STREET-DRAK Tribute RM Black Chrome Red
STREET-DRAK Tribute RM Black Chrome RedRef: HE3324EKUR
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5-year warranty
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Description
Description
The STREET-DRAK is the helmet of urban and sporty motorcycle jet in its purest form for a committed and uncompromising look for SHARK.
Structure & safety:
. Injected thermoplastic resin shell
. 2 shell sizes for optimal morphological fit
. Micrometric buckle . Multi-density EPS
Screen:
. Premium goggles "full vision" with "ultra thin frame"
. Double anti-scratch and anti-fog screen slightly tinted
. Quick release system for the screen
Interior:
. MICROTECH textile with antibacterial properties labeled AEGIS®
. Removable and machine washable interior (max 30°)
. EasyFit system: optimal comfort for eyeglass wearers
. Dedicated space for the intercom Sharktooth®
Aerodynamics & ventilation:
. 1 air intake
Finish:
. Ultra-technical bi-material mask
. "Easy clip" attachment between goggles and mask
Characteristics
Characteristics
Shell type: Thermoplastic
Weight: 1050 g
Others: Compatibility intercom Sharktooth®
Included in the box
Included in the box
STREET-DRAK Tribute RM Black Chrome Red
Optics
Optics
- Anti-fog
- Anti-scratch
- Compatible with glasses
- Easy-to-disassemble mechanism
Security
Security
- Micrometric buckle
- Multi-density EPS
Standards
Standards
Guide & technical sheets
Innovative
features
Optimized ventilation
Maximum airflow for total comfort, even during the most intense sessions.
Aerodynamic profile
Streamlined shell tested in a wind tunnel for perfect stability at high speed.
Tool-free disassembly
Visor removable in seconds, without a key or screwdriver.
Glasses compatible
Interior redesigned to accommodate your glasses without pressure or discomfort.
5-year warranty
Proven quality and durable protection, 5-year warranty on the entire range.
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