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Imagine waking up on one of those cold evenings and finding hot water at a simple turn of the faucet. Have one of those cravings for hot chocolate? No problem. Satisfy it instantly by simply pouring water that’s already hot to a cup from a faucet conveniently. These are just some of the advantages of hot water dispenser kitchen faucets that can be installed just like an ordinary faucet. Aside from providing water that’s hot anytime you want, a variety of kitchen chores can be done in an instant if you have such a faucet installed in your kitchen, since you do not have to boil water first.

Water from hot water dispenser kitchen faucets may be used for cleaning stubborn stains as well. Normally, this will entail a longer process since you will have to boil the water first in a traditional stove. Additional fuel or electricity is used, and you need to have a kettle to do it. You also do not need to wait that long for noodles or soup to cook since it can be done by just pouring water from the faucet that’s already been heated up.

This is cost-effective too. Compared to the traditional stove, you will only need around ten cents a day in electricity costs to operate this type of faucet, making it a lot more economical.

Hot water dispenser kitchen faucets range in prices of fifty to two hundred dollars. But if you are short on budget but really need the utility of one, there are cheaper models that you can have for around twenty dollars.

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Any paramedic first on the scene of a motorcycle accident will shake his head upon finding the injured without a helmet on. Riding a motorcycle without a helmet is synonymous with severe, if not fatal, injury. Death rates increase exponentially as helmets use decrease. Taking off your HJC helmet before taking off on a bike ride is a grave (no pun intended) mistake!

HJC Helmet, one of the leading helmet manufacturers in the world, and all other helmet makers for that matter, will really be against at the accident statistics involving helmet less bikers. And why not, when transportation statistics show a direct relation between the rise of motorcycle deaths and the drop in motorcyclists wearing helmets? It is really amazing how a biker can take the risk when a little discipline - just putting on one HJC helmet for example - goes a long way in prolonging the biker’s life.

While traffic regulations say a helmet is mandatory, not every biker is that conformist. Wearing a helmet, much less paying for a high-end HJC helmet for instance, can be tedious if not actually a nuisance. Anti-helmet advocates shun Harley helmets or BMW or HJC helmets as water repels oil. But is it really cumbersome and tedious? Some cannot see the reason when an innovative HJC helmet, for example the SY-MAX II, offers great features like optically superior face shield, one-touch integrated sunshield, pushbutton chin bar, single button face shield release, and cool interiors. With this kind of HJC helmet, it’s practically like wearing no helmet at all!

What is surprising is that bikers will spend a lot on high-end motorcycles like BMW, Ducati, Harley Davidson, and other prestigious brands, but think twice about spending a few hundred dollars on one HJC helmet. Some bikers will pay extra for motorcycles with higher-revving powers, lowered chassis, great suspension, responsive gears, but will not spend anything on say, HJC helmet accessories like optional shields, headliners, balaclavas maybe, breath guards, breath boxes, face masks, flat shields, or pinlocks. These HJC helmet accessories actually come in a wide array of options for color, comfort, safety, ease of use, and other biker eccentricities. They spare no costs on motorcycles and the fuel these bikes guzzle, but hoard every penny so as not to shell out one for a protective jacket, reinforced boots, padded vests, or even motorcycle gloves.

Motorcycling is definitely fun! Riding a motorcycle with all the feeling of freedom it brings, the heady breeze, the rush of the wind on the ears, the refreshing morning sunlight can be very tempting for the biker to forget his helmet or other protective gear. Unfortunately, sometimes that’s where the fun ends, as thoughtless riding without regard for personal safety can make motorcycling a disastrous - definitely not fun - activity. Motorcycles are great machines. They take the biker to places where cars normally don’t go. Unfortunately again, though, those places are not always safe - like off-road and muddy, slippery, mountain trails, unpaved roads, and lots of unyielding road surfaces. Motorcycle safety should go hand in hand with motorcycling. Wearing a Harley or HJC helmet should also go hand in hand with wearing jackets, boots, and other protective apparel.

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Do you need a new valve? There are several choices for sprinkler valves : Rain Bird, Hunter, Toro, Orbit, and Lawn Genie. They vary a lot in quality and styles.

Buy Rain Bird

Let’s make it simple. Buy Rain Bird one inch valves. They are the best valve to use. If you are into high pressure systems (over 80 psi) get an upgraded valve that is dull black. The dull black valves are a nylon plastic composite that is stronger than a shiny black valve. If you need a high pressure valve go to a real plumbing or sprinkler store. Big box retailers will not carry this valve.

Nowadays, the majority of contractors put in Hunter. Rain Bird was the standard for many years. Then, Hunter came in and priced their valves one dollar less than Rain Bird. Since the quality was similar, contractors slowly switched to Hunter. Hunter valves are easier to install because they are smaller. They are also easier to repair because they only have four screws on top. Now, the prices are equal, but contractors like the ease of the Hunter valves.

Flow Control

You may wish to check for a flow control knob. This means you can turn down the water pressure to that valve. Most of the time, you will never need to use the flow control. Most people never touch them. They are valuable, although, because you can turn the water off to that valve if it is leaking. In addition, if the valve won’t quite shut you can slightly turn down the flow control and the valve will work properly.

Jar Top or Inline

Nearly all valves installed are inline. Inline valves are basically regular valves that hook up to the sprinkler main line. Jar top valves are hooked up exactly the same way. Jar top valves have an added feature. To remove the top, you just unscrew it. You don’t need to take out screws. It makes it more convenient to replace the top of the valve or to just clean out the valve. Jar top valves are increasing in popularity.

Don’t even consider installing Lawn Genie products. Orbit is the next worst product; avoid it. Toro is a little better than Orbit, but still not that great. Hunter is fair. Rain Bird is Great.

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Peanut Butter is as “American” as baseball and apple pie!

It’s a staple in the vast majority of American households, if not every kitchen, and has been, for generations.

It goes great on and with many things including; white bread, crackers, celery, ice cream, bananas, milkshakes and much more.

There’s even websites dedicated to peanut butter such as PeanutButterLovers.com.

There’s no doubt, Peanut Butter offers some nutritional value. One ounce of roasted peanuts provides 10% of the daily value of folate, the naturally occurring form of the B vitamin folic acid, recommended for the reduction of birth defects and lowered heart disease risk.

But there is also no arguing the fact that traditional, non-organic or all natural brands also offer some not-so-nutritional ingredients and has serious allergy implications for many. Let’s take a look at the big picture.

INGREDIENTS:

Roasted Peanuts Sugar Partially Hydrogenated Vegetable Oils (Cottonseed and Rapeseed) Salt

Let’s take a closer look at each of these ingredients:

Roasted Peanuts:

A closer look at peanuts and one learns that they are not even in the “nut family”. They are actually legumes related to peas, lentils, chickpeas and other beans.

But for as small as peanuts are, they pack a HUGE punch in terms of nutrition. They offer the following nutritional values:

mono unsaturated fats - healthy fat good for a strong heart vitamin E niacin folate protein magnesium resveratrol, the phenolic antioxidant found in red grapes and red wine

And there are numerous studies that prove a diet high in peanuts can reduce cardiovascular disease.

Peanut Allergies

Although allergic reactions can occur to virtually any food, research studies on food allergy consistently report more problems with some foods than with others. It turns out that peanuts are one of the foods most commonly associated with allergic reactions.

Many schools across the U.S. are banning ALL peanut products and even products manufactured in plants where peanuts have been processed due to the high number of children allergic to them and the severe nature of the allergic reactions.

But if you are not allergic to peanuts, partaking in them daily can be a great way to help your heart and body stay healthy and strong.

Sugar:

Although less harmful than High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS), sugar offers no nutritional value.

Sugar is known to cause tooth decay, obesity, and hyper-activity, among other things.

It is added to Peanut Butter to enhance the taste and flavor.

Partially Hydrogenated Vegetable Oils:

In Peanut Butter, most often includes Cottonseed and Rapeseed oils. Let’s take a closer look at each:

Cottonseed Oil:

Wikipedia: Cottonseed oil is a vegetable oil extracted from the seeds of the cotton plant after the cotton lint has been removed. It must be refined to remove gossypol, a naturally occurring toxin that protects the cotton plant from insect damage. Therefore, unrefined cottonseed oil is sometimes used as a pesticide. In its natural unhydrogenated state, cottonseed oil, like all vegetable oils, has no cholesterol. It also contains no trans fatty acids. However, it does contain over 50% Omega-6 fatty acids and only trace amounts of Omega-3 fatty acids, and the imbalance is considered unhealthy if not used in moderation or balanced elsewhere in the diet. Further, these polyunsaturated fats can potentially go rancid during the extraction process.

Cottonseed oil is rich in palmitic acid (22-26%), oleic acid (15-20%), linoleic acid (49-58%) and 10% mixture of arachidic acid, behenic acid and lignoceric acid. It also contains about 1% sterculic acids and malvalic acids in the crude oil. The cyclopropene acids are undesirable components, but they are largely removed during refining, particularly deodorization, and also during hydrogenation. They are not considered to present any health hazard in cottonseed oil.

Cottonseed oil is commonly used in manufacturing potato chips and other snack foods. Along with soybean oil, it is very often partially or fully hydrogenated. The growing consensus is that in hydrogenated (trans fat) form these oils are very unhealthy. Cottonseed oil was the first oil to be hydrogenated in mass production, originally intended for candle production, and soon also as a food (as Crisco). In part because regulations apply differently to non-food crops, it has also been suggested that cottonseed oil may be highly contaminated with pesticide residues, but insufficient testing has been done.

Cotton (oil) is also one of the big four (soy, corn, rapeseed/Canola, and cotton) genetically modified crops grown around the world.

Rapeseed Oil:

Wikipedia: Natural rapeseed oil contains erucic acid, which is mildly toxic to humans in large doses but is used as a food additive in smaller doses. Canola is a tradename for low erucic acid rapeseed that is sometimes mis-applied to other cultivars.

Rapeseed has been linked with adverse effects in asthma and hay fever sufferers. Some suggest that oilseed pollen is the cause of increased breathing difficulties. This is unlikely however, as rapeseed is an entomophilous crop, with pollen transfer primarily by insects. Others suggest that it is the inhalation of oilseed rape dust that causes this, and that allergies to the pollen are relatively rare. There may also be another effect at work; since rapeseed in flower has a distinctive and pungent smell, hay fever sufferers may wrongly jump to the conclusion that it is the rapeseed that is to blame simply because they can smell it.

I think you can summize for yourself the not-so-nutritional value these 2 vegetable oils offer us when included in Peanut Butter.

Partially hydrogenated oils, or trans fatty acids are something we can all do without. They have proven to have serious health effects and provide no nutritional value whatsoever.

SALT:

One of salt’s major functions is to regulate blood volume and pressure including the flexibility of the blood vessels. Taken in moderation, it’s a good thing for our health.

However, when consumed in high volumes, it can be quite the opposite.

ALTERNATIVES

Homemade Peanut Butter is the absolute healthiest alternative, as you’ll always know EXACTLY what is in the final product. Here’s a sample homemade recipe:

You can use a blender, food processor or an electric mincer.

3 cups organic roasted peanuts 2-3 Tbsp. honey 5 to 7 Tbs. extra-virgin olive oil (or until desired consistency) Peanuts help control blood sugar and contain antioxidants, as do olive oil and honey.

There are other “peanut-substitute” products on the market for those with allergies to peanuts. Although hard to find, I would highly recommend only a natural or organic variety. The traditionally processed varieties do contain chemicals and preservatives.

Buying organic or all natural “nut spreads” at your local organic grocer, is another alternative. They are fresh, all natural and offer all the nutritional value without any harmful or unnecessary ingredients.

CONCLUSION

Non-organic peanuts are routinely treated with pesticides. This is one consideration. Another is the hydrogenated oils and more specifically the cottonseed oil used in the conventional peanut butter brands.

If we use the nutritional value peanut butter offers, as our justification to continue eating conventional brands, then one could say then why not replace with raw nuts thereby by-passing the oils?

I think we each have to make the choices that are healthiest for us, even when it comes to something we tend to love so much, like peanut butter.

All natural, organic peanut butters may cost a few cents more, are just as tasty, may have a slightly different texture, but are void of anything harmful and full of everything healthy. It’s a healthy choice we can make without sacrificing our own personal enjoyment…..a good old fashioned pb&j!!!!

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This cookies give you a touch, not an over abundance of chocolate. These cookies are for those who like a touch of chocolate but aren’t die-hard chocoholics. The Biscotti is perfect with a cup of hot chocolate or a cup of coffee or hot tea. The Chocolate Dipped Oatmeal Cookies are great for an after school snack with a glass of milk.

MILK CHOCOLATE-ALMOND BISCOTTI
1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1 tsp baking powder
1/4 tsp salt
1/2 cup chopped almonds
2 eggs
1/2 cup sugar
1 tsp vanilla extract
1/2 tsp almond extract
1 cup miniature milk chocolate chips

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line 2 baking sheets with foil; grease foil.

In a medium bowl, mix together the flour, baking powder, salt, and almonds; set aside.

In a large mixing bowl, beat eggs and sugar on medium speed of electric mixer until blended. Add the vanilla and almond extracts. Gradually beat in the flour mixture then stir in the chocolate chips.

Shape the dough into two 12-inch logs on one of the prepared baking sheets. Bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes. Remove from oven and cool slightly. Using a serrated knife, cut logs into 1-inch slices. Place slices on baking sheet and return to the oven for 10 minutes. Turn slices and bake another 10 minutes or until golden brown. Remove to wire racks to cool.

CHOCOLATE DIPPED OATMEAL CRISPS
1 3/4 cups quick-cooking oats
3/4 cup granulated sugar
3/4 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 tsp baking powder
3/4 cup butter, melted
1/4 cup corn syrup
1/4 cup whipping cream
1 1/2 cups semisweet chocolate chips
3 tbsp shortening

Preheat oven to 350 degrees.

Line a cookie sheet with heavy duty foil and set aside.

In a large bowl, combine the oats, sugar, flour, and baking powder; set aside. In another bowl, combine the melted butter, corn syrup, and whipping cream. Add the butter mixture to the oat mixture and stir together until combined.

Drop dough by rounded teaspoons onto the prepared cookie sheet, placing about 3-inches apart. Bake at 350 degrees for 10 to 12 minutes or until bubbly and golden brown around the edges. Cool cookies on the foil. Carefully lift edges of cookies, them peel off the foil.

In a small heavy saucepan, heat the chocolate chips and shortening over low heat until melted, stirring occasionally. Dip half of each cookie into the chocolate mixture. Cool on waxed paper until chocolate sets.

Yield: Approximately 5 dozen cookies.

Enjoy!

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In buying an acoustic guitar, price, quality, brand and knowledge about the history of guitars and who makes them matters very much. To get straight to the point I’ll tell you what brands to buy and what not. First of all you have to determine what kind of player you are. Whether you are only a beginner, intermediate, or and expert. Well, I assume that I am writing for beginners and possibly intermediates because I am pretty sure that an expert guitarist would surely know what kind of guitar to buy. If you are an intermediate you should probably consider a “cheap” guitar as for the next month-years you will need to learn the concept of playing a guitar itself.

You won’t be to focused on the “beauty” of the sound. For beginners I would recommend those cheap Ibanez, Yamaha, or Spectrum guitars. I, in particular, learned to play on a $60 Spectrum guitar. I still have this guitar and often play it. But as I advanced into higher levels of guitar playing and joined a band, I had to find a better sounding guitar and my number one choice is Taylor. Gibson, Fender, and Martin are also good choices but Taylor is my favorite. It has such a beautiful clean, crisp sound, it seems that even if someone has hasn’t even held a guitar before in house life would sound good playing it.

Now, as I said in the beginning you HAVE to consider the price. You won’t get anything good for a cheap price. So an average price of buying a Taylor, Fender Gibson, or Martin would be roughly around $1,500-$2,000. Now those would be some of the cheaper ones that these companies have. They also have guitars from $5,000-$10,000. But in my opinion I do not see the point of buying a guitar for $10,000 as it will have the almost the same sound as a $1,500 guitar. I’m that kind of person who wouldn’t spend those kind of money on a guitar, so what you can do is visit sites like Craigslist.com but you would have to check the items around every 30 minutes for about a month to grab something worth buying because those kinds of guitars go really fast. Back to discussing the guitars themselves. As I already have said, I own a Taylor guitar that is worth around $2,000 new.

Taylor guitar have Grover tuning keys which are a very good quality and hold the tune for a long time. I tune my guitar about once a month noting that I play it very often. The pickups are Taylor Expression System which delivers a nice, clean, crisp sound. I also use this guitar with different kinds of distortions and it sounds amazing. To choose between buying a Taylor or a Gibson or Fender or Martin would be pretty hard. It would be like choosing between a Mercedes and a BMW. So the best brands of acoustic guitars are Taylor, Gibson, Fender, and Martin. In my opinion two of the best brands of acoustic guitars are Taylor and Gibson. Oh, and by the way. Fender makes the best electric guitars. So if you are choosing to buy an acoustic guitar my advice would be either Taylor or Gibson. You won’t be disappointed. That’s for sure.

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There are many different types of leather conditioners on today’s products. While most conditioners consist of either oils or waxes, it is important to know what you are working with in order to achieve the desired results. Mink oil is one of the most popular leather conditioning products available today, and is made up of the fatty layer under the skin of mink that helps to moisturize their hide. This same oil can be used to condition leather, and is a key ingredient in a number of leather conditioning products. Although mink oil is not recommended for conditioning leather furniture, it is great for waterproofing leather footwear. When shopping for a high quality conditioner, it is important to read the label as a lot of mink oil contains some other ingredients as well.

Neatsfoot oil is another great leather conditioning product that is made from the hooves of cattle. However, it is important to keep in mind that this type of oil is a very heavy conditioning product and should never be used on leather that is stitched or sewn together like in baseball gloves, as it can rot out the stitching. Of all of the different types of oils that have been used in leather conditioning products, neatsfoot oil has perhaps the greatest amount of interesting history. Not only has it been used for an extensive period of time, but it has also been combined with an impressive number of other materials in order to maintain footwear.

Saddle soap is another popular leather conditioning product that has been beneficial for maintaining saddle leather but is known to actually cause harm to leather furniture and upholstery. Because saddle soap is highly alkaline in nature, it is suitable for the tough, vegetable tanned leather that is used to make saddles. It is also beneficial for removing manure and other heavy soils from leather products.

Leather that is frequently used in car upholstery and leather furniture is processed differently than other types of leather, often using a chromium tanning process that gives it softer, more supple characteristics. The chemical reaction caused by harsher saddle soap can actually break own this type of leather quite dramatically in a shorter period of time by deteriorating he fibrous structure of the leather. Now that dyeing and bleaching of leather has become a more common practice, leather conditioners that are less harsh in nature are more desirable.

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You may find that you have a scratch either on your car window, an end table with glass on the top, or even something else. While looking at some scratches on a surface can be rather annoying, there are some things that you can do to fix it. As long as your scratch isn’t too crazy, you can try some of the methods that I’m going to list below. It never hurts to try them out because what you’re going to find out is that if you have to replace the whole item itself, it’s going to be rather expensive.

Try nail polish remover

If the scratch isn’t that bad, what you’re going to want to do is try a little nail polish remover. You will want to dab a little bit on a cloth and rub it into the scratch. Try not to rub too excessively, because you may do more damage than good. Other experts will tell you that a compound such as Brasso can do the trick as well. Try using a cotton cloth if you have one around. A cloth that is too fine may do more damage than good.

Try a DIY kit

There are a lot of kits out there. How do you find the right one? You’re going to realize that there are a lot of junk products out there. Thankfully for the Internet, I’m able to find products that are going to work for me. I can simply search out the reviews and find a product that will work. There are a lot of great kits out there such as Enkay Polishing, as well as Quixx.

Rent a buffer

Another strategy that many people use is buy renting a high speed buffer. You can get a polishing chemical called cerium oxide. Apply this to the scratch and buff the scratch until it looks as if its improving. Make sure you have a buffer that is safe with the glass.

You will find that something like glass repair really isn’t made for those that don’t know what they are doing. What you’re going to want to do is consult with a local glass shop and see what they can do for you. If you have a window that is damaged, you may want to just replace. As long as you do a cost analysis, you can see what is best for you.

If you want to give the repairs a shot yourself, you may want to try the above tips, but do it at your own risk!

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Most cities in the world have a law requiring people to wear a helmet if you are riding a motorcycle or any other 2 wheelers. And this is great, because a helmet is one of the most important safety items. Think about this as an accessory too.

There are so many helmets today on the market on any taste and cost. What style helmet you decide to buy and how much money you decide to spend is a personal choice. All depends on how much you value your neck or even life. You should spend as much as you can afford. Just think about hospital’s bills or your family. And remember: you’ll get what you’ll pay for!

First of all, don’t buy a used motorcycle helmet. Even if this is your friend’s helmet! You don’t know for sure how it was stored. You don’t know for sure what temperatures and for how long it was used in the trips. High and very low temperatures melt composites inside of helmets. Fallen helmet on the concrete gradually damages it. It may look like a new, but important changes inside of it are not visible. As you wear your properly fitting helmet it gradually fits to the shape of your head. Used helmet will be fitted to someone else’s head. If lining is not removable, means you can’t wash it, then you might get someone “problems”. If you want to safe money on your helmet and want to buy it online, make sure the helmet is brand new and hasn’t been used. Buying a helmet takes a time and research. Even if you tried helmet for 5 minutes and liked it, doesn’t mean this is right helmet for you. You need to wear helmet for 1 or 2 hours, before you will know for sure. That is why most riders have 2 to 10 helmets. That is why always good to buy helmets online- you will safe lots of money! Today market offers different types of helmets, like:

o “Open Face” or the “motorcycle half helmets”; these are most popular among scooter owners. They have less protection for your face than other types of helmets but many manufacturers make more designs. The helmet market is growing quickly as more people buying motorcycles. Open face helmets are very popular among riders of cruiser style bikes, like Harleys, as well as classic bike riders. German helmets bring some variety to the market There are many “retro helmets” around today too. Most “open face” helmets do not provide any eye protection (some do come with a handy flip down shield-visor so you should think of buying a good pair of motorcycle sunglasses to protect your eyes.

o “Full Face” helmet is a type of helmet that offers the best protection for you head and face,they are available in a big variety of styles and colors. Helmets from Shoi, Caberg, Bell, Arai, BMX, Icon, kbc, Harley-Davidson helmets are probably most popular brands on the market today.

o “Flip Front” type: these helmets are great for long trips. It is two in one helmet. They give a choice to wear them as an open face helmet or full face. Used widely. Some of them have removable Visor-shield. That gives an ability to replace it easy once it has been scratched.

o “Off Road” helmets are widely used by motocross and “enduro” riders. More and more of these helmets are coming on to the market with the rising popularity of motorbikes. Most “off road” helmets don’t provide eye protection, so make sure you have a good pair of goggles. When choosing a motorcycle helmet look for approval rating labels.

They called approved helmets. Most of them are DOT helmets. You don’t want to be penalized by police officer for wearing helmet without this label. Another important thing is a proper fit. When you shake your head side to side, helmet must not move around or up and down. It has to sit slightly tight on your checks. With time it will get loose. When it sits properly on your head, it will provide good sound proof. Noise from the wind can make you tired, especially for long rides. And with time it may cause damage to your ears. Earplugs are always welcome too. The other advantage in a good helmet you might want to seek is ventilation. Especially if you gonna ride in hot temperatures. Stay tuned with more news on motorcycle helmets.

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Arai helmets are renowned for the sheer quality of the design and Arai are leading innovators in technology for the motorcycle helmet market. Many of the features now found in helmets originated as Arai innovations and they continue to keep striving for the best.

The company was first set up in 1937 in Japan by Hirotake Arai who was a traditional hat maker. Originally the company produced helmets on a small scale production line for the domestic market. When the company was taken over by Hirotake’s son Michio Arai, he decided to turn it into what is now known as the iconic Arai brand.

Arai initially only exported to the United States and Australia however, the visit of Ferry Brouwer to the factory in 1981 led to the expansion to export into Europe. Brouwer had noticed these high quality helmets appearing in the paddocks at events such as the Grand Prix and was unable to obtain such a product in Europe. With his visit, he convinced Michio to start exporting into Europe and in 1983 Arai helmets Europe was established.

Today, Arai still remain as one of the world’s leading motorcycle helmet brands with each helmet being handmade to perfection. The brand offers the ultimate in helmet technology and are still the leaders in innovation as a result of over 50 years experience. Arai’s 2010 range is no exception and includes both new and updated designs which incorporate the very latest technology. This allows them to create a variety of helmets to suit the needs of every rider.

The new range includes the RX-7 GP Haga which is a replica of World Superbike rider Noriyuki Haga’s signature helmet. It has been made to celebrate Haga’s first Superbike win at Phillip Island in 2009. This helmet is the first Arai helmet to have the double protective coating on the top layer of the shell to increase the overall strength of the external shell. The RX-7 GP also boasts 5 different adjustments on the air wing which helps with the aero-dynamics of the helmet and air intakes that reduce noise.

Other highlights of the 2010 releases include the high specification Arai Quantum. Available in a variety of designs, the new helmet features the ‘Quantum fit’ but also posses the technology created for the RX-7 GP. This has resulted in a helmet suitable for both sports and touring and offers un-rivalled standards of comfort and safety.

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