AGV invented the fibreglass jet helmet in 1954 and saw it later evolve into the full-face helmets we know today, especially in racing.
With the X70 collection, AGV goes back to the pioneering days when the natural shape of the head was simply adopted in a jet helmet.
Of course they add modern protection and comfort. Giacomo Agostini serves as the inspiration for the freedom and excitement expressed in the design of the Mino 73. Every inch of the motorcycle ride matters and the emotions that - along with wind and weather - come with riding a motorcycle can be felt with this helmet on.
AGV's X70 has a fibreglass helmet shell: light and compact, not least because AGV provides no fewer than three different helmet shells to accommodate the helmet sizes.
There are not many extras to mention with a jet helmet. There is a lot of modern technology in the vintage design though. You can also notice this on the inside, where the washable interior - in leather and suede - reminds you of 'the good old days' only in appearance. It feels better than many high-tech interiors and looks great thanks to an embroidered logo.
The Double-D ring buckle is obviously pure racing, and while you may not have to attack modern speed records with this X70, it allows you to imagine what top-level motorcycling felt like in the past.
This is a top motorcycle helmet, for enthusiasts with respect for tradition.
For maintenance of this helmet we recommend S100 helmet and visor cleaner for the outside. For cleaning the interior, without removing it, you can use S100 helmet interior cleaner. New visors have received a water repellent treatment. This treatment is less effective after some time. Restore the water repellent effect with Rain-X anti-rain spray.
Safety above all! Never ride with a scratched or dull visor. Especially at night, scratches or dullness cause blinding reflections from streetlights and headlights of oncoming vehicles. This effect is even more pronounced in rainy weather. It is best to replace a scratched or dull visor as soon as possible. Planning a longer trip? Then don't forget to take a replacement visor with you. Never ride in the dark with a tinted visor.