I got my first Mod Bandit last year. 12 hours later, it did its job when I got ran over after work. I was beat to hell, but my head was safe. Went a week later and got another. My first is still hanging up in my house.
Right on brother! I’ve worn an Outlaw Bandit for many years, about eight months ago bought the Modular an can honestly say I love the ability to get a little reprieve from the heat at times and also at every fuel stop. But I do find myself going back to the Outlaw depending on my mood. Great content as always brother 🤟
Appreciate that David! Totally agree man - The Outlaw actually fits me the best hands down, but I agree, once you run a mod it’s hard to go back to the un-mod life
What a coincidence you did this video. Literally just bought a Carbon Mod Bandit from Deadbeat Customs last night. I'm excited to see what it has to offer, it's been on my list for a while.
Well that's my review - At the end of the day, I really like the helmet - I actually forgot to add how damn light the thing is as a factor, and that's without carbon fiber
I rock the Carbon Mod Bandit and absolutely love it. No hot spots. No more head aches and doesnt bother my neck on long rides. Ill buy another for sure. Thanks for the great content and reviews. ML&R
Excellent honest review! I never wear a helmet but I've been considering it. I saw your video and went to Simpson/Holley website and the hellfire was on sale so I couldn't pass it up. I've been wearing it and am very pleased and obviously much safer. Well done.
I bought my first Mod Bandit in 2020. Like your dad it was the only fullface helmet that got me to wear it as much if not more than my half helmet. In 2021 I was coming home from dinner with some friends, I was going 80 on the freeway and I was hit by a driver that was high on meth. I flew a couple hundred feet in the air before landing on my head and then going head over heels several times, smashing my head into the ground each time. I finally ended up laying on my back. I popped open the chin bar and started taking a physical assessment of my body. End result, two broken legs, two broken hands and wrists and a broken vertebrae in the middle of my back. But my head and face had no damage. Once I was ready to start riding again the first thing I did was go buy a new Mod Bandit. I figured that I had crashed test dummied that bitch so I will stick with it. Plus it just looks so damn good.
Really, really appreciate you taking the time to write this, super valuable information on the subject - Also glad you’re still with us crushing it - Had a bad wreck myself last year so I know the feeling
I am from Germany and search for a reviews , but in Germany It looks like nobody has this helmet,. I don't find any videos in German. sometimes it is a little bit difficult to understand. Is this a good helmet, is the helm saftye compared to the normal Bandit? I search for a helm which is salty and looks good. perhaps you can give me some information here. ? I am unsure about the folding mechanism in connection with safety (bit I think that can practical and comfortable). I actually don’t ride my motorcycle very often. That's why I want a safety helmet that looks good, that is important to me. I currently have a 12-year-old Simpson Bandit and it is uncomfortable and loud (but is safety and looks great). The Darksome was a dream against that. I like the Simpson optics. So you think this helmet is very safety! thx for response.
I’ve always run modular helmets as a daily commuter. It gets hot down here in Houston so being able to lift the chin up for some air is great lol. I’m also a lazy bones, so I got the Sena Outrus R helmet that comes pre equipped with the speakers lol. This Simpson one looks cool though, may or may not try one out in the future
Right on man, I know you guys experience a different level of heat down there - That is one place that this helmet really does exceed in, which is airflow - It really does get more airflow than any other helmet I’ve ever rocked
You make good points. I ride an Electraglide and a 2001 FXDX so im fortunate enough to have the best of both worlds. Hardest part is deciding which one to ride! Keep putting out the great content! ML&R
The only gripe i've ever had with this helmet is that the interior visor components seem to brake down over time and the inside visor keeps dropping down. this wasn't until about 2-3 years of use but I still love this helmet and just ordered another in carbon fiber
I have custom fitted plugs, with in ear monitors. 3.5mm jack plugs into the base of my Sena connect. Best mod / riding accessory. No wonder fatigue, Comms unit set at less than 25% volume.
Digging the channel and reviews. Just wondering, in terms of loudness, does the noise interfere with your hearing coms at speed? Love the PMA. Ride safe and far my man. 🤙🏽🤙🏽
When you say loud, how loud? I am currently looking into a new helmet and this one caught my eye. I am currently in an HJC IS17. Yes, very bottom of the barrel, I know. I got it on closeout because it fit my budget when I bought my Vrod Muscle in 2019. 2 weird things. If I am rocking freeway speeds, and when I reach my destination, my ears don't ring and no hearing diminishment. But, if I am on surface streets and the highest speed is 60 mph, I get to where I am going, its as if I have been to a really loud concert and I have a slight ring in my ears and hard of hearing. I am not sure if its wind noise, my exhaust tone or a combination of both. I am hoping this helmet helps alleviate this problem. I would appreciate your 2 cents.
Don’t take it as a knock, actually something I’ve been really fascinated with as the new technology emerges - Just putting it up there with the highest level of safe gear ⚙️
@@FXDLSBrooklyn it made me laugh 😂 I do agree level of gear is a personal decision. I recommend giving the tech air 3 a shot… I’d be curious to hear your opinion. I ride without the air bag during the hottest of summer months but for fall and spring riding, the extra layer is welcomed and why not have a little bit more peace of mind as well.
@@rickbradshaw2148I’ve seen some of the ones Ryan F9 has highlighted, including the backpack version - I think it’s probably only a matter of time until it is as standard as armor - I think my issue would be forgetting that I am tethered to the bike, which happens all the time with heated gear
Yo what’s up brother love the channel and all the content but when are we going to see another trip… 😂😂 love watching you ride and spend time with your old boy too it’s awesome mate peace and love from Gold Coast Australia ✌️🤙
It's interesting because every time I do that type of content covering my bike trips, no one watches it - Good to hear at least someone is hungry for the real miles 🏁⚡️
Love your content looking at getting a carbon mod bandit i seem to be the same as you as far as sizing my shoei RF14 I'm a medium same with my bell race star flex i also have the outlaw bandit in a medium, lot of youtube reviews are saying to go down a size i measure 56 3/4 head size what do you think?
Just got mine and wore it out over the weekend. My only sort of complaint is I’m not too big of a fan on the chin guard mesh thing. Is there a way to remove that?
I tried to not be a cliche dyna bro by avoiding this helmet but it was literally the most comfortable, especially in the cheeks. I even tried on the Shoei, Arai, etc... I couldn't not get this helmet. I only wish I could've gotten it in white instead of Hellfire. SoCal sun and heat is real.
I love the style of the helmet , but i find its overall alot bigger than my Bell Qualifier dlx which i love for the price point especially with transition shield , but i have to give yhe Simpson another look.
Ironically I'm not a Dyna bro but I'm a Scout bro which is basically Indian's Dyna lol. 11" bar rise, Mod Bandit, Memphis Shades Road Warrior fairing, hand guards, bar bag, old school Vans, and chain wallet, yup, it's the Dyna bro setup. No shame.
You know I've got a helmet problem. My helmet collection is out of control. I thought i could live with a fullface as my daily, but as you pointed out, quick gas stops are easier when you don't have to take off your helmet to clearly see how much gas is in the tank. (Personal pet peeve, gas stations that don't have paper towels to wipe spilled gas off of tank, suck.) Ive also found that taking off your helmet at gas stops seems to be an unofficial welcome mat for every person that wants to tell you about the Honda V45 their Uncle who went to prison sold them and only needs the carburetor cleaned out and do i know how to work on Hondas and theyre really quitting heroin this time and look at this cool tattoo on their asscheek they got at a party last night, and what do all those decals on your lunch cooler strapped to your bike mean, ...oh youre going to work, nightshift, that must suck, do you make a lot of money, are they hiring, and do i know anyone who wants to buy some Oxytocin...its much easier to flip up the modular, pump gas and leave. And there was the case in Norwood, Ohio, where a guy entered a store with his helmet on, and the clerk shot him thinking he was there to rob them . I had a Schubert modular because it's supposed to be the quietest helmet on the planet...if you have the perfect European shaped head. I don't and i tried, but it moved around especially with the weight of the Gopro on it and i literally almost left it in the garbage can at Iron Pony in Columbus after the Block Party trip. (A helmet that doesn't give you headaches at high speed is crucial. ) I have a couple full faces, but i really like having a modular. I finally bought a Shoei Neotec after trying one on at Cycle Gear. They were having a huge sale and trying to move the Neotec2's in preparation for the 3's. So far so good. I really wanted to try on a Simpson Modular but i couldn't find any in stock in stores within a 200 mile radius and theres such a difference in helmet fit, i recommend that everyone try on their helmets. (HJC sizing is much different than other brands. And the Harley helmets are HJC, and i find them uncomfortable just trying them on.) I am excited about the Carbon Outlaw Bandit that Simpson just came out with...did i mention i have a helmet problem?
XD at work but got 1h to spare so having my coffee ☕ with some biscuits 🍪 while watching this then Had a meeting at 10 and now waiting to start my shift at 12 And then later ofc after work i go to Friday Night Magic ✨
After thousands of miles, I am happy with my Mod Bandit as well - In terms of their helmets in general, the Outlaw fits me the best, but definitely stack heavy miles with the Mod Bandit as well 🏁⚡️
Love my Mod Bandit and Ghost Bandit, not a big fan of my Speed Bandit. Has a bad spot on top of my head that hurts like hell after about 30 minutes. Great video, sent to my brother so he can a better decision.
They look good, The most comfortable helmet I've ever owned, The Features are good, But the build quality is just Meh, My first one broke. Wont latch closed. The internal visor stopped working, The Little red tag that clips the chin strap up so it stops flapping in the breeze fell off, The liner fell out, The glue come off, Simpson warranty is pretty much non existent. I dont know if i just got a dud? But man they are just so comfy, And i also think they are a fair amount over priced considering
The mod bandit is great for around town low speed. But after 50 it’s loud and just outright stupid. This helmet is nothing short of overpriced. As someone who also puts down the miles this is not the helmet I would choose for the long haul and even short rides. I use my outlaw far more often because the mod bandit is just incredibly cheaply made in my opinion. Sure you get that cool Simpson look. But may as well just go without a helmet if your concern is noise. I get less irritation without this on then with it. My honest opinion is it’s garbage.
@@FXDLSBrooklynI was saying, your standing by a softail. Great video. I ordered one and wish I would've saw your video first. Oh well, I guess I'll give it a try.
The common snapping turtle (Chelydra serpentina) is a species of large freshwater turtle in the family Chelydridae. Its natural range extends from southeastern Canada, southwest to the edge of the Rocky Mountains, as far east as Nova Scotia and Florida. The present-day Chelydra serpentina population in the Middle Rio Grande, suggests that common snapping turtle has been present in this drainage since at least the seventeenth century and is likely native.[3] The three species of Chelydra and the larger alligator snapping turtles (genus Macrochelys) are the only extant chelydrids, a family now restricted to the Americas. The common snapping turtle, as its name implies, is the most widespread.[4] The common snapping turtle is noted for its combative disposition when out of the water with its powerful beak-like jaws, and highly mobile head and neck (hence the specific epithet serpentina, meaning "snake-like"). In water, it is likely to flee and hide underwater in sediment. The common snapping turtle has a life-history strategy characterized by high and variable mortality of embryos and hatchlings, delayed sexual maturity, extended adult longevity, and iteroparity (repeated reproductive events) with low reproductive success per reproductive event.[5]
Thanks for the honest review! I appreciate knowing its a loud helmet, been looking at them recently
Yeah it’s nothing a solid pair of earplugs can’t cure, and honestly I run ear plugs with any helmet, so just isn’t a factor
I got my first Mod Bandit last year. 12 hours later, it did its job when I got ran over after work. I was beat to hell, but my head was safe. Went a week later and got another. My first is still hanging up in my house.
Glad you're still with us man, thank you for sharing
Right on brother! I’ve worn an Outlaw Bandit for many years, about eight months ago bought the Modular an can honestly say I love the ability to get a little reprieve from the heat at times and also at every fuel stop. But I do find myself going back to the Outlaw depending on my mood. Great content as always brother 🤟
Appreciate that David! Totally agree man - The Outlaw actually fits me the best hands down, but I agree, once you run a mod it’s hard to go back to the un-mod life
What a coincidence you did this video. Literally just bought a Carbon Mod Bandit from Deadbeat Customs last night. I'm excited to see what it has to offer, it's been on my list for a while.
Well that's my review - At the end of the day, I really like the helmet - I actually forgot to add how damn light the thing is as a factor, and that's without carbon fiber
@@FXDLSBrooklyn Awesome, can't wait man!
I rock the Carbon Mod Bandit and absolutely love it. No hot spots. No more head aches and doesnt bother my neck on long rides. Ill buy another for sure. Thanks for the great content and reviews. ML&R
Nice - I still have to try the carbon fiber version
I recently just got the carbon fiber mod bandit, and find it much lighter and way quieter than both my ghosts and my outlaw. Great video man!!
Nice man! Definitely going to be lighter that's for sure
Excellent honest review! I never wear a helmet but I've been considering it. I saw your video and went to Simpson/Holley website and the hellfire was on sale so I couldn't pass it up. I've been wearing it and am very pleased and obviously much safer. Well done.
Man, an anecdotal like this makes my day!
I bought my first Mod Bandit in 2020. Like your dad it was the only fullface helmet that got me to wear it as much if not more than my half helmet. In 2021 I was coming home from dinner with some friends, I was going 80 on the freeway and I was hit by a driver that was high on meth. I flew a couple hundred feet in the air before landing on my head and then going head over heels several times, smashing my head into the ground each time. I finally ended up laying on my back. I popped open the chin bar and started taking a physical assessment of my body. End result, two broken legs, two broken hands and wrists and a broken vertebrae in the middle of my back. But my head and face had no damage. Once I was ready to start riding again the first thing I did was go buy a new Mod Bandit. I figured that I had crashed test dummied that bitch so I will stick with it.
Plus it just looks so damn good.
Really, really appreciate you taking the time to write this, super valuable information on the subject - Also glad you’re still with us crushing it - Had a bad wreck myself last year so I know the feeling
I am from Germany and search for a reviews , but in Germany It looks like nobody has this helmet,. I don't find any videos in German. sometimes it is a little bit difficult to understand. Is this a good helmet, is the helm saftye compared to the normal Bandit? I search for a helm which is salty and looks good. perhaps you can give me some information here. ?
I am unsure about the folding mechanism in connection with safety (bit I think that can practical and comfortable). I actually don’t ride my motorcycle very often. That's why I want a safety helmet that looks good, that is important to me. I currently have a 12-year-old Simpson Bandit and it is uncomfortable and loud (but is safety and looks great). The Darksome was a dream against that. I like the Simpson optics. So you think this helmet is very safety! thx for response.
As always gracias buddy for the advises! I’ll keep it on with the Simpson.👊🏼👊🏼
Tried and true 🏁⚡️
What kind of Simpson did you have on at 3:17 in the video? I like the black flames!
I’ve always run modular helmets as a daily commuter. It gets hot down here in Houston so being able to lift the chin up for some air is great lol. I’m also a lazy bones, so I got the Sena Outrus R helmet that comes pre equipped with the speakers lol. This Simpson one looks cool though, may or may not try one out in the future
Right on man, I know you guys experience a different level of heat down there - That is one place that this helmet really does exceed in, which is airflow - It really does get more airflow than any other helmet I’ve ever rocked
Thanks for your honesty 🙏
Doing my best!
You make good points. I ride an Electraglide and a 2001 FXDX so im fortunate enough to have the best of both worlds. Hardest part is deciding which one to ride! Keep putting out the great content! ML&R
Nice!
is it heavier?
Nah this helmet is actually lighter than most
The only gripe i've ever had with this helmet is that the interior visor components seem to brake down over time and the inside visor keeps dropping down. this wasn't until about 2-3 years of use but I still love this helmet and just ordered another in carbon fiber
I’ve heard really good things about the carbon fiber version
What ear plugs do you run?
This custom pair I had made from one of those sketchy stands you find out in Sturgis - Been working great for the last five years
@@FXDLSBrooklyn nice 😂
I have custom fitted plugs, with in ear monitors. 3.5mm jack plugs into the base of my Sena connect. Best mod / riding accessory. No wonder fatigue, Comms unit set at less than 25% volume.
Serious question, what makes that com setup better than a similarly priced Cardo? When Cardo is the standard and they meshwith Sena.
Louder, easy user face, and most of all, endless battery life
Digging the channel and reviews. Just wondering, in terms of loudness, does the noise interfere with your hearing coms at speed? Love the PMA. Ride safe and far my man. 🤙🏽🤙🏽
Nah, even with ear plugs I can hear the com unit whether it's music or something else
When you say loud, how loud? I am currently looking into a new helmet and this one caught my eye. I am currently in an HJC IS17. Yes, very bottom of the barrel, I know. I got it on closeout because it fit my budget when I bought my Vrod Muscle in 2019. 2 weird things. If I am rocking freeway speeds, and when I reach my destination, my ears don't ring and no hearing diminishment. But, if I am on surface streets and the highest speed is 60 mph, I get to where I am going, its as if I have been to a really loud concert and I have a slight ring in my ears and hard of hearing. I am not sure if its wind noise, my exhaust tone or a combination of both. I am hoping this helmet helps alleviate this problem. I would appreciate your 2 cents.
If you rock ear plugs I think you'll be fine
lol don’t knock the alpine stars air bag. Currently rock the alpine stars tech air 3 and tech air 5 depending on weather/season. Highly recommend.
Don’t take it as a knock, actually something I’ve been really fascinated with as the new technology emerges - Just putting it up there with the highest level of safe gear ⚙️
@@FXDLSBrooklyn it made me laugh 😂 I do agree level of gear is a personal decision. I recommend giving the tech air 3 a shot… I’d be curious to hear your opinion. I ride without the air bag during the hottest of summer months but for fall and spring riding, the extra layer is welcomed and why not have a little bit more peace of mind as well.
@@rickbradshaw2148I’ve seen some of the ones Ryan F9 has highlighted, including the backpack version - I think it’s probably only a matter of time until it is as standard as armor - I think my issue would be forgetting that I am tethered to the bike, which happens all the time with heated gear
The Judge logo on the helmet 😍
#bringinitdown
Yo what’s up brother love the channel and all the content but when are we going to see another trip… 😂😂 love watching you ride and spend time with your old boy too it’s awesome mate peace and love from Gold Coast Australia ✌️🤙
It's interesting because every time I do that type of content covering my bike trips, no one watches it - Good to hear at least someone is hungry for the real miles 🏁⚡️
@@FXDLSBrooklyn love all the content brother but especially the trips with your old man👌🤙
Great review 🤙🏼
Appreciate you man!
Love your content looking at getting a carbon mod bandit i seem to be the same as you as far as sizing my shoei RF14 I'm
a medium same with my bell race star flex i also have the outlaw bandit in a medium, lot of youtube reviews are saying to go down a size i measure 56 3/4 head size what do you think?
Just got mine and wore it out over the weekend. My only sort of complaint is I’m not too big of a fan on the chin guard mesh thing. Is there a way to remove that?
Comes right out - Honestly I don't know why you would take that out, it will help with the wind noise
Thanks, that FXR duude...
9:37
Ahh yeah! That's my 1988 FXR-SP - Never letting that thing go
@@FXDLSBrooklyn Never man...
is it noisy inside?
As opposed to what? Noisy outside? Yeah it gets loud at fast highway speeds like most helmets
@@FXDLSBrooklyn lol
I got the Iridium shield for my Mod, but it is too dark come night time. Is the Mirror shield lighter tinted than the iridium?
Do not ride at night with anything but the clear - Stay safe
Very jellllly I wasnt able to get a 2023 white ST, i ended up with a 24 vivid black after some interesting private sales that didnt work out :(
Also a great looking bike!
I tried to not be a cliche dyna bro by avoiding this helmet but it was literally the most comfortable, especially in the cheeks. I even tried on the Shoei, Arai, etc... I couldn't not get this helmet. I only wish I could've gotten it in white instead of Hellfire. SoCal sun and heat is real.
I agree man, I think it's probably their best helmet at this point for the price point.
Comparison to shoei neotech ?
Coming soon - Got my Dad a Neotech for Father's Day and he loves it
I love the style of the helmet , but i find its overall alot bigger than my Bell Qualifier dlx which i love for the price point especially with transition shield , but i have to give yhe Simpson another look.
Definitely worth checking out, I really love the helmet
Ironically I'm not a Dyna bro but I'm a Scout bro which is basically Indian's Dyna lol. 11" bar rise, Mod Bandit, Memphis Shades Road Warrior fairing, hand guards, bar bag, old school Vans, and chain wallet, yup, it's the Dyna bro setup. No shame.
Nice!
My helmet used to be modular
But after dropping it so much ain't working anymore XD
Yeah you don’t want to be dropping your helmet too much
I have the bobblehead look, but Simpsons are the best fitting helmet for my head shape.
Whatever works is what you should run!
Nice review, thanks!
Appreciate you man!
Nice job, great review! Gameranx style❤
Thanks!
1:41 WHERE IS THAT? just give me a road please
Grand Teton Mountains
Got to say the bobble head look is my only gripe with mine (I’m also short so it’s even more pronounced) but other than that amazing lid!
What size?
@@FXDLSBrooklyn I got the Small and standing at 5’5…. It looks a little silly on my body lol
Don't sleep on the adjustable vents in the chin like I did for months, completely forgot I could
Dude for real
My guys!
Been sleeping here for the last two years. Vents opened…… come at me 👍🏻🇦🇺
You know I've got a helmet problem. My helmet collection is out of control.
I thought i could live with a fullface as my daily, but as you pointed out, quick gas stops are easier when you don't have to take off your helmet to clearly see how much gas is in the tank. (Personal pet peeve, gas stations that don't have paper towels to wipe spilled gas off of tank, suck.)
Ive also found that taking off your helmet at gas stops seems to be an unofficial welcome mat for every person that wants to tell you about the Honda V45 their Uncle who went to prison sold them and only needs the carburetor cleaned out and do i know how to work on Hondas and theyre really quitting heroin this time and look at this cool tattoo on their asscheek they got at a party last night, and what do all those decals on your lunch cooler strapped to your bike mean, ...oh youre going to work, nightshift, that must suck, do you make a lot of money, are they hiring, and do i know anyone who wants to buy some Oxytocin...its much easier to flip up the modular, pump gas and leave.
And there was the case in Norwood, Ohio, where a guy entered a store with his helmet on, and the clerk shot him thinking he was there to rob them .
I had a Schubert modular because it's supposed to be the quietest helmet on the planet...if you have the perfect European shaped head. I don't and i tried, but it moved around especially with the weight of the Gopro on it and i literally almost left it in the garbage can at Iron Pony in Columbus after the Block Party trip. (A helmet that doesn't give you headaches at high speed is crucial. )
I have a couple full faces, but i really like having a modular. I finally bought a Shoei Neotec after trying one on at Cycle Gear. They were having a huge sale and trying to move the Neotec2's in preparation for the 3's. So far so good. I really wanted to try on a Simpson Modular but i couldn't find any in stock in stores within a 200 mile radius and theres such a difference in helmet fit, i recommend that everyone try on their helmets. (HJC sizing is much different than other brands. And the Harley helmets are HJC, and i find them uncomfortable just trying them on.)
I am excited about the Carbon Outlaw Bandit that Simpson just came out with...did i mention i have a helmet problem?
Number one comment once again - I feel like I could do a separate video on gas station pet peeves
XD at work but got 1h to spare so having my coffee ☕ with some biscuits 🍪 while watching this then
Had a meeting at 10 and now waiting to start my shift at 12
And then later ofc after work i go to Friday Night Magic ✨
Let’s get it Paul! Wishing you true glory on the Plains tonight
I bought a small and it's the best I've ever worn. Had a scorpion that almost wrecked me and I tossed across the road afterwards
After thousands of miles, I am happy with my Mod Bandit as well - In terms of their helmets in general, the Outlaw fits me the best, but definitely stack heavy miles with the Mod Bandit as well 🏁⚡️
How'd the Scorpion almost get you wrecked?
@@rayhan4502 it blocked my view. Restricted my head movement. Etc etc.
@@myself7630 did you not try it out when buy it?
@@myself7630 did you not try it out first? It seems like it's more your fault than the helmet's fault
Love my Mod Bandit and Ghost Bandit, not a big fan of my Speed Bandit. Has a bad spot on top of my head that hurts like hell after about 30 minutes. Great video, sent to my brother so he can a better decision.
Yeah that sounds more like a fitment issue - The Speed Bandit is one I have zero experience with, my brother in law rocks it though and likes it
I chugged a beer everytime you said “crushing miles”. And let me tell ya……hold on I gotta pee….
I’m pretty ahitced. 🥴👍
Switch to La Croix, you'll be a better rider in the morning
I’ll stick to my Shoei
Also a great helmet - I will say though, the Simpson will beat the Shoei in terms of airflow as well as lightness
Great vid. Thanks for the honesty. 👍🏾
Thanks!
Hey, like your videos, but just curious, why don't you show your face?
No face no case
I think the real question is, why do so many other content creators CHOOSE to show their face? 🤔
They look good, The most comfortable helmet I've ever owned, The Features are good, But the build quality is just Meh, My first one broke. Wont latch closed. The internal visor stopped working, The Little red tag that clips the chin strap up so it stops flapping in the breeze fell off, The liner fell out, The glue come off,
Simpson warranty is pretty much non existent. I dont know if i just got a dud?
But man they are just so comfy,
And i also think they are a fair amount over priced considering
Good points - I'm going to continue to put heavy miles on mine this year, will let you know if any of these things happen
The mod bandit is great for around town low speed. But after 50 it’s loud and just outright stupid. This helmet is nothing short of overpriced. As someone who also puts down the miles this is not the helmet I would choose for the long haul and even short rides. I use my outlaw far more often because the mod bandit is just incredibly cheaply made in my opinion. Sure you get that cool Simpson look. But may as well just go without a helmet if your concern is noise. I get less irritation without this on then with it. My honest opinion is it’s garbage.
Yeah it's tough man, I just did an 8000+ mile coast to coast trip with it, and it actually did pretty well
gameranx fan?
I've been known to pop in and say what's up to the Falcon
Dyna bro? How about softail bro lol.
@@jacobdicesare2032 you do you 🙃
@@FXDLSBrooklynI was saying, your standing by a softail. Great video. I ordered one and wish I would've saw your video first. Oh well, I guess I'll give it a try.
@@jacobdicesare2032 ahhh yes, my main road bike is a Dyna - Let me know how it goes for you, just completed an 8000+ mile trip with one
Bobble head, bro you got bobble head bad, bad good the size of that helmet it almost reaches from shoulder to shoulder
Dyna Bro lmao who would call themselves that lol
The common snapping turtle (Chelydra serpentina) is a species of large freshwater turtle in the family Chelydridae. Its natural range extends from southeastern Canada, southwest to the edge of the Rocky Mountains, as far east as Nova Scotia and Florida. The present-day Chelydra serpentina population in the Middle Rio Grande, suggests that common snapping turtle has been present in this drainage since at least the seventeenth century and is likely native.[3] The three species of Chelydra and the larger alligator snapping turtles (genus Macrochelys) are the only extant chelydrids, a family now restricted to the Americas. The common snapping turtle, as its name implies, is the most widespread.[4]
The common snapping turtle is noted for its combative disposition when out of the water with its powerful beak-like jaws, and highly mobile head and neck (hence the specific epithet serpentina, meaning "snake-like"). In water, it is likely to flee and hide underwater in sediment. The common snapping turtle has a life-history strategy characterized by high and variable mortality of embryos and hatchlings, delayed sexual maturity, extended adult longevity, and iteroparity (repeated reproductive events) with low reproductive success per reproductive event.[5]