Back to School Motorcycle Gear At Revzilla
It’s the start of a new week and Revzilla has a whole bunch of new drops to sort through. In this week’s edition of Revzilla deals, we focus on the V-Twin community and all of their back to school needs, but this is only a small sampling. Head on over to Revzilla to see the full list of fresh gear drops for the academically-inclined V-Twin rider in your life.
Simpson Mod Bandit Carbon Helmet – $680
Simpson takes their touring Ghost Bandit helmet to the next level with the Mod Bandit Carbon helmet. Featuring the same design cues of the original Bandit plus the touring comforts of the Ghost Bandit, the Mod Bandit Carbon provides that extra level of convenience modular helmet wearers know and love. The 100% carbon fiber ultra-lightweight shell has been aerodynamically tuned for motorcycle riding and is fully ventilated for maximum airflow when you need it most. Integrated speaker and microphone pockets make it easy to install your favorite communication device and a drop-down sun visor makes riding through changing light conditions as easy as flipping a switch.
Merlin Victory Kevlar Riding Shirt – $279
Speed and Strength Dropout Armored Flannel – $170
Ordinary flannel looks meets near-moto-jacket level protection. The Dropout Armored Flannel packs aramid fabric and CE Level 1 armor in the shoulders and elbows to guard against abrasion and impact.
Shop for the Speed and Strength Dropout Armored Flannel here
Icon Super Duty 5 Boots – $125
Ten-hut! The Icon Superduty 5 Boots are ready and reporting for moto duty. Refined over years of real-world service, the Super Duty 5 has a leather upper and protective D3O ankle inserts.
Shop for the Icon Super Duty 5 Boots here
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