BV2s vs old style modular helmet

[YamerHammer]

I have the BV2S and I don't know what I'm doing wrong but I hate it.....It is good up to -20c and after that it fogs spots on the visor right where the intake holes are on mask that fits on your face. It ends up getting so bad that you can't see at all and you end up having to leave the visor open. My Honest opion if you ride -20c and colder I wouldn't buy the helmet.....if you don't it is a nice rig. I heard of guy's hot glueing one of the vents closed but I figure if I spend $600CAN on a helmet I shouldn't have to hot glue nothing.

 

[cutlass7]

I have the BV2S and I don't know what I'm doing wrong but I hate it.....It is good up to -20c and after that it fogs spots on the visor right where the intake holes are on mask that fits on your face. It ends up getting so bad that you can't see at all and you end up having to leave the visor open. My Honest opion if you ride -20c and colder I wouldn't buy the helmet.....if you don't it is a nice rig. I heard of guy's hot glueing one of the vents closed but I figure if I spend $600CAN on a helmet I shouldn't have to hot glue nothing.

You do know that there are three different valves for the mask depending on the outside temp? If it is colder than -20c, you are to use the plain outlet valve....warmer than that, it calls for the valve with holes. I would try adjusting it before you give up on it.

 

[Beerman]

Another vote for the BV2S, I've tried at least 6 helmets in the last few years and the BV2S is by far my favorite and the best modular helmet I've tried.