"The ideal buyer for a helmet like this would certainly be the winch-and-plummet rider" also ideal for anyone who races enduro where you always have to be wearing a helmet (including the climbs) and have to wear a full face on the timed stages.
I'm still using a Super DH for pedally night rides. I find the light jiggles about too much with an open face helmet. The chinbar (and cheek pads) make the helmet more secure for the descents. I find adding and removing the chinbar on the Super DH really quick and easy.
Jan. 6, 2023, 9:31 a.m. - Tim Coleman
"The ideal buyer for a helmet like this would certainly be the winch-and-plummet rider" also ideal for anyone who races enduro where you always have to be wearing a helmet (including the climbs) and have to wear a full face on the timed stages. I'm still using a Super DH for pedally night rides. I find the light jiggles about too much with an open face helmet. The chinbar (and cheek pads) make the helmet more secure for the descents. I find adding and removing the chinbar on the Super DH really quick and easy.