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Gone Arai
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Arai RX-7 Corsair
Arthur Coldwells
03/01/2006
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Photograph by Cordero Studios/corderostudios.com
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Indisputably, the most important item of protection we wear is a
helmet, especially for riders who habitually push the speedometer needle hard to
the right. Therefore, it is crucial that the helmet you choose refuses to
compromise on protection, while providing the luxurious comfort required for
all-day, everyday excursions.
 At the pinnacle of helmet technology is the
Arai RX-7 Corsair, one that you have seen us wearing within the pages of Robb
Report Motorcycling. Snell certification speaks to the helmet’s safety, but
that’s merely a portion of the story. Using Arai’s latest handmade Structural
Net Composite shell construction, the Corsair is nearly three ounces lighter
than the RX-7 it replaces, and lowers the helmet’s center of gravity. (Click image to enlarge)
The
Corsair’s enhanced organic shell shape is one of two types offered by Arai, so
you are likely to find a perfect match for your head, which is compulsory for
comfort and quiet. We also value the nearly distortion-free face shield,
effective venting, and multidensity Dry-Cool liner. Prices range from $608 for
ready-to-paint white to $756 for this Nakano 2 Racer Replica.
www.araiamericas.com
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