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New LS2 Advant Flip-Front Motorcycle Helmet

New LS2 Advant Flip-Front Motorcycle Helmet

June 27, 2022 By DanThornton Leave a Comment

As a replacement for the outgoing Valiant, the new LS2 Advant flip-front motorcycle helmet features a new design, a slightly lighter weight, and a similar price to the previous model.

The Valiant has been around for a few years, and offered a chin bar which could be swung 180 degrees to switch between full and open face riding, or just avoid having to take your helmet off so often at petrol stations and cafes. The new LS2 Advant offers the same flexibility with the visor opening automatically when you raise the front, and it’s certified to be used legally in both positions.

The new LS2 Advant Flip-Front Motorcycle Helmet in the Codex design option
The new LS2 Advant Flip-Front Motorcycle Helmet in the Codex design option

With a Kinetic Polymer Alloy shell, the Advant claims a weight of 1650 grames, and includes a fast release mechanism for swapping out the main visor, along with an internal drop-down sub shield and micrometric metal buckle fastening on the chin strap. There are the obligatory front and back vents and airflow channels through the multi-density EPS liner to ensure you stay cool with the front down, and you can remove and wash the lining. The Emergency Release System cheek pads also mean the helmet can be taken off more safely following an accident.

You can also use the new LS2 Advant as an open-face motorcycle helmet
You can also use the new LS2 Advant as an open-face motorcycle helmet

The new LS2 Advant flip-front motorcycle helmet is available in sizes XS-3XL in a choice of five solid colours or four Codex and Cooper graphic options. For the plain paint, prices start from £249.99, and include a Pinlock inset, helmet bag, carrying rucksack and air bag support, while the graphics and special colour options begin at £269.99, which is about the same as the previous Valiant helmet.

The LS2 Advant Motorcycle Helmet in Matt Sand
The LS2 Advant Motorcycle Helmet in Matt Sand

You can order LS2 helmets online from GhostBikes (or RevZilla in the U.S), including some good discounts and deals. If you’re looking for a new motorcycle helmet, why not check out our other Helmet news and articles, or our previous coverage of the LS2 range?

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