Hidden amongst the AGV stand was the prototype for a possible next-generation helmet, developed by Valentino Rossi and named 'Project 46'.Accompanying the glass protected helmet was an Italian description for the experimental AGV, saying

to speak.AGV currently have four factories, one in the Czech Republic, one in Malaysia, one in Indonesia and the one in Italy. They've been around for years. They first started making crash helmets back in 1947. Since then they've supported numerous World

NEW SAFETY ratings for motorcycle helmets were published today by Road Safety Minister Jim Fitzpatrick.An extra 28 motorcycle helmets have been rated by SHARP - the Department for Transport’s Safety Helmet Assessment and Rating Programme – taking

CHECK OUT this amazing video of the innovative APC helmet airbag system being put through its paces.The tests, carried out by safety organisation DEKRA, show different scenarios with and without the system to highlight how it stops the biker's head

FUR COVERED motorcycle helmets were the order of the day at Karl Lagerfeld's Paris Fashion Week, where the designer showed off his autumn/winter collection.The mink covered helmets, made by French brand Ruby, and fitted with an iPod connection, so

JESSICA DUNN, a design graduate from Australia has designed the world’s first folding helmet called the Proteus.Intended to make it easier for commuters to carry their helmet with them, the simple design folds to fit inside a rucksack.The design has

AGV have revolutionised the design method behind helmets, taking it to a new level with the PistaGP.Valentino Rossi played a pivotal role in the development behind the helmet. The process began with the Italian helmet makers using a laser to scan

and stalls looking at tat while Dad got steadily stocious on German beer. Two things stick in my mind as memorable from those days out: watching the Red Arrows scream past and gawping through a fence at the White Helmets performing mind-bending tricks

New BMW Sport Helmet ... prices from £245Making full use of its sporting heritage the new BMW Sport helmet incorporates ultra-quality components to ensure the highest levels of protection, comfort and confidence. The sweeping lines and space

BMW's new lid is the lightest on the marketBMW Motorrad have unveiled the lightest enduro helmet on the market, new for the BMW Rider Equipment 2009 rangeBased on the company's current Enduro helmet, the Carbon holds a ECE 22-05 certification