AGV Corsa R Helmet Review at RevZilla.com 

Lmao I get a laugh on how fast he says it every time 😂

I have a Corsa and have had nothing but problems with the face shield. The approach of screwing the hing and latch fittings to the shield plastic does. not. work. The helmet eats face shields and I've had to buy something like 5 new shields at around $80 apiece. Looks like this helmet uses the same approach on the shield. I would not get this helmet even if it was given to me fro free.

Did you get it? I love mine. Super comfy and quiet. The only bothersome thing is it's either visor up or down. I use a SENA with earbuds and that works just fine. Speakers suck anyways.

Hey, which one you've picked? ;>

Mustang Wolf why?

Looks like it does from a youtube search

AGV's do notoriously fit slightly smaller and longer oval than the RF-1200, so while the size might be good (after it breaks in) you would likely experience pressure points that won't break in with regular use/time. The only way to know is to really order one and try it on for 15-20 minutes (don't ride in it) and then decide if you want to return it or if the fit is to your liking. Unfortunately since all heads are different shapes and sizes, you would really need to try it on to see if it is comfortable in your eyes. Also - you could still add a BT system (the Packtalk Slim would be one of the more difficult ones to add given that it is helmet-specific) even though there are no speaker cutouts, but the speakers have to go somewhere so that will be less room inside the helmet near your ears. Its all a bit of give and take though for what sounds like a unique look your going for.

Honestly, it really comes down to which helmet fits you better. Both are really good race-level helmets. -DrewZilla

Yes, the spoiler is the same as the previous Corsa and could fit the previous Corsa. -DrewZilla

The best option would be the Shoei RF-1200 in matte black, which comes with a Pinlock anti-fog insert. You would need to get a dark smoke face shield separately though. *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/shoei-rf-1200-helmet-solid *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/shoei-cwr-1-pinlock-ready-face-shield A more affordable option would be the HJC CL-17 in matte black, though you'd need to get both a dark-smoke Pinlock shield and clear Pinlock anti-fog insert as well. *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/hjc-cl-17-helmet *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/hjc-hj-09-pinlock-ready-face-shield *www.revzilla.com/product/hjc-hj-05-07-09-17-pinlock-lens-insert Hope this helps! -DrewZilla

It's about the same, which is to say it's about average for noise. -DrewZilla

The fit is very similar but not exactly the same. I find the AGV has a little more room behind the ears and just a little less space at the temples. Personally, I can wear both comfortably...though the Arai fits a bit better. -DrewZilla

They'll add more graphics over time, probably one or two per year. -DrewZilla

It does not. -Zack

@@RevZilla yes it does

Yes, they uses same mold

@@RevZilla Yeah, it actually does lol

The new liners will fit in your current Corsa. -TeamZilla AJ

Corsa r is tight, its a race helmet

Some AGV helmets can accommodate some glasses, but it's not as suitable as Arai. -DrewZilla

It's fine for daily riding if you also do a lot of track days. -DrewZilla

The weight is still the same at about 3 pounds 7 ounces. Additionally, the spoiler, face shield, and chin curtain are backwards-compatible. -DrewZilla

The Corsa R is made in Italy (like the Pista GP R), while the Corsa was made in China alongside most other AGV Helmets. The Corsa R is a bit quieter, has a new liner design with emergency removal cheek pads and better wicking material, and uses a new visor with new closure system. -DrewZilla

HVB is wearing the new Dainese Assen, available in both perforated and non-perforated versions. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-assen-perforated-leather-jacket *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-assen-leather-jacket

RevZilla how come the neck looks different from the one HVB is wearing? The jacket from the link you provided doesn't have the tab on the chest.

I can't make that decision for you, but I'll say the changes aren't massive. I also like a good deal though, so maybe I'm biased towards saving money. -DrewZilla

It's usual for people with ears shaped similarly to yours. Over time, the pads should hopefully break in more. -DrewZilla

If you are size medium (M) in the Shark, you are either size MS or ML in the Corsa. We recommend you take your head circumference measurement with a cloth measuring tape and compare it to the size chart on the page linked below. This is a sport/race helmet, so ventilation and aerodynamics are the focus. Therefore, wind noise is average. Of course, we always recommend wearing ear plugs anyway, as even the quietest helmet can allow long term hearing damage. As this is a sport/race helmet, it does not have an internal sun visor. You would need a tinted screen for bright conditions. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/agv-corsa-r-v46-helmet *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/agv-pista-gp-r-corsa-r-face-shield

It really depends which helmet fits your head better, as both are incredibly good helmets for street and track riding. -DrewZilla

Both the X-14 and Corsa R are well-suited to 50/50 track/road riding, so if you prefer the look of the Corsa R, then go for it! -DrewZilla

The cheek pads leave no room for speakers. Instead, consider the GT Veloce or K5, which do have room for speakers. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/agv-gt-veloce-helmet *www.revzilla.com/agv-k5s-helmets

Shipping time international really depends more on the customs import time in the receiving country more than anything on our end. We will ship items that can leave the US as quickly as possible and if your country's importation and duties departments are not busy (which most are at the moment given the world crisis ongoing) it should arrive within 2 weeks or so. However, that can be delayed by your government's rules/regulations. If you have any other questions or concerns, please reach out to our Gear Geeks at 877.792.9455 or cs@revzilla.com. Ride safe, Pat

It depends on the glasses. This helmet does work with some glasses, but you have to try the helmet with your glasses to see if it's comfortable for you. -DrewZilla

If every helmet you've ever tried on has felt too wide above the ears and has given you forehead pressure, then you'd want a long oval helmet like the Arai Signet-X. However, try to find an AGV, Shoei, or Scorpion helmet to try on locally to see if you have an intermediate oval head shape or whether you have a long oval head shape. -DrewZilla

The shells are the same shape, but the Pista GP R has a longer spoiler. -DrewZilla

Yes, you can fit the new liners in your current Corsa. -DrewZilla

They have very similar sizing, so if you are/were a size small in the GP Tech, I'd recommend size small for the Corsa R. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/agv-corsa-r-helmet

If your MD Shoei is a bit loose, the MS AGV would be best. If the MD Shoei is a bit tight, get the ML size. And no, the spoiler doesn't interfere with lane checks unless you have your chin on the tank while doing it. The K6 is the better helmet for practical everyday street use, the Corsa would be a better option for those considering more track days than street. If you have any other questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to Gear Geeks at 877.792.9455 or cs@revzilla.com. Ride safe, -Pat

Soul Tijerina they are two different takes on a bike, i dont think you can directly compare them but imo fz

Harley Davidson is a great company, and their dealerships are first class. You'll be able to test ride the 883, and it will have you grinning! The Sportster, even being slightly more expensive, might be financed for less. Harley owns their own bank, and puts the customer first. The Yamaha is light weight, a joy to own, and slightly less cash, but could be more expensive if financed. Honestly, there is no direct comparison here, and you're not losing if you select either bike.

Soul Tijerina watch the Revzilla review of the 883, blowing oil from new. OK for Trumpanzees. One is a good bike, the other is a Hardley.

Soul Tijerina my advice is, ANYTHING but a Harley LOL

bludika really, why is that

Yes, the Corsa R has the same exact shell shapes and sizes as the Pista GP R. The only differences are that the Pista GP R has a longer rear spoiler, removable vent covers instead of sliding vent covers, and the full carbon shell instead of the carbon/aramid/fiberglass shell. So if you want the same compact size but don't want to spend on the Pista GP R, definitely go with the Corsa R. -DrewZilla

Isn't the inside completely different, like the pads and lining?

Yes, the Corsa R will work well for high speed racing, though the Pista GP R does provide even better high speed stability. Both are great options. It really just depends how much you want to spend. -DrewZilla

@@abnx9670 The Pista is lighter and has a longer diffuser in the rear.

No, Corsa R cheek pads are _not_ compatible with Corsa Helmets. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/agv-corsa-r-cheek-pads *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/agv-pista-gp-corsa-cheek-pads

Indeed it is. -DrewZilla

Honestly, I would still recommend size small in the Corsa R unless your are right at the top of size small. -DrewZilla

If you are referring to the viewport on the helmet, this one will be much better than the K3. The K3 is a street helmet with track looks but isn't really designed to be used in the full tuck riding position. The Corsa R is based on the Pista GP R that every AGV pro racer is wearing and will have a much better viewport in the full tuck. Keep in mind, you would still need to get the size right for that to be the case as a loose helmet will slip down over your eyes. If you have any other questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to our Gear Geeks at 877.792.9455 or cs@revzilla.com. Ride safe, -Pat

Yes, you can use it for everyday riding. -DrewZilla

awesome, thanks!

The AGV logo is not a sticker on the matte black version. It is actually printed onto the helmet and is not removable. -DrewZilla

Thanks drew. I may just get the white primer instead and do my own thing with it. That logo is just too tacky cant rock that on my forehead lol.

If you mean an internal drop-down sun visor, then no. You would swap the clear face shield for a mirrored or smoke tint face shield. If you want an internal sun visor, then look at the AGV K5S. -DrewZilla *bit.ly/AGV_CorsaR_Face_Shields *bit.ly/AGV_K5S_Helmets

It's a bit better in overall quality, but the HJC is just a really really good value, hence the price difference. -DrewZilla

Yes, it should fit the Corsa R. -DrewZilla

Not at release, but they should have thicker shields available at a later date. The old shields will still fit though. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/agv-corsa-pista-gp-gt-veloce-face-shield

I have been told by my local dealer that the old shields do not work? Something about the 2mm thickness difference of the new and the release on it dont jive?

Dainese hasn't confirmed that, so for now, disregard my previous statement and avoid trying to fit the old shields to the new helmet. -DrewZilla

I wouldn't say they are very noisy, instead they're about average. The key to getting a quieter helmet is having a proper snug fit, especially around the ears, jaw, and neck. Loose helmets tend to let in more wind noise. -DrewZilla

RevZilla ok thanks a lot.

It's actually a full race suit, the Assen. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-assen-perforated-race-suit

The construction method is exactly the same. The only difference is the location of the factory. -DrewZilla

RevZilla So are the Corsa R made in China?

You cannot use size large cheek pads and liner in size XL, because the two sizes are in two different shell sizes. -DrewZilla

RevZilla noted with thanks

This is size large (L). -DrewZilla

Really, it just comes down to fit and price. The Corsa is slightly wider behind the ears compared to the Shoei, and the Shoei is more affordable than the AGV if comparing solid colors for example. -DrewZilla

Shoei x14 has speaker cut outs. It's also louder than the Corsa R. The Corsa has a slightly bigger field of view too. I've used both and currently ride with the R.

No, the new Corsa R cheek pads/liner/neck roll are not compatible with the previous Corsa. -DrewZilla

Shame, I get an obsene amount of wind noise up behind my ears on mine; wonder if they've addressed that at all with this update ☺️ thank you for replying though!

Yes, you can mount a Bluetooth communicator to the Corsa R, and it can fit well. However, there aren't recessed speaker pockets, so if you have big ears, they might interfere with the speakers. If you do want a communicator for the Corsa R, I recommend the low-profile Sena 10R. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/sena-10r-low-profile-motorcycle-bluetooth-headset

Why not the Sena 20s ? And i mainly want to listen to music / call someone here n there

Oh, you can certainly mount the 20S. It's just physically larger. As you increase speed, the drag becomes more apparent. At street legal speeds, you'll be just fine. -DrewZilla

What about the fitment in the ear will it be uncomfortabel?

It's about the same or just slightly louder when the vents are open. -DrewZilla

Thank you very much!

You're welcome! -DrewZilla

Yes, you can fit a Sena 10C. You would insert and mount the speakers inside the cheek pads via a slot on the back side of the cheek pads. -DrewZilla

What about a Scala Q3? lol

@@RevZilla i have recently got my new Corsa R but there is no slot on the back side of the cheek pads. more users encountered this problem. do you know any difference between yearly versions or something?

@@kingn125 Slot? Slot for what?

@@TWIRKNOLOVE for the speakers

The Pista GP R and Corsa R utilize a different face shield than the first generation, so unfortunately the existing AGVisor system is not compatible at this time. -TeamZilla Chris

Thanks for your answer :) Hoping it released soon !

HVB is wearing the new Dainese Assen, available in both perforated and non-perforated versions. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-assen-perforated-leather-jacket *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-assen-leather-jacket

It is size Large (LG). -DrewZilla

The Corsa R is the everyday version of the Pista, which really should only be worn on the track. The Corsa R is more streetable, but is still very much a race helmet. It just doesn't use the same carbon fiber, so the price is more reasonable. Think of it like a road-legal version of a Ferrari vs. a track-only version that has slicks.

RevZilla so in safety they’re pretty much the same?also does the corsa r have that kind characteristic of the pista gpr that protects from collarbone injury?

Yep, in safety they're pretty much the same, and the Corsa R has the same lower shape to help with the collarbone. -DrewZilla

It reduces turbulence and wind noise, so the helmet is quieter. -DrewZilla

is the regular Corsa quieter than the Corsa R at lower speeds (65mph) ? At high speeds certainly the new improvements are ok but dont know if at low speeds are there any difference

What you couldn't see was the red light at the intersection right behind the camera. -DrewZilla

It's a good sport helmet, but it's not necessarily intended to be an all-day touring helmet. If it fits you really well, then it will be more comfortable. -DrewZilla

This Corsa actually has a decent amount of room in the chin bar, so you might be ok. -DrewZilla

It also depends on your helmet size and which of the shell sizes you fall into. -DrewZilla

Yes, the new liner fits the original Corsa. -DrewZilla

Currently they are not selling it separately, but they might in the future. -DrewZilla

No, the Corsa R is made in Italy alongside the Pista GP R. -DrewZilla

This would be an appropriate helmet for your bike. -DrewZilla