Bell Race Star Flex DLX Dunne Helmet (Large Only)

New fit, 10% lighter, and now equipped with our ProTint shield (U.S. only), the Race Star Flex DLX is the ultimate choice for the racer with a day job – where every race weekend decision counts. Offering all the features and protection of its class-leading sibling, the Race Star utilizes a 3k carbon fiber shell and is packed with cutting-edge technology to deliver premier performance. Our proprietary Flex liner provides comprehensive protection, Magnefusion cheek pads ensure superior comfort with optimal fit, and RaceView orientation affords you a perfect view of the finish line. The desire to win starts in the head. In the U.S., the Race Star Flex DLX comes with a single Panovision ProTint Photochromic shield. For the rest of the world, the Race Star Flex DLX comes with a Panovision Pinlock Clear shield installed and an additional Panovision Dark Smoke Pinlock with Tear-Off Posts shield in the box. Availability, certification, color, and pricing may vary per region. If outside of the USA, please check with your authorized local dealer for more information.

SHIELD TYPE:

BELL PROTINT™ PHOTOCHROMIC SHIELD TECHNOLOGY

PRODUCT WEIGHT:

1540G +/- 50G (SIZE M)

ELECTRONICS COMPATIBILITY:

NOW WITH SPEAKER POCKETS

CERTIFICATION:

DOT (US)
SNELL (US)

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MSRP:

$919.95

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Sizing Information

Size	Head (inches)	Head (cm)	Hat Size
XS	20 7/8 – 21 5/8	53-54cm	6 5/8 – 6 3/4
Small	21 1/2 – 21 7/8	55-56cm	6 7/8 – 7
Medium	22 1/4 – 22 5/8	57-58cm	7 1/8 – 7 1/4
Large	23 – 23 1/2	59-60cm	7 3/8 – 7 1/2
XL	23 5/8 – 24 1/4	61-62cm	7 5/8 – 7 3/4
XXL	24 5/8 – 25	63-64cm	7 7/8 – 8

This sizing chart is based on information provided to us by Bell Helmets and is subject to change without notice, although we will do our very best to keep it up to date. We recommend that you measure your head by wrapping a cloth tape measure around your head about 1 inch or 2.5 cm above your eyebrows, which should be the largest portion of your head. Choose the helmet that is closest to your measured head size. If you fall between two sizes, choose the smaller of the two. You want a helmet to fit snug without being uncomfortable.