Shoei helmets unveils wicked looking NXR2 range

SHOEI’S highly anticipated and long awaited NXR2 launches worldwide in September and the good news is, it will be available from all leading Australian motorcycle dealers.

The NXR2 is the latest in Shoei’s long standing RF/NXR Series helmets, combining more than sixty years of helmet design experience with the latest manufacturing technology.

The versatile sports performance helmet can be used for all riding conditions, from road touring and commuting, to the racetrack.

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The NXR2 is a step up from the original NXR, sporting improvements in ventilation, comfort and hold, as well as refined aerodynamics, to produce a significant reduction in drag and lift, reducing the strain on a rider’s neck.

Shoei has developed vortex generators on the side of the visor to reduce wind turbulence and noise, while new, more voluminous cheek pads further restrain wind noise within the helmet, without blocking informative road sounds.

Shoei NXR2 helmet range
Shoei’s NXR2 helmet in Scanner (left) and Faust graphics

Each NXR2 features the new CWR-F2 visor system which provides riders with protection from 99 per cent of UV rays and is 10 per cent larger for improved lateral vision.

The visor has a conveniently located centre closure and locking mechanism and new first position shield opening feature for advanced venting and defogging.

While the NXR2 does sport new features, staples of the Shoei range are included, such as the emergency quick release system to help first responders safely remove your helmet with minimal load on a rider’s neck.

The NXR2 has also been designed and tested in Shoei’s state-of-the-art wind tunnel facility to ensure optimum aerodynamic and ventilation performance.

Riders are kept cool with six air intakes and four exhaust outlets, with the large three position lower vent shutter designed for ease of use with riding gloves.

Shoei NXR2 helmet range
Shoei’s NXR2 helmet in Mural (left) graphics and Matte Blue Metallic (solid)

The strategically shaped air-intake streamlines the profile of the helmet design, with a compact integrated spoiler helps reduce the forces placed on a rider’s head.

The new NXR2 is also one of the first helmet models to be certified to the latest European Standard ECE 22.06 update.

The full range of NXR2 helmets will arrive over the coming months, with six new graphic designs in a range of colours, and six solid colours to choose from, including matte, gloss and metallic options.

Prices start from $799.90 for solid colours and $949.90 for graphics.

Andrew Jenkin
Andrew Jenkin
Andrew Jenkin is the ride editor at Exhaust Notes Australia, founding editor of Two Wheel Addicts, a contributor at Bike Review and panel judge for Harley Davidson's Breakout Boss competition. Andrew has a love for anything on two wheels whether that be sports, naked or adventure bikes, with a guilty pleasure for cruisers.

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