Review on 🚀 Revolutionize Your Ride with LS2 Helmets Modular Metro V3 Helmet by Chad Black

Update: More wind noise was due to not folding the front panel all the way down, you have to push really hard to close it. When you unlock it and can barely see any space, it's known as the pendulum position. Obviously that's why it's not completely locked, but you can't see much space. that's a cool feature. However, I have to deduct 3 stars from this rating. When I took the bolster out all the bolster's wire was bent, the thing that holds it in the helmet so it's not easy to get it on and off. I feel like they should send a replacement. Also, there are no hooks on the bolster as I see in the video where people unclip the bolster and then take it off. I feel like I have a helmet that's been hanging in storage forever, or that someone has tried on and disassembled many times. Like a used helmet. . . The worst thing is that I live in the tropics. My forehead sweats most in the forehead area. When I take it off I have a black mark where the helmet meets my forehead. The material leaves this trace, so to speak, and it has to be detached from the material itself. Unfortunately, the only way to find out is after the ride. It looks and works well but the problem with the shim and being difficult to remove and hard to put back on the shim is a deal breaker for me. In the tropics, the liners have to be washed more often and removing and replacing them is too much of a hassle. I would return it, I could. Next, consider the Bell Qualifier. It remains to buy a helmet with a beautiful removable interior. I wouldn't have gotten it at all if my other helmet wasn't so old and shabby, it was easiest to snap from the inside. Do I have a small bottleneck right at the hairline? But I do know that in terms of how helmets should fit, a helmet fits well. My other helmet was so comfortable because it was too big. After it's cracked, it should be fine. If I push my back forward but have a really spongy neck, I get more than a finger space in the forehead area. So there could be a long oval/medium oval. But the helmet is great, looks great from all angles, the visor has 5 positions and is easy to move up and down. The helmet lifts and locks easily and well. Can be closed easily. The interior is comfortable. For people driving on long highways it can be very noisy but for me the top speed is 100km and it's windy but I don't care. I like feeling the wind. I don't want to be in a random bubble or I'll drive. But that's something to consider if you happen to be using a lame vlogging mic for your 10 followers. The vents blow so nicely. Cheeks, head, mouth, I'm very cool in a helmet. I prefer modular helmets so I don't have to take them off to interact with people, but maybe one day I'll try a regular non-modular full-face helmet. Everything feels solid and well made, would definitely recommend for occasional everyday users.