GP or GP-R?
In a nutshell: it is a light weight, aerodynamically stable, good looking and venting helmet with good visibility.
However, being fully carbon fibre (not just a single layer) it is louder than traditional sport helmets. Furthermore, there are no cutouts for intercom speakers.
As a track day/race lid it is great. But for road riding the lack of speaker cutouts and non switchable vents compromise it.
The GP has a significant visor/pin-lock design issue, that was addressed in the GP-R (see final section of linked review for more information)
https://s1000rrforum.co.uk/showthread.php?10698-AGV-Pista-GP-R-Review-(From-a-former-Pista-GP-owner)
- Oli
Anyone experience with this helmet?
GP-R.
I have an AGV K5 at the moment, with a a GoPro mounted to the front and it's just too heavy. It's giving me neck pains. I've read your review, but do you think the GP-R is a sensible helmet for day to day riding with a GoPro mounted to it? I always wear in-ear earphones anyway so the noise shouldn't be an issue and neither should the lack of bays for speakers.
my mate has the gp carbon. its heavier than you think. in fact heavier than his new arai rx7. the vents are useless, yes good amount of ventilation but useless removable rubber bungs to open and close vents, so he lost his in the first week of owning it. im guessing the newer one is better.
Look at a Shoei X Spirit 3, can?t fault mine
GP-R.
I have an AGV K5 at the moment, with a a GoPro mounted to the front and it's just too heavy. It's giving me neck pains. I've read your review, but do you think the GP-R is a sensible helmet for day to day riding with a GoPro mounted to it? I always wear in-ear earphones anyway so the noise shouldn't be an issue and neither should the lack of bays for speakers.
Thanks lads. Just pulled the trigger on the Shoei X-Spirit 3 (MM 93 Edition)
Thanks lads. Just pulled the trigger on the Shoei X-Spirit 3 (MM 93 Edition)