Sena Stryker Full Face Smart Helmet vs ILM 902BT Pro Bluetooth Modular

Buy the Stryker if you ride in groups and want a modern integrated system: Sena Mesh Intercom, Bluetooth, Harman Kardon speakers and mic, and both DOT and ECE certification. Buy the ILM 902BT Pro if you want a modular flip-up helmet with a built-in dual visor and a simple Bluetooth intercom at a lower tier of tech. The Stryker is the stronger helmet and audio package; the ILM wins on modular convenience and liner serviceability. Owners of Sena-based helmets generally praise the mesh reliability and sound, while ILM buyers tend to accept older Bluetooth 3.0 in exchange for the flip-up design.

• Choose the Stryker if you ride with a group, care about audio quality and want a full-face helmet certified to both DOT and ECE.
• Choose the ILM 902BT Pro if you want a flip-up modular helmet with a drop-down sun visor and a built-in intercom for solo or small-group riding.