Here in America, you probably aren’t familiar with Schuberth helmets. And, if you are, you more likely associate them with the heads of German motorcycle cops than your own. But, thanks to innovative new helmets like this S2, that’s about … Continued
Our buddy Ana uses “Crackers,” her DR-Z 400 every single day in LA. Working as a model and actress, she rides to castings, shoots, coffee with friends and fancy parties, and needs to look good when she does so. That … Continued
Introduced in 1984, German helmet innovator Schuberth sold 100,000 of these “Speed” helmets. It was claimed to be the first motorcycle helmet designed with aerodynamic principals in mind, specifically those of a golf ball. The divots were thought to stabilize … Continued
What do you give a man or woman who already has motorcycling? That can be more difficult than it sounds. The clothes we wear, the tools we use and the stuff we do is highly specialized, subject to elaborate technical … Continued
The Schuberth SR1 is amazing. No, really. The first time you try it on, you’ll stop dead in your tracks and reevaluate what you previously considered acceptable in terms of fit and construction. Every line, every pad, every panel and … Continued
Look at the list of features incorporated into this new Schuberth S2: integrated sun visor, two Bluetooth antennas, huge vents, and an incredibly low noise level (just 85dB at 62mph). All that paints a picture of a nice touring helmet, … Continued
A new alternative to the Arai Corsair V/Shoei X-Twelve high-end race helmet continuum, the Schuberth SR1 exceeds the feature content of those two helmets while boasting Schuberth’s traditionally low noise levels. Oh, and some guy names Michael Schumacher contributed to … Continued