Or more specifically, the Nolan N70-2-X, the "ADV" version. There is a N70-2 GT version that is more roadie, but basically the same design.
I've been using a Nolan for years and I like it, and I like the removable aspect of the chinpiece on the Nolan. Gets decent reviews, certainly not TOTL, but it'll protect my head better than the one I have.
Anyone with firsthand experience?
I don't know what version Nolan's I have, but I have TWO of the models with the removable chin piece because it is VERY close to my ideal helmet.
The good:
* I LOVE that I can ride without the chin piece, but the face shield is full coverage down to where the chin piece would ride. I have unobstructed views of things where the chin piece would normally interfere but also have wind, rain, and cold protection.
* I can pop off the shield and wear it as a 3/4 when I want too.
* Venting is decent enough, not awesome, but works.
* It came with pinlock insert too, but I've never needed it.
The bad:
* LOUD - it's not a quiet helmet. I've got pure 3/4 helmets (like my Shark) that is quieter than the Nolan even WITH the face shield mounted.
* CHEAP FEEL - the helmet liner is crap. Again my Shark or my Arai feel so much better from a material and comfort stand point.
* Not the best fit for sunglasses (or eyeglasses). There's some pressure where the glass arms ride. I should probably try to remove a little liner material, but it's not horrible.
Still, I wear my Nolans more than anything else and have for the last few years since I bought my first one.
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