Infinity Motorcycles
Shoei was founded in japan in 1958 and have been producing motorcycle helmets since. At the beginning the helmets produced were only for the racing sector, but then founder Eitaro Kamata made the decision to expand their horizons and in 1960 their factory in Tokyo began producing helmets which met the Japanese industrial standards allowing everyday riders to wear their helmets.
Shoei's GRV helmet was the first helmet to use carbon fibre and Kevlar. Shoei also created the first coverless shield system and the Dual Liner Ventilation system. The flagship X-Spirit was introduced in 2003 and was promoted by Shoei as the most advanced helmet in the world, winning MCN's Product of the Year 2003 award in the clothing category. It was followed by further development and the introduction of the RF-1000 (sold as the XR-1000 in Europe) in 2004, and the later introduction of the X-Eleven. These helmets paved the way for the current RF-1100 and X-Twelve models. In September 2010 the QWEST was released, the successor of the RAID II, a top of the line sport touring helmet.
Shoei sponsors MotoGP rides such as Chris Verleulen and Toni Elias and being adopted by Honda Motor Co, Shoei has gained respect from motorcycle industries. Although a very successful brand, Shoei still remains a relatively small with under 500 workers worldwide. The helmets are only produced in Japan, yet they are distributed and sold globally.
Airhawk Cruiser Neoprene Medium Cushion
Airhawk Small Pillion Motorcycle Cushion
Arai Quantum ST Character Black Helmet
Arai Rebel Base White Helmet
Arai Rebel Frost Black Helmet
Dainese ST TRQ-Race Pro Boots Black
Bull-It Lazer4 Mens Denim Jacket
Bull-It Lazer4 Cargo Motorcycle Jeans
Bull-It Lazer4 Mens Motorcycle Jeans 
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