Scorpion EXO-T520 Helmet REVIEW | Sportbike Track Gear 

You are welcome and thank you for watching! - Van

You are welcome and thank you for watching! - Van

Thanks for sharing your feedback and for watching! - Van

If you are looking for a good helmet and the most value this one is the way to go over the 1400. Sure the 1400 is a little nicer, that said this one is excellent. - Van

Appreciate your support! - Van

The Scorpion ST-1400 is quieter than the 520 and a better helmet than the HJC IMO. - Van

We have used Scorpions with the pump in the chin bar on several snow helmets and have never had a problem installing the bluetooth. - Van

I would say the fit is very similar. Thanks for watching! - Van

Scorpion makes some of the best for sure. - Van

Happy to hear the helmet did it's job and you were ok! - Van

IMO the R1 Air is 100% worth the additional $200 if you can swing. - Van

It is a good idea to replace a helmet every five years. They do sell replacement liner kits but I would not spend the money on a helmet that is ready to be replaced. - Van

No hablo

Some supply chain issues but we are seeing things really starting to pop now. Put you name in the email out of stock notifier on our site and you will get a message when this comes back in stock. - Van

I have ridden in several helmets with the tinted drop down inner shield and felt they did a good job in heavy sunlight. Perhaps your eyes are very sensitive to the sun??? - Van

If you have a round oval head this should fit you well. That is the most common head shape in the US. - Van

The DOT cert is not a bad cert, the issue is the way it is policed. IMO this is a non issue with reputable brands such as Scorpion. The problem with the DOT cert is there is no batch testing so it is run on the honors system. Big name brands with years of history will not label the helmets if they will not pass the test. Also important to note if a helmet passes the Snell or ECE fair to expect it will pass the DOT. Hope this helps, Van

The first detent is not a large opening. The fog free treatment on the Scorpion helmets is very good, most never need to crack the shield. - Van

IMO they are very different helmets considering one (the Scorpion) has a drop down inner screen and the K6 does not. If you do not see yourself using a drop down inner screen the K6 would be a better option. Personally I prefer a helmet without the drop down inner. - Van

@@sportbiketrackgear thanks, thank you very much, I'll go for a K6.

Scorpion makes an excellent helmet. - Van

It is winter here now so I have not had an opportunity to ride in it. Overall Scorpion helmets are not typically loud. The inflatable cheek pads allow you to get the fit just right which helps reduce the noise. - Van

Define loud? I have an R1 Air and ride highway quite a bit. I use earplugs and have comms unit. I will say that when the wind is zero to light (early morning hours) the windnoise is not intrusive. Speed dependent of course. Above 85mph it is noticeable but not irritating. I can listen to music or be on a call with no issue. In the afternoons, when the winds are much higher, it does get a little loud for me. Listening to music or having a conversation gets more difficult at highway speeds as you're getting buffeted from higher wind speeds. This is my personal experience. YMMV.

That is a good looking modular for sure. - Van

Piece of cake! - Van

Piece of cake. - Van

I had mine today it was on offer £168 down from £209

This is 100% not a copy of any other helmet. Scorpion has been producing it's original designs since 2005 or 2006 (not 100% on the date) and offers some of the best price point helmets on the market today. Stand up company. - Van