Bell Sidetrack Bike Helmet - Youth - bell-helmet_sidetrack_youth

By Bell Sports

$39.95

(719 Reviews)

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bell-helmet_sidetrack_youth

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Bell Sports

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This high quality, discount Cycling product Bell Sidetrack Bike Helmet - Youth from Bell Sports is now discounted to $39.95 from Als Sports

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Cycling

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LET'S PROTECT THOSE ASPIRING MINDS, SHALL WE? Bell's Sidetrack Helmet for youth protects smaller heads during the transition from grom ripper to enduro slayer with the same extended coverage and In-Mold shell of the adult Stoker version. The PinchGuard Buckle design and ErgoDial fit system help to guarantee they'll make that transition with noggins intact by ensuring the fit is comfortable enough that a junior shredder won't toss the helmet mid-ride.FEATURES Shell Material: In-Mold Polycarbonate Impact Foam: EPS Ventilation: 15 vents Fit Adjustment: ErgoDial Visor: yes

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