STEELBIRD SBA-7 ISS ROAD MATT BLACK/GREY C/V (M)
Short Description
Get superior dual-visor versatility and rugged tactical style with the STEELBIRD SBA-7 ISS ROAD MATT BLACK/GREY C/V (M). Designed with a distinctive Matt Black and Grey finish and an integrated smoke sunshield, this Medium-sized modular helmet delivers everyday comfort, durability, and trusted ISI-certified safety for your rides.
Long Description
Ride with convenience, sun protection, and uncompromised safety using the STEELBIRD SBA-7 ISS ROAD MATT BLACK/GREY C/V (M). Engineered for urban commuters and touring riders, this flip-up helmet features a high-impact outer shell built to withstand rigorous road conditions while giving you the flexibility to easily lift the chin bar when needed.
The sophisticated Matt Black and Grey aesthetic ensures a bold, tactical look, complemented by a handy inner smoke sunshield that easily drops down to cut through harsh daytime glare. The plush, breathable inner padding keeps you comfortable during long journeys, while the crystal-clear anti-scratch outer visor and full ISI certification ensure reliable, distortion-free vision and complete road protection.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. What head size measurement does this helmet fit?
Ans: It is a Medium (M) size, designed to comfortably fit a head circumference of approximately 570mm to 580mm.
Q2. What are the key visor features of this model?
Ans: It features a dual-visor system comprising a clear polycarbonate outer visor (C/V) and an integrated inner smoke sunshield for bright daylight riding.
Q3. Is this a flip-up or full-face helmet?
Ans: This is a modular flip-up helmet, allowing you to easily lift the chin bar for convenience while riding or taking a break.
Q4. Is this helmet certified for Indian roads?
Ans: Yes, the STEELBIRD SBA-7 ISS ROAD MATT BLACK/GREY C/V (M) is fully ISI approved and complies with all mandated Indian safety regulations.
Q5. Can this item be returned if it does not fit?
Ans: No, this item follows a strict non-returnable policy.
