Product Description

The Scorpion EXO 900 Transformer Helmet is one of the most revolutionary street motorcycle helmets on the market today. Its like having 3 helmets in 1! Go from a Full Face to an Open Face to a Flip-Up Modular in seconds with little effort. With a wide variety of sizes and designs, you will be sure to find one that fits you. Get stung today!!Features. Full face helmet, a flip front modular and a 3/4 helmet, a true 3-in-1. 3/4 helmet - the peak sun visor is included. EverClear« no-fog faceshield and retractable SpeedView« sun visor. Optically correct, clear shield with state-of-the-art fog-free technology. Anti-scratch, hardened coating. Internal sun visor changes positions with the simple flip of a switch. Both faceshield and SpeedView« sun visor feature toolless removal and installation for cleaning or replacement. KwikWick« moisture-wicking, breathable helmet liner and cheek pads. Adjustable front and rear vents for maximum airflow. AirFitÖ he lmet pump air inflation system for a custom fit. Cheek pad and neck roll adjustment system for improved fit and wind noise reduction. Both D.O.T. and ECE certified

Product Details

• Size: Large
• Color: Black Cherry
• Brand: Scorpion
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 11.50" h x 11.50" w x 15.00" l, 6.00 pounds

Features

• Both Face shield and SpeedView sun visor have a tool-less installation and removal for cleaning or replacement.
• KwickWick moisture-wicking makes the helmet liner and cheek pads breathable.
• The front and rear vents are adjustable for maximum airflow.
• For a custom fit, the helmet is designed with AirFit pump. Allowing an even better fit and minimizing noise reduction are the cheek pads and neck roll adjustment system.

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Rain beater
By srjntj
Bought this helmet to replace a Shoei that was 5 years old. I live in Seattle, and ride 12 months a year. I have ridden through rain that if I had worn my old Shoei, would have had rain inside the visor. No problems with the EXO 900. As I sometimes ride from before the sun comes up, until breakfast, the built in sun shade is perfect. No more fiddling with different visors, or trying to put on sunglasses while wearing a helmet.

As Scorpion helmets do size differently than other brands I have owned, I strongly suggest putting one on your head BEFORE making a purchase. You will be much happier on that first 300 mile ride.

Another feature I like was the section designed for the two-way radio. I was able to modify the cover (without altering the actual helmet) in order to install my Chatterbox headset.

The helmet is a bit heavier than my Shoei, but like they say, "What's the difference between a Scorpion helmet, and other top of the line helmets? About $500"

My one bike wreck (about 6 years ago, totaled on freeway) I was wearing a Scorpion Full face it saved my face, and my brain. I saved it as a reminder.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Great Helmet For the Price...
By Dr. R
Scorpion is relatively new in the motorcycle gear world. However, they continue to innovate and provide products at more than competitive prices. I have definitely worn lighter helmets, but for the price this transformer is great. It is a tight fit, so please order one size larger than your reg helmet size.

It is a warm helmet. The venting is not adequate for very hot weather. That being said, this is a transformer. So, if the weather is that hot....just flip it up (cooling problem solved).

Being a transformer, the helmet can turn into a 3/4 helmet. However, unlike the shark transformer if you want to turn it into a full 3/4 you actually have to take off the face piece. I wish they would have taken a note from Shark and allowed the full transformation to take place without removing anything from the helmet because that is just one more piece you have to keep track of.

Scorpion definitely has my loyalty. All the gear that I ride with is sco rpion.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
A good helmet when stuff's not falling off of it
By windladybug
I bought the Scorpion EXO-900 helmet about 11 months ago, and while I genuinely like the helmet, the quality seems to be questionable. The first time I used the helmet, the black plastic that runs along the bottom of the helmet broke on both sides. The warranty people admitted a manufacturing error and were willing to fix it, although it cost me almost $15 to ship it to them for the repair. This past week, the plastic piece that holds the check padding in place broke off. This time they are willing to send me a new part, but I'm not entirely sure how easy it will be replacing this part (although I'm glad I don't have to send it back a second time). I don't ride all that regularly, and I am extremely gentle with my helmets. It always sits on a shelf in my house on in my office; it doesn't get locked on the bike or manhandled in any way--yet stuff keeps breaking. If it weren't for the quality issues, I'd easily give this helmet 5 stars. The quality does concern me, all the more so because the entire purpose of this thing is to protect my head. With each thing that breaks I have less confidence about how well it might perform its primary function.
Update: I got the part from Scorpion, but I cannot figure out how to actually replace the part, and even if I could figure it out, I cannot remove the screws that need removing--it's like they put them in with superglue. In the meantime, I discovered another plastic part on the helmet had also broken. To their credit, Scorpion is willing to replace the part for me if I send it to them. However, given that this is three separate broken pieces on a lightly used helmet, I decided to go out and buy an Arai to replace this one. It's a cool design, but I'd rather have something I trust to protect me in a crash.