Bilt Techno Bluetooth Full-face Motorcycle Helmet (l) on 2040-parts.com
Sacramento, California, US
The most technologically advanced helmet BiLT has ever made, the Techno Bluetooth Helmet has everything but the kitchen sink. In addition to being able to Features and Benefits
sync with Bluetooth enabled devices, the Techno has great ventilation, a removable liner, and a drop-down tinted sun shield all in a convenient full face design. You can also pair it with another Techno Helmet (Full-Face or Modular) and enjoy rider to rider or rider to passenger intercom abilities.
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