Hawk Dual Visor Modular Helmet Grey Warrior S M L Xl on 2040-parts.com
Paradise Valley, Arizona, US
Unfortunately due to customer abuses we are forced to change our policy to exchange only. As of May 19, 2012 we will no longer accept merchandise for return. Only exchanges will be allowed.
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We are also offering a combined shipping special. Every additional item that you buy ships for just 3 Bucks. That's right any item in our inventory ships for $3 when purchase a first item with regular shipping. This is our way of saying welcome to our new store. See the pictures below. This is a brand new helmet. Advanced Hawk Dual Visor Full Face Motorcycle Modular Flip Up Helmet is the most advanced helmet yet! Loaded with features, this bad boy sports an advanced lightweight durable shell utilizing advanced thermoplastic shell technology, a sleek black modular design, fully vented through-out, an easy detachable front for easy access, an extra clear, anti-scratch visor. Hawk has introduced it's new dual visor design with this baby! You'll now have an inner dark tinted, aerodynamic visor located behind the front clear visor with an easy-to-locate lift/drop switch located on the left side of the helmet for those extra sunny days on the road. Plush comfort padding with removable lining and cheek pads.
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Leslie from BENTON CITY, WA The Hawk Dual Visor helmet is one of the most
confortable helmets I have had, has good ventilization, cuts the road noise
down, and the modular chin gaurd is sturdy easy to operate, with metal latches.
This helmet compares to ones that start at $350 and keep going. The sunshield is
better than many as it blocks the whole glare out, several I tried the sunshield
did not drop far enough. If your looking for a dual visor, modular helmet try
this one, and save hundreds. Ghost 
Rustin from FLORENCE, SC I don't even like helmets, but I love this one. The sun
visor is by far the best feature. The overall fit and quality is spectacular and
the helmet ventilation helps make this one very comfortable.
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