Product Details
Custom 500 Ace Cafe 59 Open Face Helmet (7118271) by Bell®. Bell invented the modern helmet over 60 years ago, and this new interpretation of that original pioneering 3/4 lid is Bell commitment to ensuring you have the best to choose from. With five unique shell sizes providing personalized and compact fit, a plush micro suede interior featuring contrast stitching, and available in either carbon fiber or fiberglass composite versions, the Custom 500 offers a feast of options within one classic, original package. In a competitive market filled with choices when it comes time to choosing a 3/4 helmet, it's reassuring to know the original is still the best.
Specifications
| Color: Black/White |
| Size: X-Large |
| Weight: 1200 gr |
| Style: Graphic and Vintage |
| Bluetooth: No |
| Face Shield: Compatible |
| Integrated Sun Visor: No |
| Peak Visor: Compatible |
| Pinlock Ready: No |
| Helmet Certification: DOT Approved |
Includes
- Custom 500 Ace Cafe 59 Open Face Helmet
Features
- 5 Shell And Eps Liner Sizes Ensure A Low Profile Look
- Anti-Bacterial Interior
- Industry-Leading Five-Year Warranty
- Integrated 5-Snap Pattern For Aftermarket Shields And Visors
- Leather D-Ring Pull Tab
- Low-Profile Composite Shell
- Multi-Density Eps Liner
- Padded Chin Strap With D-Ring Closure And Strap Keeper
The Custom 500 is the epitome of a classic 3/4 helmet. With 5 shell sizes the Custom 500 is sure to give the rider a personalized fit regardless of where you are on the size chart. The quilted, contrast-stitched, plush interior is wrapped in a fiberglass composite shell. Fit and finish are impeccable, and with dozens of shield and visor accessories available, the opportunity to personalize yours is endless. Experience the best in category helmets from those who helped invent truly protective helmets.
It’s no coincidence that Bell® is both the first name in speed and the first name in helmets. Born in the 1950’s California hot rod and racing scene, Bell founder Roy Richter built an entire industry anticipating the unmet needs of those with a speed-hungry disposition. People wanted to drive fast…he corralled all the go-fast parts he could find into the world’s first speed shop. They wanted to race…he built them race cars. And when the need-for-speed started to reveal some grim realities, Roy did something about that too and Bell Helmets was born.