Givi Malaysia introduces M10.1 Acqua and M30.3 D-Visor demi jet helmets, priced from RM230 and RM312

Givi Malaysia introduces M10.1 Acqua and M30.3 D-Visor demi jet helmets, priced from RM230 and RM312

For the budget conscious Malaysian motorcycle rider, Givi Malaysia has introduced the M10.1 Acqua and M30.3 D-Visor demi jet helmets. Pricing for the M10.1 Acqua starts from RM230 while the M30.3 D-Visor range goes for RM312 upwards.

There are four colour choices for the M10.1 Acqua – Graphic Lava Black, Graphic Lava White, Soda Metallic Black and Soda Metallic Fuchsia. Meanwhile, the M30.3 D-Visor has three options to choose from – Graphic Echo Neon Yellow, Graphic Echo Red and the ever popular Solid Black.

The M10.1 Acqua helmet is a lightweight design and features a blend between vintage and modern styling. Features include a Micrometric helmet strap quick release buckle for ease of use and available sizes are from small to extra large.

Meanwhile, the M30.3 D-Visor helmet comes with Givi’s Head Protection System (HPS) which enhances head protection for the rider. This open face helmet incorporates an air ventilation system that reduces misting inside the visor on rainy days and cool weather.

Additionally, the M30.3 D-Visor comes with an internal tinted secondary visor to reduce glare on sunny days. All Givi helmets sold in Malaysia conform to the European ECE helmet standard.

Givi M30.3 D-Visor helmet


Givi M10.1 Acqua helmet

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Mohan K Ramanujam

Coming with diverse and extensive experience in heavy engineering, Mohan enjoys making anything with wheels go fast, especially motorcycles. His weapon of choice is the Desmoquattro engine, and he has a penchant for anything with a dash of Italian design. Strangely enough, he insists he's a slow rider.

 

Comments

  • Its not bad. Pretty good.

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  • Ben Yap on Oct 30, 2020 at 6:53 pm

    when i ride my motor, i always use a fullface helmet for chin protection. i’m not a fan for open face. The givi M10.1 is the worst in protection area and motorcyclist shouldn’t use it.

    I always laughed at those motorcyclist that spend money modifying their motorcycle and wears only a MS88 helmet. they rather spend money on making their bike then on their safety.

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    • panjang on Oct 30, 2020 at 8:42 pm

      They already pokai modifying their bike, cant afford better helmet.

      To me when wearing helmet one must always go for certified make and model, then find one that properly fits our head nicely. Then, please strap on properly.

      Too many time we see when a rider falls off, their helmet also falls off elsewhere due to not wearing the correct size and not strapping properly.

      Apart from all the above i will go for helmet with vents and dual visor for added comfort during varying riding condition.

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  • fooi yoh…now everyone can be top gun jet fighter pilot…while waiting for new top gun movie ^^

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