Shoei RF-1400 Yagyo Helmet

TECHNICAL SPECS COMPACT LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN Evolved from its predecessor while maintaining a compact, lightweight design SHOEI's lightest SNELL-approved full-face helmet model Advanced wind-tunnel development improves aerodynamic performance: Drag = 4% reduction; Lift = 6% reduction (as compared to the RF-1200) IMPROVED VENTILATION PERFORMANCE Additional air intake hole in the center/forehead vent improves cool air intake Enlarged exhaust outlet vents improve hot air expulsion A total of six (6) air intakes (2 lower, 2 front, 2 upper) and four (4) outlets 3D Max-Dry Interior System II Newly designed cheek pads feature more volume on the bottom for greater comfort and reduced wind noise Max-Dry material absorbs and dissipates sweat 2X faster than traditional nylon Soft yet durable lower cheek pad fabric for a plush fit and feel E.Q.R.S. allows emergency medical personnel to easily and safely remove cheek pads from an injured rider's helmet IMPROVED NOISE REDUCTION Advanced shell aerodynamics and all-new, air-tight shield system reduce unwanted wind and road noises New window beading reduces wind and water intrusion All-new, voluminous cheek pads and removable ear pads further restrain wind noise CWR-F2 SHIELD SYSTEM All-new CWR-F2 shield system features improved visibility, functionality, and performance 2D “flat” outside surface combined with 3D technology inside offers an aggressive look with optimized visibility for a more natural view Vortex Generators (borrowed from X-Fourteen technology) improve aerodynamics and reduce wind noise ○ X-Fourteen Data: Drag = 8.8% reduction; Lift = 3.5% reduction; Yawing = 52.4% reduction All-new center locking mechanism reduces risk of accidental openings during high-speed riding Redesigned base plate system boasts smoother shield opening and closure New shield adjuster for easier, more precise tuning All-new window beading reduces wind and water intrusion New, 10% larger DKS-304 PINLOCK EVO lens system improves lateral field of vision thanks to relocated