BELLSRT Modular Street Helmets

I am thoroughly pleased with my purchase of the Bell SRT Modular Helmet (Transmit Gloss Hi-Viz - X-Small). For the price I paid, it certainly exceeded my expectations and delivered excellent quality. The smaller sizes were available at a heavily discounted price, making this helmet top-notch in value-for-money.What sets this helmet apart is its modular feature. Once you've experienced the convenience and adaptability of a modular helmet, it's really hard to go back to anything else. It just adds an extra layer of comfort and versatility to my riding experience.However, I feel it's important to note that the initial item I received wasn't perfect - there was a slight issue with the sunglasses as they didn't move as smoothly as I expected. Despite this minor hiccup, the replacement process was seamless, and the new helmet received performed flawlessly.In conclusion, aside from a small hiccup, the Bell SRT Modular Helmet delivers fantastic value for its price point. It combines comfort, performance, and versatility in a stylish package. I would definitely recommend this product to any motorbike enthusiast looking for a high-quality helmet at a great price.

Looks good, fits well, a bit noisy.

I've been wearing Bell most of my life, there's simply no better helmet for the price. I crashed doing 45mph into the back of a car that pulled out in front of me, wearing an older Bell, I got up, walked away. Bike was totaled, and my body was wrecked, and bruised, but I lived, this was years ago, and the tech is even better now! The paint is incredible, it's a sexy helmet, and matches the bike I'm buying. It's and lighter than you expect it to be. the vents are very effective. It has a tinted pull down shade inside as a second visor, that is a feature I love. The only thing I'd change in the way the inner visor lift on the side feels very flimsy, a sturdier, even just slightly more, would inspire confidence that I won't break it while lifting with gloves on. It is a little tight around my ears, but I have big ears so..lol. I love it, and would love a second when I can afford one. Great job Amazon+Bell!

What is the best size for 56cm or 29inch. I measured my head. It's 56 cm. I ordered small and I can't get my head through the helmet. I don't know if I should ordered medium or large?

Most Important Things:1. I have a large head. I'm on the XXX/XXXX curve and generally no larger.2. Big Jaw required some smaller Bell cheek pads to fit properly3. After thats done, this may be THE most comfortable lid I have EVER OWNED.4. Nice deep ear pockets for rider intercom tools5. Despite being midtier cost, its very high value for the money.6. It came with a clear and a dark shield!7. With small adjustments, I am VERY VERY VERY happy wiht this lid.Critisims:1. the slot down shades are a little wonky to operate, but work.2. the silver highlights are not retro-reflective.Here is the long version:So I have a big, round head and a large jaw, so that makes fitting helmets a little weird for me. Always has. Add to that I sometimes wear glasses! So, modulars are my go too over the last several years.I ordered the 3X unit, and from another vendor, the 20mm cheekpads along with the 2X halo.FIRST OFF, THIS COMES WITH A TINTED SHIELD AND A CLEAR SHIELD. I missed that each time I read the description (dont know how) but it does.The stock 3X cheeckpads are too tight for me, but might be perfect for some. I tried the stock ones for a week, and it just wasnt comfortable, they were too tight and werent wearing in enough. I added the new 20mm units in and they started out tighter than the stock, but after another weak broke in just right. Turns out, I didnt have to adjust the halo, that was dead on.As for wear and feel, it seems like its a little noisy, but not bad. My bike has an adjustable windshield and when I pust it up 100% things get nice and quiet. Yesterday was a good warm day, so I got out and rode for a bit.... and I forgot to open the air vents. WHen I did it was like ICEWATER pouring around my head, it was GREAT. This suprised me as I never noticed cold air being an issue in the earlier months.I also chose to pair this helmet with a photochromatic face shield. That was maybe the iceing on the cake... I had been using the slot down shades and they are kinda wonky... I dont like the "feel" of their operation, its not very positive in opening and closing. I had a Full Face Harley modular recently that was a solid mechanical connection, which operated GREAT. This one I think is cable operated and you can feel the slacki/slop during actuation.I find the silver on black pattern very understated and attractive. (black gets hot though kids, remember that) My only wish is the silver highlights were ALSO retro-reflective. I would have paid ANOTHER hundred bucks NQA if that was an OEM feature. It would make a good helmet stylish AND nighttime visible. WIN FOR EVERYONE!!!Unrelated Story:Shout out to Bell Helmets. During research I tried calling the number listed on their facebook page... which was wrong. It was just some dude! Poor guy had been getting their calls for TWO YEARS. After a couple weeks of pestering via email and FB IM, they were able to get their marketing team to correct that issue for the guy and get the right number up. SCORE ONE for the powersports community, taking care of people is EXACTLY what a Helmet Manufacturer should be in the business of doing, and they did. Will buy Bell products again!