AGV Sportmodular Cover Helmet

AGV Sportmodular Cover Helmet.

The world’s first SportModular helmet: the performance of a full face helmet together with the comfort of a modular. Entirely built in Carbon Fiber (shell and chin), this specific structure achieves the same protection performance of MotoGP’s Pista GP R in an incredibly light weight construction, combing the highest levels of comfort and safety. Designed to offer 190° horizontal view as the human eye capability, SportModular has been conceived in the wind tunnel for superior quietness, aero stability and ventilation.

Features

• 100% Carbon Fiber (shell and chin)
• Chin guard opening system designed to prevent accidental opening
• Collarbone safe profile
• Shell shape designed to maximize aerodynamic performance and to have 0 dynamic weight at 80 mph (130km/h)
• Adjustable rear spoiler reduces turbulence and maximizes stability
• Two adjustable front vents and one adjustable rear extractor
• Reversible crown pad features a double face use that allows the rider to select the preferred feel and climate: Warmer Side with Shalimar fabric for a soft and gentle touch or Cooler Side with Ritmo fabric for a fluid and fresh fit
• All interior parts are easily removable and washable
• Cheek pads: Ritmo fabric with Sanitized® (antibacterial protection), 2Dry (moisture wicking) and Microsense (premium skin comfort and wearing fluidity) treatments
• Fit especially designed to allow wearing glasses
• Clear, anti-scratch visor has 190° horizontal field of view and 85° vertical field of view
• Patented Extra Quick Release System requires no tools and allows the visor to be removed and replaced in seconds
• Multistep visor mechanism
• 100% Max Vision Pinlock (120) included
• The GT3 visor is anti-scratch
• Integrated anti-scratch sun visor, removable without using tools
• Titanium Double D retention system (43% lighter than standard steel DD)
• Winter wind protector is included

Sizing

To determine helmet size: Measure around head one inch above eyebrows and across the largest portion on the back of the head and use the following cross reference chart.