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[Color] M30. Matte White x Iron RedDescription
Doesn't fit into just one category!
■Japan's first helmet with visor and inner visor as standard equipment.
3 form changes to match your riding style!!!
X-ROAD is a hybrid helmet which can be used for trail style as standard, full-face street style by removing the visor, and motocross style by removing the shield and wearing goggles.
■With 3D Fit Inner, Coolness Fit
Great fit with emphasis on comfort
The interior of the X-ROAD has a 3D structured interior padding that wraps around the cheek area for a comfortable fit.
In addition, the surface of the material has been specially processed to be smooth and comfortable to the touch.
It is also highly breathable, keeping you cool and comfortable even on long rides.
■It is very useful in urban riding and touring!double-visor
Just slide the lever on the side to quickly insert and remove the inner visor.
You can get the effect of sunglasses in strong sunlight or sudden backlight.
■The inside of a helmet is also comfortable by adding a passage of wind to a helmet
Air rails are engraved in the interior EPS to improve comfort by efficiently distributing air taken in from ventilation to the whole helmet.
■Reduces pressure from the temples of glasses and sunglasses!
For those who wear glasses and want to use their favorite sunglasses together
The upper end of the cheek pad where the crane of the glasses touches is shaped like a sponge to provide more space and reduce the pressure caused by the crane of the glasses.
■X-ROAD Shield
[Removal method]
Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the left and right screws to remove the shield.
(Please be careful not to lose any washers.)
[How to install]
Fit the shield snugly into the shield base, and from the bottom, fit the thick washers, visor, thin washers, spacers, and screws in this order, and use a screwdriver to fasten them so that they do not loosen.
■Japan's first helmet with visor and inner visor as standard equipment.
3 form changes to match your riding style!!!
X-ROAD is a hybrid helmet which can be used for trail style as standard, full-face street style by removing the visor, and motocross style by removing the shield and wearing goggles.
■With 3D Fit Inner, Coolness Fit
Great fit with emphasis on comfort
The interior of the X-ROAD has a 3D structured interior padding that wraps around the cheek area for a comfortable fit.
In addition, the surface of the material has been specially processed to be smooth and comfortable to the touch.
It is also highly breathable, keeping you cool and comfortable even on long rides.
■It is very useful in urban riding and touring!double-visor
Just slide the lever on the side to quickly insert and remove the inner visor.
You can get the effect of sunglasses in strong sunlight or sudden backlight.
■The inside of a helmet is also comfortable by adding a passage of wind to a helmet
Air rails are engraved in the interior EPS to improve comfort by efficiently distributing air taken in from ventilation to the whole helmet.
■Reduces pressure from the temples of glasses and sunglasses!
For those who wear glasses and want to use their favorite sunglasses together
The upper end of the cheek pad where the crane of the glasses touches is shaped like a sponge to provide more space and reduce the pressure caused by the crane of the glasses.
■X-ROAD Shield
[Removal method]
Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the left and right screws to remove the shield.
(Please be careful not to lose any washers.)
[How to install]
Fit the shield snugly into the shield base, and from the bottom, fit the thick washers, visor, thin washers, spacers, and screws in this order, and use a screwdriver to fasten them so that they do not loosen.
Caution
*Goggles are not included.*The video is of the former X-ROAD.Mouth ventilation varies.
*There may be changes in product specifications due to the manufacturer's reasons.
*Other colors and products may be included in the image.
