The Isle of Man TT may have wrapped up last weekend, but that doesn't mean that the celebration has to be over. For the third year in a row, Arai has released their their extremely limited edition helmet to commemorate the event. The 2012 Arai IoM TT helmet celebrates 101 years of racing on The Mountain where riders continually push the limits of their wit and their machines over the winding 37.75 mile course. This years' design was once again created by Aldo Drudi, whose work is well known to many motorcycle racers and enthusiasts alike. And, just like Arai’s standard Corsair-V, this helmet is entirely hand-made and features superior ventilation, exceptional comfort and an outstanding finish.
This is a very limited release that is not available for online sales, so be sure to get in touch with Brad today if you are interested! You can call him at 866.931.6644 ext. 810 or stop by our retail location.
The 2012 Arai Corsair-V Isle of Man Tourist Trophy Limited Edition helmet.
Arai has had a long history of supporting the Isle of Man TT races, and it is therefore fitting that the company was chosen to create these limited edition helmets. Get one for yourself before they’re gone forever!
The rear of the helmet is adorned with a map of the IoM TT circuit.
Both of the Corsair-V's Hyperridge top vents have "Isle of Man" painted on them, but only one is in English. The second is in the native Manx language and it reads "Ellan Vannin."
This is a very limited release that is not available for online sales, so be sure to get in touch with Brad today if you are interested! You can call him at 866.931.6644 ext. 810 or stop by our retail location.
The 2012 Arai Corsair-V Isle of Man Tourist Trophy Limited Edition helmet.
Arai has had a long history of supporting the Isle of Man TT races, and it is therefore fitting that the company was chosen to create these limited edition helmets. Get one for yourself before they’re gone forever!
The rear of the helmet is adorned with a map of the IoM TT circuit.
Both of the Corsair-V's Hyperridge top vents have "Isle of Man" painted on them, but only one is in English. The second is in the native Manx language and it reads "Ellan Vannin."
Source: http://www.esportbike.com/forums/showthread.php?t=144779&goto=newpost
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