AGV launches brand-new K5 sport-touring helmet in 13 different colours
After recently revealing its new flagship Pista GP R3, a helmet that claims to make the chances of suffering a concussion six times less likely, AGV has now revealed its new sport-touring K5 lid. Straight away there are some key things to note, including how many different colour options are available.
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