Alex got a new helmet!

[@nghtrider62]

*I have the Bell SRT Modular* Matte Black with the Protint Face shield and a Sena 50S mesh communication system. Love IT!

[@HOCKOMOCKMOTOVLOG]

@@nghtrider62 i still have it looking to replace with another SRT modular. I have the 10C Evo but I also have stepped away for a wile from the Motovlog so I snagged and sena 50R I love it as well!

[@AdvExOz]

I have the SRT Modular as well...great helmet

[@waynebrunner1826]

Bell SRT best helmet I've owned. Absolutely love it!

[@kevindarkstar]

Mmm personally this drink and ride thing seems to be a perticular American thing, I've never seen the need for it here in the UK, there is always a place to stop for rest breaks 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@HOCKOMOCKMOTOVLOG]

First of all THIS IS AWESOME WE ARE ACROSS THE POND!!!! Second order is I think it depends on the riding. In the USA the touring bike reigns king. From the videos I have ever seen about UK not saying the bikes don’t exist, but i believe(could be wrong) that it’s more common to see smaller CC bikes as well as more of the “Softail” line vs the touring platform. One huge factor I think is the cultural differences. We do have plenty of spots for rest breaks but a lot of the time we are running 75/80MPH (120KPH/128KPH so call it 130KPH) for 1 hour to 1 hour 30 min or even longer. So food for thought is my 2011 Road glide gets about 200 miles(320 kilometers) to a tank (6 gal / 22.71L). It’s not uncommon for us to run the tank “dry” or close to it going 150-180 miles(241.4-289.68 Kilometers) in a stretch. So I think the want or need to have liquid refreshment is not uncommon. I know a lot of the time we stop ahead of schedule and will grab a drink,fuel, and restroom break. More often then not it’s nice to keep on the road and have a few sips of water wile your going. Thanks for commenting welcome to the swamp and don’t forget to like and subscribe!

[@mikemo642]

simpson fit true to size? im actually debating between these two helmets... any final thoughts for a decision?

[@HOCKOMOCKMOTOVLOG]

Simpson was a pretty good fit. Final choice for me would be the Bell SRT Modular. The helmet has a lot less wind noise. Best thing to do is go to a local shop or store that sells both helmets and try them on. I bought a Shoei helmet (GT AIR) right when the GT AIR2 came out and I can’t stand it. It ends up sitting in the bag in my closet and pretty soon will be in a dumpster. Any other questions feel free to reach out! Also please like subscribe and check out other content as well we will be uploading more videos shortly!

[@mikemo642]

@@HOCKOMOCKMOTOVLOG thanks for the info , yea imma go with the bell. liked & sub

[@HOCKOMOCKMOTOVLOG]

@@mikemo642 thanks for the like and sub! Good choice hope you enjoy. Keep the rubber down and the shiny up!

[@diesel5460]

Simpson modular is the worst helmet for noise ever. Over all it looks good but practically useless

[@mikemo642]

@@diesel5460 yeah i went with the bell modular srt. no complaints about 3months in great helmet