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Helmet GOES H638 Rally White
Full-Face Helmet – GOES H638 Rally (White)
The GOES H638 Rally is a versatile Dual-Sport type helmet that combines the advantages of motocross and street helmets. The bright white color ensures better visibility on the road, while the aerodynamic shape and technical solutions provide comfort on both paved tracks and off-road trails.
Key Features:
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Dual-Lens System: The helmet features a double visor system – a main clear visor and an integrated tinted sun visor that is easily operated with one hand.
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Universal Peak: The upper peak visor protects against sunlight and branches when riding through the woods. If needed, the peak is detachable, converting the helmet into a standard street model.
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Maximum Ventilation: Air intake vents on the crown and chin area ensure effective air circulation, rapidly dispelling moisture and heat generated from breathing.
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Comfort and Maintenance: The internal "Quick-dry" liner features rapid drying and is fully removable for washing. The interior includes pre-reserved space for installing communication system (Bluetooth hands-free) earphones.
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Adventure Ready: A complimentary action camera mount is included in the set, attachable to the crown, allowing you to easily capture your riding moments.
Technical Specifications:
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Manufacturer: GOES
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Material: ABS (high-resistance thermoplastic)
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Safety Certifications: Compliant with ECE (Europe) and DOT (USA) standards.
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Weight: 1640 g
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Color: White
Who is it for?
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Enduro and Dual-Sport Riders: Those who need one helmet for all conditions – from highways to mud tracks.
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Motorcycle Touring Enthusiasts: Those who value silence, good ventilation, and the ability to easily install communication equipment.
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Vloggers and Content Creators: Thanks to the included factory camera mount, which ensures stable filming from a first-person perspective.
Raudondvario pl. 131B, Kaunas
Verslo g. 1, Jonučiai, Kauno raj.
