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Specialized makes good fullface helmets for reasonable prices. Also bell makes cheap ones and azonic does too. If you wanna go top of line, troy lee designs and 661 make carbon fiber fullfaces helmets that are sick. I have a specialized and I love it. If your doin street, you may wanna just get a reg helmet not fullface
For 130, why not get a cheap full face and skate helmet? One for real mountain riding, the other for street and DJ's. Bell full faces can be had for 55 (can) and skate-style lids for street are 40 ish.
I have a 661 Carbon Full Face that I don't use anymore. I'll sell for $50 plus whatever shipping is. It has a few scratches on it but nothing that affects the helmets protection ability.
Its the Pro Bravo Carbon but from 2005/2006.
I can send you some pictures if you want. Email me if you want it, dirty.phish@gmail.com
As a final comment, since you only want a full face.
Just get any full-face helmet from bell, 661 or Giro for around $100. Try them all on in store, since they all have varied fits for different sized heads.
You DO NOT WANT NOR NEED anything really above the $100 price point since you're just starting. My first helmets were physically destroyed after a season or two when I was learning, so there was no point in getting anything carbon or relatively pricey - especially a Troy lee designs. Now that I've been riding for 6 years or so, I'm far more skilled and can keep a pretty helmet like my D2 in shape for many seasons.
IN summary: Your first helmet should be cheap and expendable for it's going to put to use often and continually on the trails. Only later, when you progress, should you reward yourself with nicer helmets.