AGV K1 S Helmet Review 

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I have K1s in size M.. Website gives option of MS and ML for dark visor...which size dark visor will fit?

They are close in fitment, yes. Both have a bit more of a sporty internal fit but you should be a 2XL in this helmet if the K3 in 2XL fit well too.

Went thru the same thing when i took it out on my first ride and kept fogging so easily i was like something cant be right here. Glad i watched this to. You wont be dissapointed great helmet

did you find anything on this topic?

@@MrMojoHimself no i didn’t i just went with the agv k6s got it on sale on black Friday best helmet i ever used I remember you look in to it

I can help you to find answers! Go to AGV site and find 2024 catalog. There’s information about it! On 71 page!

No, it is not intended to come off or be swapped for a larger one.

The cheek pads will break in after awhile

Yes! Take ML! More tight! On size! The helmet adapts to the head

You be able to fit a universal system from Cardo or Sena in this no problem.

Yeah, it'll depend on the contours of your face + the specific glasses you are wearing for most helmets out there. However, there are third party glasses companies that make flexible arms on prescription glasses to help make any helmet better.

www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/agv-gt-2-afsr-face-shield

AGV is planning on having more in the US in the Spring. So once they arrive stateside we will have them in inventory for sure.

in the vid he said intermediate oval like at 3 mins or something i forgot

If you watch the video back, we discuss fitment pretty early on.

No bro they are different

@@jefersonarias6612hi! is it new AGV k1s (GT4-1) visor compatible with previous AGV k1s helmet?

Fortnine has them, not a lot of colour options/sizes. But a few options if you're willing to settle on colour.

They're both tested to the same DOT and ECE standards

No, the K1 S model is a full face without a drop down sun visor.

Funny you should ask, because it depends on the naked bike. "Sport bike helmet" refers to the fact that the viewport, ventilation, angle of the chin, and aerodynamics of the helmet do best in the full tuck or 3/4 sport riding positions; hence the call to sport bikes. Helmets are designed to match certain riding positions, and since riding positions match certain criteria of bikes - you get helmets designed for certain types of riding. If you have a more aggressively sporty naked bike, a sport helmet would be ideal. If you have a naked cruiser bike, an upright or touring style helmet will be the best choice. If you have any other questions, feel free to check in with our Customer Service riders and they will get you all set. *The more you know * - Pat

@@RevZilla Thanks this verily answered my question. I am planning to buy my first bike within a month, coming from electric bikes.

How is the wind noise?

@@raf069 my previous helmet was a CL-17 from HJC, this one is much quieter and better, there is some wind noise but it’s bearable, pretty quiet for the entry model

@@raf069I own this as well. I think it helps with the chin curtain to help with noise filtering as well. You get wind noise for sure but the price point I believe is great for what you get. Definitely recommend it for a normal rider not having to track your bike.

⁠@@falconfighter08thanks guys. I think I will go for this one

@@raf069 I would recommend the Pinlock insert when you get it. I ride with glasses so it fogs up on my glasses but the lens is not fogging up. Not sure the weather to ride in but totally worth it when the visor is fully closed you want to see where you are going.

Yeah, relatively flat shield to improve optics. Not as race-spec flat as we've seen from the MotoGP helmets on the market, but still better than previous budget models from AGV.

Did you buy it from a DOT retailer? Because the European retailers won't offer DOT street legal models.

@@RevZilla just got one from you guys will it have sticker ?

Those are extremely different helmets and aimed for very different riding styles, it will likely come down to a style preference of yours more-so than feature vs feature.

@@RevZilla thanks for the input. I am in limbo with which riding style I identify with now a days. I like both helmets but features, specs and price are a big consideration. Hope to see a budget/entry level full face helmet comparison in the near future.

​@@RevZillawhat helmet do you reccomend? I have a 250 dual sport rn, but am looking to upgrade to a cb500f or a cb650r next year. I do pretty aggressive street riding but I like to do long trips too. I dont go on the dirt very often, the dual sport is just a learner bike. My budget is like $500. I know this is all very specific, but since I'm new to riding, and dont have any friends that ride, idk what to decide on.

Yeah, we talk about fit pretty early in the video if you have any additional questions on it.

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