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Serel SV Black/Red Motorcycle Helmet Flip-Up ECE 22.06 1650gr with Sunvisor Code: 25201.323

The Acerbis Serel SV is a flip-up motorcycle helmet with an integrated tinted inner sun visor operated by a lever, a removable nose guard and chin curtain. It features a communication system speaker...

The Acerbis Serel SV is a flip-up motorcycle helmet with an integrated tinted inner sun visor operated by a lever, a removable nose guard and chin curtain. It features a communication system speaker recess for speakers up to 40 mm in diameter and 6 mm in height.

  • Type: Flip-up
  • Shell material: Thermoplastic
  • Weight: 1650 g 50 g
  • Certification: ECE 22.06
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  • Giorgos_Peristeropoulos
    2
    3 out of 4 members found this review helpful

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    This review is about the colour: Black

    The reason for the 2 stars is that the moving part of the helmet came loose while in motion. This has never happened to me even with the cheapest helmet all these years

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    • Application
    • Ventilation
    • Low aerodynamic noise
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    • Visibility
    • Weight
    • Value for money
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  • Giannis_Kalogeropoulos11
    4
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful

    In general, I consider this helmet to be VFM. With a cost just above a hundred euros, you get a helmet that will cover you in most areas. It has a good design. In my size S (small), it fits like a glove, although it exerts a slightly stronger pressure on my cheeks. It has very easy removal and reinstallation of the visor through a sliding locker that is accessible with the visor in the open position. The visor fogs up relatively easily, but with a small opening, it clears up immediately. Of course, it accepts the pinlock, so the problem is mitigated. It has a good latch on the flip-up section, which clicks into the closed-open positions. The visor has three opening stages. I have noticed that it does not scratch easily. I have already bumped it lightly 2-3 times, and it does not have a single mark on it. The sun visor is less dark than others, but I find it okay. It locks in the closed and open position with a little pressure on the control. For now, since the helmet is new and very snug, I can wear glasses after putting on the helmet, and I have to take them off before removing it, otherwise, they get pushed out. It has slots for headphones up to 40mm, which is the standard size in most intercom systems. Larger ones will not fit in the ready-made slots that are the waiting areas in the inner shell. The pads have good latches, but their plastic fillets are made of quite flexible material, and after the first removal (to install headphones and pass the cables), they do not seem particularly sturdy. The same goes for the peripheral plastic fillet of the helmet base and the inner padding. These small plastics are very flexible, to the point of looking rubbery, one could say! (see the photo).. As for their quality, the impression I have is that they follow the pattern of "you get what you pay for." For the money it costs, they are acceptable, but let's see how long they last. The installation of the sound system was easy, without surprises and peculiarities. The inner padding and the chin strap are removable. Visually, it is very beautiful. In city traffic, you can hear the wind, but not whistling, like in a Pilot jet helmet. The airflow seems to be quite smooth at low speeds (up to 75 km/h). It does not shake, nor are there any whirls, even with the visor open. When I travel with it, I will return to comment on how much noise it makes at high speeds. Of course, it accepts pinlock. For the money it costs, it is good. As for its safety... let's hope it doesn't need to be tested...

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    • Application
    • Visibility
    • Low aerodynamic noise
    • Value for money
    • Ventilation
    • Construction quality
    • Weight
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  • This review is about the colour: Black

  • The reason for the 2 stars is that the moving part of the helmet came loose while in motion. This has never happened to me even with the cheapest helmet all these years

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  • In general, I consider this helmet to be VFM. With a cost just above a hundred euros, you get a helmet that will cover you in most areas. It has a good design. In my size S (small), it fits like a glove, although it exerts a slightly stronger pressure on my cheeks. It has very easy removal and reinstallation of the visor through a sliding locker that is accessible with the visor in the open position. The visor fogs up relatively easily, but with a small opening, it clears up immediately. Of course, it accepts the pinlock, so the problem is mitigated. It has a good latch on the flip-up section, which clicks into the closed-open positions. The visor has three opening stages. I have noticed that it does not scratch easily. I have already bumped it lightly 2-3 times, and it does not have a single mark on it. The sun visor is less dark than others, but I find it okay. It locks in the closed and open position with a little pressure on the control. For now, since the helmet is new and very snug, I can wear glasses after putting on the helmet, and I have to take them off before removing it, otherwise, they get pushed out. It has slots for headphones up to 40mm, which is the standard size in most intercom systems. Larger ones will not fit in the ready-made slots that are the waiting areas in the inner shell. The pads have good latches, but their plastic fillets are made of quite flexible material, and after the first removal (to install headphones and pass the cables), they do not seem particularly sturdy. The same goes for the peripheral plastic fillet of the helmet base and the inner padding. These small plastics are very flexible, to the point of looking rubbery, one could say! (see the photo).. As for their quality, the impression I have is that they follow the pattern of "you get what you pay for." For the money it costs, they are acceptable, but let's see how long they last. The installation of the sound system was easy, without surprises and peculiarities. The inner padding and the chin strap are removable. Visually, it is very beautiful. In city traffic, you can hear the wind, but not whistling, like in a Pilot jet helmet. The airflow seems to be quite smooth at low speeds (up to 75 km/h). It does not shake, nor are there any whirls, even with the visor open. When I travel with it, I will return to comment on how much noise it makes at high speeds. Of course, it accepts pinlock. For the money it costs, it is good. As for its safety... let's hope it doesn't need to be tested...

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Description & Specifications

The Acerbis Serel SV is a flip-up motorcycle helmet with an integrated tinted inner sun visor operated by a lever, a removable nose guard and chin curtain. It features a communication system speaker recess for speakers up to 40 mm in diameter and 6 mm in height.

  • Type: Flip-up
  • Shell material: Thermoplastic
  • Weight: 1650 g ± 50 g
  • Certification: ECE 22.06
  • Closure: Micrometric
  • Internal tinted visor: Yes
  • Pinlock: Ready
  • Lining: Removable and washable
  • Communication system recess: Yes

SkuDescription|Brand

Product Number
25201.323

Dimensions

Type
Flip-Up
Weight (+/-50 gr)
1650 gr
Colour
Multicolour
Material
Thermoplastic
Clasp
Microlock
Certification
ECE 22.06
Pinlock (Anti-fog Film)
Ready

Extra Features

Removable / Washable Interior
Yes
Intercom Support
Yes
Sun Visor
Yes
Chin Curtain
Yes
Breath Guard
Yes

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  3. 3 stars
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  5. 1 star
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  • Application
  • Low aerodynamic noise
  • Ventilation
  • Visibility
  • Value for money
  • Construction quality
  • Weight

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  • Giorgos_Peristeropoulos
    2
    3 out of 4 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    This review is about the colour: Black

    The reason for the 2 stars is that the moving part of the helmet came loose while in motion. This has never happened to me even with the cheapest helmet all these years

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Application
    • Ventilation
    • Low aerodynamic noise
    • Construction quality
    • Visibility
    • Weight
    • Value for money
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  • Giannis_Kalogeropoulos11
    4
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful

    In general, I consider this helmet to be VFM. With a cost just above a hundred euros, you get a helmet that will cover you in most areas. It has a good design. In my size S (small), it fits like a glove, although it exerts a slightly stronger pressure on my cheeks. It has very easy removal and reinstallation of the visor through a sliding locker that is accessible with the visor in the open position. The visor fogs up relatively easily, but with a small opening, it clears up immediately. Of course, it accepts the pinlock, so the problem is mitigated. It has a good latch on the flip-up section, which clicks into the closed-open positions. The visor has three opening stages. I have noticed that it does not scratch easily. I have already bumped it lightly 2-3 times, and it does not have a single mark on it. The sun visor is less dark than others, but I find it okay. It locks in the closed and open position with a little pressure on the control. For now, since the helmet is new and very snug, I can wear glasses after putting on the helmet, and I have to take them off before removing it, otherwise, they get pushed out. It has slots for headphones up to 40mm, which is the standard size in most intercom systems. Larger ones will not fit in the ready-made slots that are the waiting areas in the inner shell. The pads have good latches, but their plastic fillets are made of quite flexible material, and after the first removal (to install headphones and pass the cables), they do not seem particularly sturdy. The same goes for the peripheral plastic fillet of the helmet base and the inner padding. These small plastics are very flexible, to the point of looking rubbery, one could say! (see the photo).. As for their quality, the impression I have is that they follow the pattern of "you get what you pay for." For the money it costs, they are acceptable, but let's see how long they last. The installation of the sound system was easy, without surprises and peculiarities. The inner padding and the chin strap are removable. Visually, it is very beautiful. In city traffic, you can hear the wind, but not whistling, like in a Pilot jet helmet. The airflow seems to be quite smooth at low speeds (up to 75 km/h). It does not shake, nor are there any whirls, even with the visor open. When I travel with it, I will return to comment on how much noise it makes at high speeds. Of course, it accepts pinlock. For the money it costs, it is good. As for its safety... let's hope it doesn't need to be tested...

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Application
    • Visibility
    • Low aerodynamic noise
    • Value for money
    • Ventilation
    • Construction quality
    • Weight
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • This review is about the colour: Black

  • The reason for the 2 stars is that the moving part of the helmet came loose while in motion. This has never happened to me even with the cheapest helmet all these years

    Translated from Greek ·
    3
  • In general, I consider this helmet to be VFM. With a cost just above a hundred euros, you get a helmet that will cover you in most areas. It has a good design. In my size S (small), it fits like a glove, although it exerts a slightly stronger pressure on my cheeks. It has very easy removal and reinstallation of the visor through a sliding locker that is accessible with the visor in the open position. The visor fogs up relatively easily, but with a small opening, it clears up immediately. Of course, it accepts the pinlock, so the problem is mitigated. It has a good latch on the flip-up section, which clicks into the closed-open positions. The visor has three opening stages. I have noticed that it does not scratch easily. I have already bumped it lightly 2-3 times, and it does not have a single mark on it. The sun visor is less dark than others, but I find it okay. It locks in the closed and open position with a little pressure on the control. For now, since the helmet is new and very snug, I can wear glasses after putting on the helmet, and I have to take them off before removing it, otherwise, they get pushed out. It has slots for headphones up to 40mm, which is the standard size in most intercom systems. Larger ones will not fit in the ready-made slots that are the waiting areas in the inner shell. The pads have good latches, but their plastic fillets are made of quite flexible material, and after the first removal (to install headphones and pass the cables), they do not seem particularly sturdy. The same goes for the peripheral plastic fillet of the helmet base and the inner padding. These small plastics are very flexible, to the point of looking rubbery, one could say! (see the photo).. As for their quality, the impression I have is that they follow the pattern of "you get what you pay for." For the money it costs, they are acceptable, but let's see how long they last. The installation of the sound system was easy, without surprises and peculiarities. The inner padding and the chin strap are removable. Visually, it is very beautiful. In city traffic, you can hear the wind, but not whistling, like in a Pilot jet helmet. The airflow seems to be quite smooth at low speeds (up to 75 km/h). It does not shake, nor are there any whirls, even with the visor open. When I travel with it, I will return to comment on how much noise it makes at high speeds. Of course, it accepts pinlock. For the money it costs, it is good. As for its safety... let's hope it doesn't need to be tested...

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