How do you like your Schuberth C3? I was thinking of getting one. Are they really as quiet and light-weight as they advertise?Originally Posted by motozeke
How do you like your Schuberth C3? I was thinking of getting one. Are they really as quiet and light-weight as they advertise?
It's a shame really that this bike with its huge ass rear-end doesn't have enormous saddlebags...
Re-tired, or Re-tard. Depends on your attitude.
I wear a large Speed & Strength Spin Doctor helmet in 3/4 mode (i.e. with the chin brace removed). This easily fits in either side.
2X Shoei leaves the left side box about 2 inches from closing.
Large Shoei RF-1100 will just barely fit in the left side but you have to force the last quarter inch closed. Its so tight that I'm not sure I trust the latch to hold while riding. I have not tried it yet.
Shoei too expensive to see it rolling down the road...
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Before the breathing air is gone, before the sun is just a bright star in the night sky.
I've put Shoei RF 1200 M in left side without a problem.
Have put old ICON M in left side, ICON S in right side.
Need to move helmets around to get them into the deepest recess part of the back wall before closing bag, as it's always a snug fit.
Steve - looks interesting. To which part of the bike do you usually connect it?
Just a thought for everybody - ski shops all carry various types of locking cable devices, used for locking one's skis, usually to an outside rack of some sort when you take a break for lunch, etc..
These can be very useful for locking motorcycle helmets and jackets, too.
Tried to fit my Shoei QWest XL in the bags but it's a no go. My Shoei RJ Platinum 3/4 just fits.
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