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LS2 Helmets Rebellion Motorcycle Half Helmet (1812 Black Flag - X-Large)
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LS2 Helmets Rebellion Motorcycle Half Helmet Features
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Adjustable Twin Shield System Drop-down sunscreen has the ability to lock ½ way down, or full protection
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DOT approved. Meets the FMVSS 218 Standard
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Bluetooth ready for seamless installation of LS2’s LinkIn Communication System – rider-to-rider, rider-to-passenger
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Flow-through ventilation
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Technical fabric liner is removable
About LS2 Helmets Rebellion Motorcycle Half Helmet
The LS2 Rebellion is a motorcycle half helmet that stands alone and charts its own course, just like you. We set out to revolutionize the half helmet market. We started with a stylish shell made of our high performance, lightweight Kinetic Polymer Alloy (KPA). It has just the right blend of retro-cool with a technical edge. Imagine a half-shell motorcycle helmet that offers flow-through, ported ventilation to keep you cool on the hottest of days. The short peak and Twin Shield System drop down sunscreen will protect your eyes when the sun is in the horizon. The sun shield itself has a unique, two-stage adjustability: lock it 1/2 way for just a little shade, or full open for total sun protection. It's called "Freedom of choice." Our dual-density EPS meets or exceeds DOT standards. Finish it off with a DOT approved micrometric, quick release chin-strap, and you have all the convenience and comfort of a traditional motorcycle half helmet, but with the technology of the future. NEWS FLASH! The LS2 Rebellion is set up for easy and seamless installation of our new Link In Bluetooth communication system (Link In sold separately). If you're a rider that sets his own course, the LS2 Rebellion was designed for you.
