Only 200 of these chic racing helmets will be produced.

Alpinestars is one of the most popular and world-renowned manufacturers of motorcycle gear and gear. Alpinestars products cover the basics of all areas of motorcycling and can be found on road, off-road and at the highest levels of racing. However, the brand is not so far known for producing sportbike helmets.

Alpinestars has announced their latest model, the Supertech R10. This is truly a state-of-the-art racing he helmet designed to the highest standards. This sports his helmet has been carefully designed for professional MotoGP racers and is produced in limited quantities for the general public. Made from multi-layer composite epoxy resin, it offers a good balance between lightness and durability. In addition, it has internal features that guarantee maximum comfort and safety.

Alpinestars’ new Supertech R10 is wind tunnel tested with a shell design specifically engineered for high speed stability. Alpinestars claims it reduces aerodynamic drag by 4.54 percent while maintaining an excellent lateral field of view of 220 degrees and vertical field of view of 57 degrees. Additionally, Pinlock 120XLT as well as Max Vision lenses and tear-off films can be easily attached to the visor.

As for the visor, the Supertech R10 features an optical class 1 face shield with metal latches that prevent the visor from coming off in the event of an accident. The system features a tool-free quick-release mechanism, allowing riders to quickly change the visor. Inside the Alpinestars Supertech R10 is a multi-density EPS liner to ensure optimum impact absorption. It features Alpinestars’ patented A-Head system for precise fit adjustment in terms of EPS liner height and angle. Thanks to all these features, Alpinestars latest helmet complies with his ECE 22.06.

As already mentioned, the Alpinestars Supertech R10 is a very limited edition helmet with only 200 pieces planned to be produced. The race cap will be released on July 10, 2023 via the Alpinestars official website. At the time of this writing, Alpinestars has yet to announce pricing for its latest helmet. However, I wouldn’t be surprised if he fetches over $1,000 for this lid.

Source: rideapart.com