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HJC CS-R1 Reviewswebbikeworld.com Review on HJC CS-R1 HelmetSummary: Bottom of the line HJC has nice graphics but mediocre venting, slightly strange internal shape, flimsy visor that fogs easily. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Is more better? Yes for horsepower; no for just about everything else. Well, almost everything else... HJC has been pumping out new helmet designs about as fast as TV execs come up with "reality" shows, but their strategy has finally got me stumped.
motorcycle-superstore.com Review on HJC CS-R1 HelmetFit 5 New York, NY HJC - CS-R1 Flare Helmet
motorhelmets.com/forums Review on HJC CS-R1 Helmet HJC Men's Paradox CS-R1 Street Helmet (2008) - Product Review -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Advanced Polycarbonate Composite Shell RapidFire™ Shield Replacement System Optically Superior Faceshield
bikebandit.com Review on HJC CS-R1Product Reviews Average Customer Rating: 4 out of 5
rockheadbikes.com lists features of HJC CS-R1 HelmetAdvanced Polycarbonate Composite Shell: Lightweight, superior fit and comfort using advanced CAD technology. RapidFire™ Shield Replacement System: Quick, secure, tool-less removal and installation. Optically Superior Faceshield: 95% UV protection. Advanced Ventilation System: Adjustable forehead and chin vents, and two rear exhaust vents. Plush, Nylex® Interior: Removable and washable cheek pads. DOT Approved SIZES: XS-XXL
kneedraggers.com Review on HJC CS-R1 HelmetGreat Product Pros: Looks sweet and was really affordable Cons: None Sizing Info: Fits true to size
HJC CS-R1 ReviewThe CS-R1 is one of HJC’s cheapest helmets, yet comes with some good recommendations from riders. The helmet is relatively lightweight, and comes in some really good bright colors, which can be hard to find in other helmets. Though the liner seems a little thin, it is removable as the other HJC helmets feature. The helmet fits well and is pretty comfortable. It is slightly noisier than some other helmets, but not unbearable. Again, as the other HJC’s feature, the CS-R1 has a visor that is easy to remove. There are some cons though. Some riders complain that the visor fogs easy and the hard to open vents cause poor air flow. Also, the helmet is only DOT approved. With this helmet, HJC is competing at the lower end of the market. For riders who are used to wearing higher end helmets, this may not be a great helmet for you. But for those who are looking for a less expensive helmet, with many of the comforts and features of the higher line, you really can’t go wrong with the CS-R1. -Julie
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