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The TRIANGLE AH609 is a DOT-approved full-face helmet engineered for serious riders. Constructed from durable ABS material, this unisex design delivers comprehensive protection for motocross, dirt biking, and dual-sport riding. Weighing 1700g, it balances structural integrity with manageable comfort for extended wear. The helmet features integrated GoPro mounting capability, allowing you to document your rides seamlessly. Built to meet rigorous safety standards without hazardous chemicals, this helmet provides reliable head protection whether you're tackling trails or navigating varied terrain. Ideal for both men and women seeking professional-grade safety equipment.
About this item:
ENHANCED SAFETY FEATURES:This ADV motorcycle helmet is crafted with a multi-layered composite shell and reinforced chin bar,providing superior impact protection.It meets or exceeds DOT safety standards,ensuring maximum safety for adventurous rides.
OPTIMAL VENTILATION SYSTEM:Equipped with an advanced ventilation system,this helmet features multiple intake and exhaust vents,including a large top vent and chin vent, ensuring continuous airflow and keeping the rider cool and comfortable during long journeys.
COMFORT AND FIT: Designed with moisture-wicking interior liner, this helmet offers exceptional comfort.The interior padding is removable and washable,maintaining hygiene and prolonging the helmet's lifespan.An adjustable micro-ratchet buckle system provides a secure fit for all head sizes.
VISOR SYSTEM:Dual visor design,comes with an integrated drop-down sun visor that protects the rider's eyes from harmful UV rays and a clear,anti-scratch shield for optimal visibility in various weather conditions.also with adjustable and removable peak.
VERSATILE AND STYLISH DESIGN:This helmet is designed for versatility,suitable for both on-road and off-road adventures. Its sleek and modern design,available in a range of colors and graphics,combines style with functionality,making it a perfect choice for any adventure rider.
