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Helmets, goggles, luggage & loads of awesome parts. One of the best ways to customize your ride is with Biltwell.
We stock apparel, bars, grips & order parts in as needed. If you see something on their website, let us know and we'd be happy to bring it in for you. Note, their website prices are in USD.
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HELMETS
PARTS & accessories
PARTS & accessories
Explore the latest colour ways for the Lane Splitter, Gringo, Gringo S and Bonanza helmets on the Biltwell site.
We always have helmets at the store. If you see one you like that we don't have, let us know and we will order it in.
PARTS & accessories
PARTS & accessories
PARTS & accessories
Where to begin with motorcycle parts and accessories? If you are looking for foot pegs, handlebars, risers, throttles, grips, mirrors, seats or DIY parts, you need to check out Biltwell. Check out their site below and let us know what we can get you.
BILTWELL INC. GLOBAL PRESS RELEASE - JULY 2021
GRINGO & GRINGO S MODEL HELMETS
A French consumer products safety agency recently conducted tests on certain Gringo and Gringo S helmets. These helmets were produced after March 2019, and received ECE R22.05 certification at the time of their manufacture. The potentially affected production lots for these helmets can be identified by the E13 serial number on the chin strap (see photographs below), and are limited to the following four-digit codes:
- 6011
- 6013
- 6070
The French test in question stated that helmets in the potentially affected lots may provide insufficient impact absorption capacity at extreme low temperatures (–20°C / –4°F). Based on these findings, the European Commission has announced a recall of potentially affected helmets from European dealers and European end users.
Out of concern for the safety of our customers, Biltwell has reported the French agency’s findings to US NHTSA authorities. Further review is ongoing, and more information will be shared on this issue when it becomes available. In the meantime, if you own a Gringo or Gringo S helmet that displays one of the four-digit numbers shown in the photos, please stop wearing it immediately.
To everyone—global wholesalers, domestic and international retailers, and especially Biltwell customers—thanks for your understanding during this situation. If you have questions not addressed in this announcement, please email ece@biltwellinc.com
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