LS2 Helmets Valiant II Modular Helmet

Came with the side un glued. I've had to adjust it and try to make it work ever. Single. Time I take it off and put it back on. I'm really upset I wasted my money and nothing was done to correct this defect

Very nice looking quality helmet but the sizing is way off. Smallest 3X I have ever seen. I returned the helmet. Felt a little heavier then I expected also.

First, the sizes run a hair small, so order up if your anywhere near the high side measurement of a size.The chin bar flipping ask the way back is great and the built in tinted shade is also nice.The cheek pads seem to be a hair tighter than the rest of the helmet, but not terrible and they break in after a bit

I ride a Harley with little wind protection, helmet fits great, functions wonderfully. Only reason not 5 star is helmet is loud, allowing high amount of wind noise.

I saw this on a trip at a dealership. I had been looking at Scorpion's version, but it is not available in the states. I saw the Valiant and really liked its features.Some pros after 2000 miles of wearing it ( about 1.5 month of ride time, since its cold weather 15-25 F and snow weather ).1 The chin piece going all the way to the back and being streamlines is awesome! True 3\4 open face feeling.2 Visor is good size3 Quick Lock chin strap4 Came with Tinted visor also!5 Nice back pack and helmet bag along with something thats a neck brace... not sure on the neck brace. But the other stuff was a nice addition. Its not 30 day back pack, but its a nice back pack for your helmet if you are taking it with you when walking.6 Seems to have nice bluetooth speaker pockets, haven't installed my BT yet, but seems roomy.Cons1 Visor lift is in the middle top to lift it up. Thats pretty stupid if you ask me. Not sure why it isn't on the lower part like all other helmets. Yes it will take some time getting used to, but curious to how scratched it will get from me constantly trying to find the lip to lift the visor.2 Its noisy, compared to my Scorpion modular that DOES NOT lift behind the helmet. It was very noticeable. Honestly Its not much quieter with the chin piece down as it is with the chin up. Not sure how well the BT will work with the road noise. With Ear buds in, sound was greatly diminish compared to my Scorpion helmet.3 Button for chin piece is difficult to use. I can unlock it, but it seems to take alot of effort when riding. My Scorpion was simple push button and it just opened easily. This one hopefully will break in over time.Would I buy it again?Time will tell. I am really loving the flip chin piece. I have a Concours 14 with electric windscreen. I thought that would be a novel thing (e-windscreen) but I use the heck out of it. The the flip chin piece some might see that the same way, but I am a rider. Not uncommon for me to rid 60,000 + miles a year. I will say I will never own anything but a modular helmet ever again. This is my second modular. So comfort wise this helmet seem decent so far, and the flip chin is absolutely a game changer.Build and construction of the helmet seem very good. Nothing seemed cheap or flimsy. Helmet is NOT light weight, but NOT heavy either. For what it is, it works well weight wise for me.