AGV X3000 Helmet Review at RevZilla.com 

i realize it's pretty off topic but does anyone know a good website to stream newly released tv shows online?

Yes, take a look at the Biltwell Gringo S ECE. It accepts speakers but does not have vents or Pinlock. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/biltwell-gringo-s-ece-helmet

Not really. All Nolan and X-lite helmets are 100% designed, engineered and produced in Italy. AGV same thing although the shell is produced by a different factory but still in Italy. Shark helmets are made in Thailand.

Take a look at the Nexx XG100 Helmets. -DrewZilla *bit.ly/NexxXG100_x3000

No, it wouldn't look out of place. The Low Rider S has a classic look, so this helmet would fit right in. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/agv-x3000-helmets

It's a molded visor. It is not a flat visor. -DrewZilla

Unfortunately we still don't have any updates from Dainese. -DrewZilla

L is correct for 58cm

The standard XG100's strap-style face shield is awkward to use, while the AGV X3000's face shield is easier to use. However, the new XG100 _Racer_ has a face shield that seals better than the XG3000's shield. If you want to channel your inner Agostini, then go with the X3000. Otherwise, I might choose the Nexx XG100 Racer. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/nexx-xg100-purist-helmet *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/agv-x3000-helmet *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/nexx-xg100-racer-purist-helmet

Thanks for the info, you guys are the best.

Along the same lines of Adam's question, which helmet is the safest of the two? I'm looking at the Nexx G100 Racer Carbon Helmet.

Yes, if you wear the RF-1200, you should be able to wear this comfortably as well. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/agv-x3000-helmets

Due to the lack of ventilation, probably yes, it would be a bad choice. -DrewZilla

No, there aren't any recessed speaker cutouts, but if your ears don't stick out too far, you could still have room for speakers. -DrewZilla

jackwednesday Agree

was it noisy at 160km or more speeds mate?

I should correct my previous statement. While you will be able to add Pinlock, it is a bit of a weird look for this retro style helmet. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/agv-leg-1-pinlock-lens-insert

Both offer similar construction and features, so it depends which style you prefer. -DrewZilla

It cannot be removed. It is not a sticker; it is printed on. -DrewZilla

How is the safety of this? I felt the bell bullet in person, and it felt like a toy helmet with a flimsy chin bar.

The HJC RPHA 11 is perfect, really great ventilation

You mean the Pro version right? or they are all the same?

All the same

The RPHA 11 is just the name for the European version. The RPHA 11 Pro is the US version that meets the US DOT safety regulations. Also, yes, as Ibrahim mentioned, it has excellent ventilation for hot weather. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/hjc-rpha-11-pro-helmets

Agv sportmodular

There are 3 shell sizes: XS-MS, ML-LG, and XL-2XL. There are two medium sizes: MS (57cm) means medium-small, and ML (58cm) means medium-large. Hope this helps! -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/agv-x3000-helmet

This is a pre-production sample, so we can't be sure of any changes, but this logo is printed on and not removable. -DrewZilla

It's so frustrating not being able to remove those shitty logos. It rins the esthetic of the helmet imo.

Unfortunately, not in this case. The shell sizes are XS-MS, ML-LG, and XL-2XL. Size ML and LG have the same outer shell (just the inner part is thicker or thinner). But for XL, it has a larger outer shell that is shared with size 2XL. So LG and XL use two different size outer shells. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/agv-x3000-helmets

@@RevZilla so it means.. S and M got the same outer shell sams goes to L and XL

@@RevZilla i like this helmet but donno either or not fit into the yamaha nvx scooter booth..

Not quite. Here are the shell sizes and helmet sizes. There are 2 medium sizes. Medium-Small (MS) and Medium-Large (ML). Shell 1: XS, SM, MS Shel 2: ML, LG Shell 3: XL, 2XL I hope this is clear. -DrewZilla

It's possible they'll be available by the end of July, but with most of Italy taking vacation during August, they might not arrive until September or later. -DrewZilla

Correct. As a vintage/retro-inspired helmet, it doesn't have all the ventilation of more modern-looking helmets. -DrewZilla

nope, which is almost always the case with retro helmets, they are super noisy anyway..

I just bought one. It's actually very quiet. The cheekpads are relly tight and there is a sort-of collar that goes around the back and sides (see bottom shot), so everything apart from your face is almost hermetically sealed and the face is slightly squished. I guess there's a lot of sound around your mouth but not your ears. The problem I see now is that with this collar thing I will not be able to install any communication system...

It's painted on, so nonremovable. -DrewZilla

Thanks for your help ! do you think it can be covered with a light reflector ? (not sure how you call these in english, I'm French)

You could cover it with 3M Scotchlite reflective tape. -DrewZilla