Well done. The i71 has a metric fastening and it is a newer model. :) This one seems to be a great deal for less than 200 EUR. Got my like here. Keep it up.
I recently found this channel and I greatly appreciate the presentation style. You're always clear about what bike a given anecdote comes from, and that adds so much value to those real-world data points. Thanks to you and your team for the hard work.
I think best to try in advance as you may need a large. I wear a medium in Shoei and an ML in AGV ends up a little loose, but I had to move up to large for the i70. Cheers, Tony
Just had chance to check and I suspect you'll need to use the adhesive plate rather than the clamp. The plastic cover around the trim of the i70 is quite broad, too much so I think for the Sena clamp to go around. Cheers, Tony
Well done. The i71 has a metric fastening and it is a newer model. :) This one seems to be a great deal for less than 200 EUR. Got my like here. Keep it up.
I recently found this channel and I greatly appreciate the presentation style. You're always clear about what bike a given anecdote comes from, and that adds so much value to those real-world data points. Thanks to you and your team for the hard work.
I take a medium in a shoei ryd helmet and a medium / large in an agv k3sv. Do you think a medium would be ok in this model? Thanks.
I think best to try in advance as you may need a large. I wear a medium in Shoei and an ML in AGV ends up a little loose, but I had to move up to large for the i70. Cheers, Tony
Do you think the HJC i-70 is compatible with the Sena Spider ST1 clamp mounting option (rather than the adhesive)?
Just had chance to check and I suspect you'll need to use the adhesive plate rather than the clamp. The plastic cover around the trim of the i70 is quite broad, too much so I think for the Sena clamp to go around. Cheers, Tony
How does this compare to the rpha 70 for wind noise ?
There's a lot of positivity in the customer reviews for the RPHA-70 and it's more neutral for the i70. I hope that helps. Cheers, Tony