Dominating the Icon Spring 2011 Motorcycle Gear lineup is a variety of new Icon Alliance Helmets with some crazy new graphics! With a fresh take on the Vegas theme, the Icon Alliance Lucky Helmet displays a Roulette wheel spinning furiously around a Suicide King on one side and a Grim Reaper on the other. Complete with the standard Alliance features, these new helmets come with the molded twin channel supervent, rear exhaust ports, and chin venting system that keep this helmet coolest on the market. This year’s line-up meets the rapidly growing World Standard safety standard, which meets or exceeds the DOT, ECE, SAI, and SG safety ratings. At only $200 for this sick design, you would be Lucky to have one!
Other 2011 Icon Helmets include the Icon Alliance Rat Helmet, which is a murdered-out, flat back Alliance with a twisted skull logo on the back. It also features slick design in the front with red striping that bounds a charcoal block. Paying homage to all the rat bike enthusiasts out there, the Alliance Rat is a home run for survival bike riders.
The Icon Alliance Threshold GSX-R Helmet also arrives and is a prime match for the brand new Icon Overlord GSX-R Textile Jacket. Gixxer riders always get their due from Icon, and this roundup of new product delivers on that front. Available in silver and gixxer blue, this helmet's design is nothing short of spectacular.
Finally, Icon has borrowed a technology first seen in the brand new Icon Variant Salvo Helmet and now integrated into the Alliance line. The Icon Alliance Reflective Helmet is designed for the safety-conscious rider and utilizes highly reflective particles within the silver paint graphic. Subtle in the day, the Alliance Reflective will absolutely glow when headlights shine on the lid at nighttime.
As is standard with all Icon Helmets, all of the new Alliances come stock with the Icon Pro Shield (fog-free) with ProLock and Quick-Change systems.
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