By City Helmets

I was looking for a helmet that had an open face option and flip down sun visor too.
Liked the aggressive fighter pilot/drag racing style with a retro touch. the gloss black finish, and the forehead air vents look rather like the old peak fastener studs.
The gunmetal and the matt green finish options look way cool too.
It is rated for wear as a closed and open face helmet, which is unusual in this price range.
Like the way the chin bar folds all the way back and locks. single, big push switch under the front for catch release is easy to operate with gloves.
Gill like vent slits behind the ears give a venturi effect that ensures plenty of ventilation, and in fact, ventilation is one of this helmets strong points.
Any complaints? would be nice to shut down some of that ventilation now it's getting colder!
Not the quietest helmet in the world.
The back of the chin bar is a bit plain, un padded and looks a little un exciting, but I guess gives the clearance for it to remain snug to the helmet whilst tilting up and over the back.
Love the faux suede interior and removable, washable padding. plenty of room in the ear compartments and removable padding to insert coms.
The faux leather padding around the back of the neck is a nice retro touch and very supportive.
Looks cool in open face with the visors down and a snood too.
Rub a little dish soap on the inside of the visors to avoid fogging on these cold mornings.
I'm well pleased.

Brought this during my first ever visit to the Boston Branch, great people and really helpful. This helmet is a nice fit, comfortable with a great field view, would recommend.

Wanted a helmet that was more in keeping with my new bikes style and decided on this. First thing you notice is how good it looks. Pictures here don't really do it justice. The field of view is amazing it has a huge aperture, there is also quite a bit of room between your chin and the chin part of the helmet, feels very spacious and with the visor up pretty much like an open face helmet. Very comfortable, it's it not loose but not as tight as my HJC f70 I guess my only concern is over time once worn in would it be a bit too loose. The helmet doesn't sit low on your face and finishes just under your chin, as a consequence you get a lot of air on under your chin and on neck this is great when the weather is warm but I think you'd definitely want some kind of face and neck scarf in cooler weather. Had no issues at all with steaming up. My only real tiny negative thing is that the strap seems too long and the D ring had a large bright orange tag on it which is not in keeping with the look of the helmet. Apart from that I would highly recommend if you want a very nice looking, cool retro / cafe racer style helmet.

Clearly a copy of the Bell version but just as good overall even though much cheaper. Good fit in line with suggested sizing with ample padding in the right places. The safety rating should the major factor rather than style but this helmet scores well there too. Only down side for me is the visor which I found to fog more easily than should be the case. Together with the safety and style the overall good standard of the build quality makes this a better buy than Bell.

The Roadster is a comfy helmet which I got for the DGR ride out. A little bit noisy but was to be expected.With the bubble visor fitted I did feel happier about the extra clearance.
For the price it's a really nice thought out helmet .