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The YouTube video discusses various motorcycle half helmet options, focusing on the Bell's Pit Boss, GMAX GM65, Bell Rogue, and HJC cs2n. The Bell's Pit Boss offers a custom fit and eye protection but has criticisms regarding its tinted visor and shell. The GMAX GM65, being half the price, provides similar features to the Pit Boss. The Bell Rogue stands out for its unique design with a removable muzzle, albeit at a higher price. The Rogue is praised for style, comfort, and warmth but faces challenges with the muzzle and shorter straps. Comparison with the budget-friendly HJC cs2n, priced at $65, showcases its lightweight design, safety features, and affordability, albeit lacking a drop-down visor. Key aspects highlighted include comfort, style, safety features, pricing, and unique design elements of the mentioned half helmets.
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In this segment of the video, Ryan discusses different half helmet options. He mentions the classic Bell’s Pit Boss, which has features like a speed dial adjustment system and a drop-down sun visor. He praises its custom fit and eye protection but criticizes the tinted visor and shell material. Ryan then compares it to the GMAX GM65, which is half the price and offers similar features, including a clear visor and washable liner. Lastly, he talks about the Bell Rogue, which has a unique design with a removable muzzle but comes at a higher price of $250-$300.
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In this segment, the speaker discusses two motorcycle half helmets – the Rogue and the HJC cs2n. The Rogue is praised for its cool style, comfort, and warmth provided by the rubber curtain and muzzle. However, the speaker mentions difficulties with putting on the muzzle and shorter straps provided by Bell. Despite its weight and complexity, the Rogue is valued for its unique design. On the other hand, the HJC cs2n is highlighted as a budget-friendly choice at $65, offering a lightweight, slim design, DOT-approved safety features, and decent ventilation. The cs2n lacks a drop-down visor but is commended for its quality and affordability.