shoei, but then again, so does the RPS-10 and I saved hundreds of dollars that'll be going to a full exhaust system.

There are several places to get them including vendors on this site, but I chose to get mine locally from Motorcycles Unlimited in Houston.

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Looks good. How's the ventilation?

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Only time will tell how the good the ventilation is. The big test will be when the weather warms up again. I'm fairly confident that it'll be excellent.

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How much$$$$?

$299+ tax. I think you could find a slightly less expensive price online, but I wanted to support a local storefront guy who's always been stand-up for the local MC community.

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Nice looking helmet!
It looks like the nose piece would keep the fogging to a minimum. Good choice..:thumbsup:

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I have heard alot a great things about this helmet. It looks very nice too! Let us know what you think of it after some good hours in it! :beerchug:

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I've become a fan of HJC - great value - and there visors are basically distortion free even after being in use for a season or two. Their "Large" fits my noggle very well and the padding settles nicely, throw the padding in the wash and dry and it feels newly snug and fresh...
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