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| - I would hate to start any review with " there are two kinds of...." but since this is a review related to motorcycle clothing , kinda related to two, wheels that is, but I'll save it till later.
Buying a helmet unseen, second hand or because it came free with the bike are usually the kind of people that are cranky after a long ride. While I respect the choice of people to not wear helmets please respect mine to laugh at you:) My wife's helmet is on display at this shop as a reminder that local laws are one things but the laws of physics tend not to be so transient.
We've bought 3 helmets from here, they have an excellent range both in prices, styles ( open , closed ,modular, mx , etc) and often different grades of finish for each type. Price wise they won't be the cheapest , that pesky sakes tax thing but.., but in terms of service in the choice and fitting you are unlikely to spend time returning the item you bought .and if you have to it's painless process.
Good range of personal accessories, visors, gloves, socks and footwear which tends more to the street than the track / bar. Even better they keep the visors, part kits and other knick knacks to service the popular lines that they sell .
They give good advice based on your questions, actually know about the helmets,their construction, effectiveness and will take the time to make sure you get what you need.
Yep there's two kinds of people bikers and motorcyclists. It's interesting to me that the crotch rocket types wear only a helmet then shorts,tshirt and sneakers and the Harley types wear heavy boots, leather, jackets and er no helmet. Helmet Center is more to the street side overall but if you need a helmet, now and actually care about the contents of it I really don't think you can get a better experience on the north side of Phoenix and probably the valley as a whole.
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