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A little hard to get onto my head - I have always worn a small helmet or hat and even measured my head before ordering to confirm. Yep, I need a small.

I normally take off the chin guard, get the helmet on my head then replace the chin guard. It fits and even has a little room for twisting so it's not too big, just a little hard to get on.

Otherwise, I love the removable chin guard. I can ride locally satisfying helmet laws while getting fresh air to my face then put the chin guard on when I am on the highway and want more protection.

The vents don't seem to make a difference to me as it's summertime now. I just open the visor below 40 mph for fresh air, otherwise I steam it up or just can't breathe.

In a month of use and before I routinely took the chin guard off to get the helmet on, the two flaps in the back came loose from their sockets so the helmet is kind of broken. I don't sweat it though . I can just push the tabs at the ends of the flaps back into their slots and the flaps are snug to the back of my neck again.

The helmet is a great value.

The only things I don't see are spots to attach cameras and ways to get bluetooth into the helmet, but not important to me at this time.

Bought this for my wife for Christmas. She is 5'4" and bust/chest @ 39" and bought her the Large, this fit perfect with the sleeves being a little long, good for rider, not a big issue for passenger. This jacket is good quality and worth the $89 we paid. it has 3 adjustable velcro straps that allow jacket to be tailored to many body styles. We bought the light grey/white color and this jacket is a full mesh, including sleeves, shoulders and body. The armor is very light duty. It runs true to size. The snap in light duty waterproof/windproof liner is very light duty and stores in a small pouch for storage.

I do think this helmet veers to the small end of the size guides. I measure just a hair's breadth under 22". I got the medium anyway--and am so glad I did. It fits snug, and if I had gone with a small, I truly don't believe I could have fit my head into it. Otherwise--I'm in love with this helmet! So is my son, who plans to buy one of his own. The visibility is wonderful--I wear glasses, and between those and the "average" face shield size, it often felt like my field of vision was really constrained, even riding a cruiser. The large, clear field of vision is wonderful. I also love the versatility of this helmet, and the ability to adapt it to a variety of needs and weather conditions. I DO think it makes me look kind of like that little alien character who occasionally popped up on the old "Flintstones" cartoons, but I'm wearing the helmet for safety and utilitarian reasons, not to make a fashion statement--so no problem there! ;>

My 7 yr. old daughter loves to ride with me, but it was difficult for her to hold on sufficiently. This belt has solved that problem. I wear it with the hand holds facing rearward for her. She loves the soft feel and says, "They are very comfortable." She feels more confident and safer now that I've acquired this for her to use. I'll probably wear it with the hand holds facing forward when my wife rides with me.

The only thing I'd like to see added to it, is a heavier duty, secondary strap and buckle for added security, (it does have an elesticized, inner belt secured with hook and loop fastener material), in case the first one would fail. To me redundancy is a goood thing. But, regardless, this is an big improvement over using nothing!

I've actually been searching for a product like this for some time now. I bought it the second I first saw it promoted as a new arrival at LeatherUp.com. It went into my shopping cart immediately.

Nice inexpensive glasses for night driving. Wore mine this week at night in the rain and had no problems (other than the obvious!). They tend to want to ride up a little but that's probably more due to my nose and face than the glasses! Good to have in the saddle bag (keep them in separate bag or case - they may be scratch "resistant" but they will scratch if left bouncing around) for the occasional need when driving at night. If you want glasses for more regular use I would advise upgrading to something more durable.