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Bell Replacement MX-9 MIPS Twitch Replca (LE) Visor/Peak

  • Motocross Hero.The off-road world is a dirty, tough place.
  • Chunks of rock and dirt mean business when launched by roosting tires, and even when it's muddy, hitting the ground is always hard.
  • That's why Bell sweated the details on the MX-9, loading it with a tough polycarbonate shell, MIPS energy management system, an adjustable visor, Velocity Flow Ventilation, and a removable, washable,
  • The MX-9 MIPS packs all these features into one helmet, delivering exceptional value and pro caliber performance.Lightweight polycarbonate / ABS shell construction.MIPS energy management system.
  • Recent findings have concluded that brain injury received during an angular impact is much more severe, due to higher strain on the brain's tissue.

Bell Replacement MX-9 MIPS Twitch Replca (LE) Visor/Peak - Black/Red

by Bell
SKU: 7105707
Regular price $69.99
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Bell Replacement MX-9 MIPS Twitch Replca (LE) Visor/Peak

  • Motocross Hero.The off-road world is a dirty, tough place.
  • Chunks of rock and dirt mean business when launched by roosting tires, and even when it's muddy, hitting the ground is always hard.
  • That's why Bell sweated the details on the MX-9, loading it with a tough polycarbonate shell, MIPS energy management system, an adjustable visor, Velocity Flow Ventilation, and a removable, washable,
  • The MX-9 MIPS packs all these features into one helmet, delivering exceptional value and pro caliber performance.Lightweight polycarbonate / ABS shell construction.MIPS energy management system.
  • Recent findings have concluded that brain injury received during an angular impact is much more severe, due to higher strain on the brain's tissue.