Helmets can be divided into three categories.
The helmet comes in three color types. A solid without a pattern, a graphic with the brand's original pattern, and a replica of a famous racer's helmet.
In this article, we're going to find out which racer replica helmets are really popular based on the replica helmets that sold in the first half of 2020!
Read this and you'll know what a hot replica is right now!
Top 10 Most Popular Replica Helmets
No. 10 Dani Pedrosa.
Dani Pedrosa raced for Repsol Honda in MotoGP until his retirement in 2018. His helmets often have a "samurai" or "sword" motif, which he came to use, in part because of the "samurai spirit" as the basis for his own attitude to racing. Incidentally, Pedrosa once visited a swordsmith's workshop, a place few Japanese people are involved with.
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No. 9 Nikki Hayden.
Here's a replica of Nikki Hayden, who, unlike Pedrosa, is a standout American star!
He was an American born rider who raced in MotoGP with Repsol Honda between 2003 and 2008. He died in an accident after his retirement, but his great personality and riding skills made him a fan favorite to this day.
The family of Nicky Hayden, who was killed in a bicycle training accident, have agreed and with the family's wishes and consent to use the latest replica of the design used in this season's race to keep his name in the motorcycle industry. Based on the RX-7X, Nicky's trademark star and number 69, which were the trademarks of his beloved American rider, Nicky, who was number one in the world and deserved the name of World Champion, and who always loved racing and fans, were printed on his helmet. This is a replica model of Nicky's final color that he was challenging.
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No. 8 Ryuichi Kiyonari
Kiyonari's replica helmet with cool dragon graphics is number 8 on the list! This graphic was popular back in the day, even back in the SHOEI days. The long-awaited blue color of the RX-7X, which is the Alai version, is also getting a lot of attention! And speaking of Kiyonari, I knew he'd do well in this rainy BSB (British Superbike Championship)!
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No. 7 Yukiomi Kagayama
There are replica helmets, trying to play to the activities and jinxes of the riders. I think there are. For example, trying to wear a helmet of a rider that doesn't fall over?
This is a replica helmet of Kagayama, who is now known more for his activities as "Team Kagayama" than for his activities in BSB. Kagayama is known for his frequent falls and injuries during races, but even now, at the age of 46, he still competes in TOT (Taste of Tsukuba) with his original machine. They are very active. The nickname he got was "Iron Man"! Would you like to be an Ironman?
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No. 6 Jonathan Ray.
This is the replica helmet of Jonathan Ray, who won his fifth consecutive WSBK championship and also won the 2019 Suzuka 8 Endurance race. This gold helmet was a commemorative model for the fifth consecutive victory, and the V5 mark on the back of the head is proof of that. Surprisingly calm graphics, so it looks good on any motorcycle!
By the way, for even more of a replica look, I recommend putting a Monster Energy sticker on the side. Replica helmets often omit sponsor logos and other details, so you can reproduce them as appropriate.
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No. 5 56design｜Shinya Nakano
Currently, Shinya Nakano is active in a wide range of activities, including media appearances and events, as well as her own brand, 56design, which she launched. He was also a MotoGP rider, but his image varies from person to person. Some people think of the Kawasaki era, while others think of the CBR era in Konica Minolta colors.
This 2003 model is a reproduction of the graphics from the first half of Mr. Nakano's MotoGP career with his current flagship model, the Alai RX-7X! By the way, the centerpiece symbol is the proof that he is from SP Tadao Racing. The trademark 56 is derived from the number of the hero of the Baribari legend, Goma-gun.
And speaking of his features, he's so good looking that he's nicknamed "The Prince" and his riding is very low in falls, and when he falls, he doesn't get seriously hurt! What do you think? Are you starting to feel like you're a good sport?
No. 4 Akira Yanagawa
Yanagawa with a green graphic asking for a ride on a Kawasaki. He is an active competitor in Japan and international races using Supersports in the 1000cc class.
As you can see from the green? He has ridden many Kawasaki's in the past, and has a strong following among Kawasaki fans. If you're a Kawasaki rider, you must!
By the way, the number "87" in the number is derived from Yanagawa's surname.
The top three are all related to Rossi!
So far, so many national and international legends have been named. All of the top three ranking members are associated with Valentino Rossi. The rider Rossi feared, the rider Rossi admired, the next generation of riders beyond Rossi.
Top 3 Most Popular Replica Helmets
No. 3 Dajiro Kato
A replica of Daijiro Kato with flashy graphics and an eye-like design on the back of his head, the color scheme that was popular in the X-12 era is finally back for the X-14! A lot of people were waiting for that!
As this popularity shows, he was a very popular rider and was already feared by Rossi, a top star at the time, who saw him as a rival.
Nowadays, he is popular among young people for his glorious glory, but also for his catchy, street-worthy graphic designs.
He's a legendary rider who I can't help but imagine ...... if it weren't for that day and that crash.
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No. 2 Norick (Norifumi Abe)
If Daijiro Kato was a potential rival for Rossi, Norick, aka Norick, is the rider Rossi has always admired. The story of Rossi's fierce battle for the top spot in the 1994 road race championships with Schwantz and Doohan, which led him to call himself "Rochefumi", is very well known. It is also said that Rossi is the only rider to have personally asked for an autograph.
As you can see, Norick was the legendary rider that even Rossi admired, and this year, Norick's replica helmets were flooded with orders from fans as soon as they appeared.
Norick's helmet is a 2004 model, from the days when he raced in MotoGP on the Fortuner Gorlois Yamaha Tech 3.
In other words, it was his last year in the Norick MotoGP.
Read more: Norick Replica SHOEI X-Fourteen NORICK '04 is now Available for Pre-order! (Japanese)
No. 1 Marc Marquez.
I knew it was Marquez on top! There's a hell of a rookie out there! Those days are gone now. Marquez has become one of the biggest names in MotoGP and has a huge number of replica helmets to choose from! The momentum is such that there is perhaps the most variety in history.
In addition to the basic yearly models, there are also a variety of limited edition GP models and winter test models. He was a great rival to Rossi and a great source of excitement for us race fans. There's too much to say about Marquez vs Rossi, so I'll skip it.
He was the youngest winner in the MotoGP class and the youngest person to win a title, set 30 years ago by Freddie Spencer. He is the second debutant champion in the premier class behind Kenny Roberts, and is also the youngest rider to win a MotoGP class title since Freddie Spencer set it 30 years ago. Recently, both his brother and Alex Marquez became the first brothers in the history of the World Championship to win a championship in the same year.
Marquez is a legend in the modern world of racing, and one that will only get better as time goes on. Wear a Marquez replica of your choice and get going!
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Everyone has their own reasons for wearing a replica.
If you had to choose a replica helmet, whose model would it be? And why is that? Because I admired the rider? Because you want to pay tribute to that rider's accomplishments? And of course it's a good reason to be cool!
I don't necessarily think you have to know or be a fan of a rider just because it's a replica helmet. If you have a graphic that you like, wear it. That's fine.
Maybe you'll want to learn more about the rider as you wear it. If you do, then it's a match made in heaven.
Well, whatever, wear your favorite helmet!
