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Bell Eliminator - GT Black / White
Lightweight, auto-inspired fibreglass helmet with multi-density EPS and multiple air vents
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This product has been discontinued and is no longer available for sale.
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Rain Cover
Manufacturer
Bell Eliminator - GT Black / White
- Lightweight fibreglass shell construction
- Aggressive styling and auto-inspired design
- Multi-Density EPS internal construction
- Side fastening auto visor lock
- Magnefusion™ strap keeper
- Class 1 optics
- Four chin bar vents and eleven auto brow vents
- Using prescription glasses or a preferred pair of shades is possible with eyewear arm pockets woven right into the interior liner
- Quick‐drying interior padding helps manage sweat while fighting odour‐causing bacteria
- Recessed EPS speaker pockets
- Rain guard and Pinlock® 120 included in the box
The Eliminator's DNA threads together a storied history of burned rubber, drag strip lights, and white knuckles. This purpose-built street brawler was designed with chequered flags in mind.
The Eliminator delivers bold, assertive street performance. Sixty years of evolution is rolled into a stripped down, no-BS helmet that combines a lightweight, comfortable fit with a legendary reputation for protection. Its auto-inspired design features a fibreglass composite shell and can be worn with a no-fog face visor. Scorch the drag strip, carve the canyons, own the streets.
The Eliminator delivers bold, assertive street performance. Sixty years of evolution is rolled into a stripped down, no-BS helmet that combines a lightweight, comfortable fit with a legendary reputation for protection. Its auto-inspired design features a fibreglass composite shell and can be worn with a no-fog face visor. Scorch the drag strip, carve the canyons, own the streets.
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