Description
The Kabuto F17 helmet is engineered for the modern rider seeking a perfect balance of style, comfort, and safety. With its aerodynamic shell design and advanced ventilation system, the F17 offers superior airflow and cooling, keeping you comfortable during long rides. Constructed from high-quality materials, the F17 provides excellent impact protection while maintaining a lightweight feel. Its dual-density EPS liner ensures maximum energy absorption in the event of a crash, while the multi-point ventilation system helps keep you cool and focused on the road ahead. Equipped with a Pinlock-ready face shield, the F17 offers clear visibility in any weather condition, while the quick-release system allows for easy shield changes without tools. The helmet’s ergonomic interior is fully removable and washable, providing a custom fit and easy maintenance. ECE 22.06 and FIM Approved Handmade in Japan MIPS- Multi-directional Impact Protection System A.C.T.-2 Shell construction Multi-directional aerodynamics Side and Top aero ventilation COOLMAX- & Fully Detachable Interior System DEOFACTOR- antimicrobial treatment Emergency System cheek pads Intercom Attachment space Glasses-friendly cheek pads. Pinlock- Original Insert Lens included Breath Guard and Wind Shutter included Centre Lock/Double Axis Visor System
Aleix Espargaro ( Aleix Espargaro) (July 30, 1989 / Spain / Aprilia Racing) Category: MotoGP Born in Granollers, Spain, the 34-year-old began competing in the 125cc class of the World Championship in 2005, moving up to the 250cc class before making his MotoGP debut in the premier class midway through the 2009 season. In 2017, he moved to Aprilia Racing Team Gresini and took his first win at the 2022 GP of Argentina. He will continue to compete in MotoGP -with Aprilia Racing in 2023.
Aleix Espargaro ( Aleix Espargaro) (July 30, 1989 / Spain / Aprilia Racing) Category: MotoGP Born in Granollers, Spain, the 34-year-old began competing in the 125cc class of the World Championship in 2005, moving up to the 250cc class before making his MotoGP debut in the premier class midway through the 2009 season. In 2017, he moved to Aprilia Racing Team Gresini and took his first win at the 2022 GP of Argentina. He will continue to compete in MotoGP -with Aprilia Racing in 2023.