Is BELL a good brand? I've seen their bicycle helmets, but what about the quality of their motorcycle helmets?

Also, what do u all think about this one:

http://tampa.craigslist.org/psc/mcy/2096312802.html

Or if any of u have a helmet size small or medium for an affordable price, let me know.
T.I.A.

I'm looking for full face

Reports Ive read have stated that the expensive helmets dont do any better job. Ive got a helmet, just like the last helmet I had. & Now I cant think of the brand. But, I stuck my face in the cab corner of a small pickup, dented it, split my lip ( 2 stitches). The strap got shoved into my throat hard enoug It took a coupla weeks to be able to swallow w/o it hurting.Spent a hair over 100 I think,Its a flip face.

I got an AFX helmet on Ebay from Dennis Kirk's closeout store (DK-trader - http://stores.ebay.com/DK-Trader  )... brand new, for like $20, shipped!  They may be display models, closeouts, small scratches, etc, but I didn't care about that!  Mine had a couple light scuffs on top where it had been taken in and out of the box a few times, but I was ok with that.  

I buy from their website too, DennisKirk.com, and have always received the best service and great stuff.  Highly recommend them.

Also, I have done quite a bit of research on helmets and agree with Daeldren... the more expensive ones may be a little more comfortable, maybe more cool looking, etc, but protection doesn't increase nearly as drastically as the price does, if at all.  Some very inexpensive helmets have been proven to provide equal or better protection.  

The two ratings that I look for in a helmet are the DOT and Snell. DOT is mandatory and Snell is a voluntary, private standard used in the US. You can do your own research into the impact ratings of the different standards but if there are these two stickers associated with the lid it then comes down to form, fit and price for me.

I personally have a Modular full face, flip-up front. Have had my share of practical application lessons with physics, speed , velocity and gravity over the years. Also, living in the sunshine state where the speed limit on I95 happens to be the average age of the drivers, it just makes practical sense to keep the nut in it’s shell by the best possible means.

I think any motorcycle helmet is good for only 5 years or so, no matter if if you use it or not because the property of the foam inside is altered over time. And never buy a helmet that has been dropped or has a dent in it.

I hated my cheap fullface z1r helmet i purchased for $150 because of the high wind noise.  There was also a lot of air escaping into the helmet from the shield and the neck.  The air hitting my face dried my contacts and it made it uncomfortable.  

I purchased a high end Shark helmet and can honestly say, i will never buy a cheap helmet again.  The padding inside is extremely soft and comfortable.  It is dead quiet in highway speeds.  It is also DOT and ECE approved, and weigh a lot less.

I have a ff hjc modular. I have only worn it once so far and already am in love with it.
I have gone down and hit my jaw on pavement. Had it not been for a ff my jaw would have been broken.
This new helmet is very quiet and was a little spendy at $190.00. That is not as high as some helmets I have come across.
I would recommend never buying a used helmet and anytime it is dropped or in an accident, replace immediately.
The only thing I would change about my new helmet is the color. It is black and I would rather had Pink. Oh well it is not the color that protects my head.. kim