KIT: Arai RX-7X Schwantz 30th Anniversary

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In honour of the renowned 1993 500cc world champion, Kevin Schwantz, Arai Helmet has released the RX-7X Schwantz 30th Anniversary – a magnificent display of artistry and style that should not be overlooked. It’ll be available in May and will be limited to just 1,993 units. The special edition helmet honours the iconic colours worn by the Texan racer back in 1993, and we reckon it will fly off the shelves.

Taking inspiration from Schwantz’s iconic colours worn during the Lucky Strike era (1990-1995), this commemorative version of Arai features a modern twist. The predominantly white design is accented with bold stripes in red, blue, and yellow, complemented by the prominent number 34 adorning the back.

Arai RX-7X Schwantz 30th Anniversary

Aside from its striking colour palette, this special edition helmet boasts extra details. For instance, the renowned Schwantz emblem embellishes the chin area, while the side proudly showcases the 30th-anniversary text and number 34 – a nod to the iconic Texan driver’s time with the Lucky Strike team.

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The RX-7X SCHWANTZ 30th Anniversary helmet builds upon Arai’s award-winning RX-7X design with advanced technologies to provide maximum safety and comfort for the rider.

With prominent elements such as the PB-SNC2 fibre shell, VAS peripheral vision system, reinforced Hyper Ridge structure, and a type 12 spoiler, this helmet undoubtedly delivers peak performance.

It comes in a special commemorative box and will be released for sale in late May 2024. With five size options (54, 55-56, 57-58, 59-60, 61-62 cm), We’re told it will be priced at 72,600 yen in China, equivalent to £380 in the UK. Naturally, its cost in our market will be significantly more. However, for the dedicated admirers of Kevin Schwantz , this helmet is certainly a valuable possession that warrants a distinguished spot in any respectable collection.

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