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A new helmet model that has been developed from the ground up to meet the expectations of todayâs rider, FLY created the Kinetic Elite to take the top spot in entry level helmets. Ventilation has been maximized, weight is light and comfort is spot on.

Helmet Specifications:

· Certification: meets or exceeds DOT standards

· Progressive Dual Density EPS Technology

· Fit: three (3) shells and four (4) EPS (Expanded Polystyrene) sizes for a precise fit

· Venting: nine (9) intake and six (6) exhaust vents for optimum airflow

· Removable liner for easy cleaning

· POV (Point of View) camera ready

· Replaceable mouth piece

· ABS Shell

Sizes: Youth SâL; Adult XSâ2X
Colors: Matte White/Grey, Red/Black/Hi-Vis, Matte Blue/Orange, Matte Black/Grey/Hi-Vis, Orange/Yellow, and Pink/Purple/Black.
Retail Price: $124.95

View the full line of FLY Racing Kinetic Elite Onset helmets at: www.flyracing.com


About FLY Racing

Established in 1998, FLY Racing is one of the fastest growing off road motorcycle riding apparel and hard part brands in the powersports industry. FLY Racing develops quality products for the competitive North American market and is distributed worldwide in 40+ countries. In the United States, FLY Racing products are distributed exclusively by Western Power Sports (WPS).

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