The 2023 range of Shark motorcycle helmets is in dealerships
New Shark motorcycle helmets are in shops, with the 2023 Spartan GT Pro and EVO-GT N-COM now available
AN early delivery of goodies has just arrived in the UK, as the latest range of Shark motorcycle helmets has landed in dealerships across the country. The latest lids include the 2023 Spartan GT Pro, Spartan RS Carbon, and EVO-GT N-COM.
The range was first revealed to the public in October, and despite the world still being in a bit of a pickle, Shark somehow managed to get them into UK dealers ahead of schedule. Alongside the three lids mentioned above, Shark has also updated the colour options of the EVO-GT, EVO-ES, Race-R Pro GP, Spartan RS, ECE 22.06 compliant Spartan RS Carbon, D-Skwal, Street Drak and Citycruiser.
Shark Spartan GT Pro
Brand-new for 2023 and the next generation of the Spartan GT arrives, in the form of the ECE 22.06 compliant Spartan GT Pro. It features an aerodynamically designed outer shell made from a combination of glass and carbon fibre layers and is fitted with a multi-density EPS liner. The visor is a VZ300 Class 1-rated item for clear vision and as before, a drop-down sun visor is included. Ventilation is also improved for 2023, with optimised and adjustable inlet vents and two Venturi-effect outlets. The Spartan GT Pro is available in nine colourways and has an RRP of £429.99.
Shark EVO-GT N-COM
Joining the sporty Spartan GT Pro for 2023 is the flip-font and Bluetooth-enabled EVO-GT N-Com edition. Outwardly, it is very much like the current EVO-GT, although the N-COM edition comes pre-fitted with a B802SK intercom system as standard. The new EVO-GT N-COM is in Shark motorcycle helmet dealers with an RRP of £519.99. It is available in sizes extra small, through to king size.
More information on these helmets can be found on the Nevis website.
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Simon (AKA Toad) has been working within the motorcycle industry for more than twelve years, and a member of the motorcyclist family since birth. Growing up around British-built single and twins, it was inevitable that a life on two wheels was on the cards, from a very early age!
