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SUOMY PLANET 2006 Catalogue

FROM 1997 THE ADVENTURE WITH TOP RIDERS IN THE WORLD

FROM THE PAST TO THE FUTURE

by SUOMY Records 1997 • Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the off-road competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. 1998 • Suomy makes its own début in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

1999 • Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the upcoming, cool brand.

In off-road racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

2000 • Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

2001 • This is the year of Suomy’s début at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

2002 • Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

2003 • A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all honoured classes and categories in racing championships around the world.

Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA Championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders worldwide.

2004 • 2004 was, once more, another great year for Suomy both on tracks and for dealership.

Big news that is sure to cause many manufacturers in Japan to take notice, Makoto Tamada signed on as the first Japanese MotoGP start to wear a no Japanese helmet - Suomy! Tamada joins the Suomy family of riders that counts some of the most prestigious names in racing and adds his name to the list of top riders who entrust their security to the Italian brand. However, Suomy is constantly looking for ways to increase its brand awareness and to strengthen customer satisfaction and so the Suomy line of technical sport and tour apparel is born. The tremendous response to this exciting apparel line is the result of great teamwork in the design, production and distribution of this exciting leather and casual apparel line.

2005 • 2005 saw Suomy’s continued investment in technology and product development, with invaluable collaboration with Factory Teams, such as Ducati Corse, and top riders in every world championship.

The resulting advancements is helmet technology derived from studies in MotoGP, assure the continued development in safety and ownership satisfaction, not just for our racers, but also for our entire production. It is thanks to this hi-quality research and development and the advanced technology characterizing Suomy products that our 2006 helmet collection was born.

In 2005 Suomy racers competed at the very highest levels in several championships: MotoGP showcased important victories with Capirossi, Barros and Max Biaggi. In SBK top performing racers Toseland, Lanzi, Fabrizio and others in the Suomy’s family took the Italian helmet to the podium. In the demanding racing of Motocross, Jet Ski and Supermotard competition, Suomy racers Coppins, Elisa Sabatino and Massimo Beltrami performed extremely well in their respective disciplines.

H E L M E T S a n d A P PA R E L

The secret behind the lightness and security of SUOMY helmets.

Top Riders choose Suomy for clear results!

The production process boasts the best aramidic carbon glass materials for the outer shell manufacturing .

SECURITY FIRST

2006 New season

by SUOMY NEWS 2006 • Always ready to face new challenges, the Suomy 2006 collection presents new models incorporating the latest state-of-the-art technologies, confirming its will to invest in the development of material and products.

These challenges are not restricted to racing circuits all over the world. Now, numerous driver schools worldwide are choosing to entrust the safety of their customers to the new F1 helmet introduced last year. This helmet distinguishes itself not just in its materials and design, but also how continuous research can improve the very best helmets in the world.

The various standards in international markets don’t frighten Suomy.

HELMETS

Continued investment is safety have meant that Suomy meets the challenges of the international markets by easily passing the most demanding crash tests.

A helmet developed from constant research and development will yield the best protection for a rider, whether it is derived from the very best protective technologies for the fast and furious 200 mph + speeds of MotoGP, or unique materials derived for the comfort and quite of a peaceful cruise with friends touring the countryside.

Suomy helmets – producing helmets of superior comfort and safety at all levels of Motorsports. That’s, performance, that’s Suomy.

A P PA R E L

F1

KANGAROO LEATHER

K1

COW LEATHER

EXTREME

GORE-TEX

SPEC 1R

TEXTILE

VANDAL

WATERPROOF

EXPLORER

TEAM WEAR

VENTURA

CASUAL WEAR

SPECTRE

CAPS

PRO CROSS MX

SOCKS

NOMAD

GLOVES

TRE

BACK PROTECTORS

TREK

ACCESSORIES

JOO

SUNGLASSES

Proshield Anti-fog inserts for faceshields HIGH PERFORMANCE / EASY INSTALLATION / ANTIFOG VISION

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SAFETY ON TRACK AND ON STREET The production process boasts the best carbon f i b re glass materials for producing the outer shell.

The secret behind the lightness of SUOMY helmets is in the process of warm moulding made through special technologically advanced presses and through the completely automated and robotised process that is able to assure the best precision.

The production destructive tests that SUOMY staff daily carries out on their helmets have the aim of assuring constant quality over time.

The crash tests on impact absorption according to EEC standards are carried out in the company's laboratory.

Several checks are made on visors in order to verify the field of vision, on the chin-straps for the security of the fastening and on the shells to verify the shock absorption.

Every SUOMY helmets easily get through these tests!

SAFETY IT IS A MENTAL EXPRESSION, A NEED THAT IS CLOSELY ASSOCIATED WITH SPEED, RACING AND THE PURE ADRENALINE OF RIDING. IT IS WITH THIS PHILOSOPHY THAT SUOMY CREATES A CLOTHING LINE IMBUED WITH TECHNICAL SAFETY FEATURES

SUOMY s.p.a.

Via al Gigante, 38 - 22044 Inverigo (CO) ITALY tel. +39 031696300 fax +39 031696065 mail info @ suomy.com Creativity and Co-ordination: HOBNOB s.r.l. (Monza - MI) IT www.hobnob.it End of Printing in Italy - December 2005 ALL RIGHT RESERVED

LIFE IS TOO SHORT TO WEAR A CHEAP HELMET !

2006 Catalogue

HELMETS

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RACE HELMETS for Men and Women in Motorsports Adventure!

Suomy has the answer to the riders asking for extreme feelings, satisfaction and comfort.

PEOPLE LOVE SPEED AND ADVENTURE ON ROAD AND TRACK

EXTREME helmets

by SUOMY Production

TECHNICAL SPECS

• High impact resistant fibreglass • Three shell sizes • Lightweight • Special sound-absorbing polymers • Removable, washable padding in top quality A L C A N TA R A Sanitized ® lining • Cheek pads removable (Suomy patented) and washable • Neck protection • Removable nose deflector • Competition-style D-ring closure, with button to fix strap (Suomy patented) • Hydrophobic, scratch-proof, antifog, high impact resistant visor • Safety lock visor system • Adjustable and removable chin air intake • Adjustable upper ventilation • Upper Venturi-effect exhaust vent • Side air exhaust

CARATTERISTICHE TECNICHE

• Calotta in fibre laminate composite ad alta resistenza agli impatti • Calotta esterna in tre misure • Peso ridotto • Speciali polimeri fonoassorbenti • Interno in pregiato tessuto ALCANTARA Sanitized ® removibile e lavabile • Guanciali removibili (brevetto Suomy) e lavabili • Protezione cervicale • Deflettore nasale removibile • Cinturino con chiusura D-Ring, tipo racing e bottone fissa cinturino (brevetto Suomy) • Visiera idrofobica a specchio, anti graffio, antifog, ad alta resistenza agli impatti • Sistema safety lock per rapida sostitu zione visiera con blocco • Presa aria mentoniera regolabile e removibile • Ventilazione superiore regolabile • Ventilazione superiore effetto Venturi • Sfoghi aria laterali

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP

TECHNICAL SPECS

CAR RACING H E L M ET

• High impact resistant fibreglass • Two shell sizes • Special sound-absorbing polymers • Inner lining fire-proof (F1 only) • Neck protection • Competition-style D-ring closure, w i t h button to fix strap (Suomy patented) • Scratch-proof and antifog visor (3 mm thickness) • Upper Venturi-effect exhaust vent • Certified in accordance with SNELL SA 2000, SNELL SA 2005, HANS SYSTEM, FIA, Standard 88-58-2002

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Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy

ges in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also,

with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders worldwide.

2004 was yet another great year for Suomy both on the track and at the dealership.

Big news that is sure to cause many manufacturers in Japan to take notice, Makoto Tamada signed on as the first Japanese MotoGP start to wear a none Japanese helmet - Suomy! Tamada joins the Suomy family of riders that contain some of the most prestigious names in

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statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola

decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of chan-

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• Calotta in fibre laminate composite ad alta resistenza agli impatti • Calotta esterna in due misure • Speciali polimeri fonoassorbenti • Interno in materiale ignifugo (solo F1) • Protezione cervicale • Cinturino con chiusura D-Ring, tipo racing e bottone fissa cinturino (brevetto Suomy) • Visiera antigraffio e antifog (spessore 3mm) • Ventilazione superiore effetto Venturi • Omologato in conformità alle nor mative SNELL SA 2000, SNELL SA 2005, HANS SYSTEM, FIA, Standard 88-58-2002

Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders worldwide.

2004 was yet another great year for Suomy both on the track and at the dealership.

Big news that is sure to cause many manufacturers in Japan to take notice, Makoto Tamada signed on as the first Japanese MotoGP start to wear a none Japanese helmet - Suomy! Tamada joins the Suomy family of riders that contain some of the most prestigious names in racing and adds his name to the list of top riders who entrust their security to the Italian brand. However, Suomy is constantly looking for ways to increase its brand awareness and to strengthen customer satisfaction and so the Suomy line of technical sport and tour apparel

HELMETS

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KSSEAU Extreme Australian Style Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy

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In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of chan-

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ges in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also,

with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders worldwide.

2004 was yet another great year for Suomy both on the track and at the dealership.

Big news that is sure to cause many manufacturers in Japan to take notice, Makoto Tamada signed on as the first Japanese MotoGP start to wear a none Japanese helmet - Suomy! Tamada joins the Suomy family of riders that contain some of the most prestigious names in

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• The product made by Alcantara®, characterizing some Suomy® helmets, has been created thanks to a collaboration between the two brands. It is washable, micro lined, light, and with sanitizer (a quality for keeping more hygienic the inside of the helmet).

• Il prodotto in Alcantara®, che caratterizza alcuni caschi Suomy®,studiato in collaborazione dalle due aziende, è lavabile, microforato, leggero e con trattamento sanitaizer (una proprietà che mantiene molto più igienico l’interno del casco).

Grazie ad una costante ricerca, innovazione, creatività e tecnologia dei materiali tutti i motociclisti potranno indossare caschi pratici, confortevoli e di qualità.

Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders worldwide.

2004 was yet another great year for Suomy both on the track and at the dealership.

Big news that is sure to cause many manufacturers in Japan to take notice, Makoto Tamada signed on as the first Japanese MotoGP start to wear a none Japanese helmet - Suomy! Tamada joins the Suomy family of riders that contain some of the most prestigious names in racing and adds his name to the list of top riders who entrust their security to the Italian brand. However, Suomy is constantly looking for ways to increase its brand awareness and to strengthen customer satisfaction and so the Suomy line of technical sport and tour apparel

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around the world for the street as well as the track! Racing is a continual challenge, and pushes product development and technology to the maximum. On four wheels, the highest level of racing is Formula 1.

So it is that Suomy’s competitive nature created this new Formula 1 racing helmet. The line of technical riding apparel continues to become and important part of the Suomy line, expanding in both range and sophistication, always true to the Italian style and technological know-how that distinguishes all Suomy products. Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions. Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as sati-

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the

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highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at

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least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship,

Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing cham-

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pionships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders wor-

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around the world for the street as well as the track! Racing is a continual challenge, and pushes product development and technology to the maximum. On four wheels, the highest level of racing is Formula 1.

So it is that Suomy’s competitive nature created this new Formula 1 racing helmet. The line of technical riding apparel continues to become and important part of the Suomy line, expanding in both range and sophistication, always true to the Italian style and technological know-how that distinguishes all Suomy products. Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions. Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup.

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it

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for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and

ldwide.

2004 was yet another great year for Suomy both on the track and at the dealership.

Big news that is sure to cause many manufacturers in Japan to take notice, Makoto Tamada signed on as the first Japanese MotoGP start to wear a none Japanese helmet - Suomy! Tamada joins the Suomy family of riders that contain some of the most prestigious names in racing and adds his name to the list of top riders who entrust their security to the Italian brand. However, Suomy is constantly looking for ways to increase its brand awareness and to strengthen customer satisfaction and so the Suomy line of technical sport and tour apparel is born. The tremendous response to this exciting apparel line is the result of great teamwork in the design, production and distribution of this exciting lea-

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ther and casual apparel line.

For 2005, Suomy continues to invest in state-of-the-art technology and product development, benefiting greatly from the close support of teams like Ducati Corse and the many Suomy riders in MotoGP. This technology and product development is not limited to use in MotoGP, but goes far beyond winning races, actually applying to the very helmets worn by consumers for street and track use. The very same helmets developed and worn by Suomy MotoGP riders are available today to Suomy fans around the world for the street as well as the track! Racing is a continual challenge, and pushes product development and technology to the maximum. On four wheels, the highest level of racing is Formula 1.

So it is that Suomy’s competitive nature created this new Formula 1 racing helmet. The line of technical riding apparel continues to become and important part of the Suomy line, expanding in both range and sophistication, always true to the Italian style and technological know-how that distinguishes all Suomy products.

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP

Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of

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ges in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve

Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders worldwide.

2004 was yet another great year for Suomy both on the track and at the dealership.

Big news that is sure to cause many manufacturers in Japan to take notice, Makoto Tamada signed on as the first Japanese MotoGP start to wear a none Japanese helmet - Suomy! Tamada joins

TECHNICAL SPECS

CARATTERISTICHE TECNICHE

KSSPBN Spec 1R Racing Flag Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy

KSSPB1 Spec 1R Blue Brain decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of chan-

KSSPPU Spec 1R Steve Martin Replica

• High impact resistant fibreglass • Three shell sizes • Lightweight • Special sound-absorbing polymers • Removable, washable padding in top hypoallergenic lining • Cheek pads removable (Suomy patented) and washable • Neck protection • Removable nose deflector • Competition-style D-ring closure, with button to fix strap (Suomy patented) • Scratch-proof, antifog, high impact resistant visor • Safety lock visor system • Adjustable and removable chin air intake • Adjustable upper ventilation • Side air exhaust

• Calotta in fibre laminate composite ad alta resistenza agli impatti • Calotta esterna in tre misure • Peso ridotto • Speciali polimeri fonoassorbenti • Interno in pregiato tessuto anallergico removibile e lavabile • Guanciali removibili (brevetto Suomy) e lavabili • Protezione cervicale • Deflettore nasale removibile • Cinturino con chiusura D-Ring, tipo racing e bottone fissa cinturino (brevetto Suomy) • Visiera antigraffio, antifog, ad alta resistenza agli impatti • Sistema safety lock per rapida sostitu zione visiera con blocco • Presa aria mentoniera regolabile e removibile • Ventilazione superiore effetto Venturi • Sfoghi aria laterali

Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders worldwide.

2004 was yet another great year for Suomy both on the track and at the dealership.

Big news that is sure to cause many manufacturers in Japan to take notice, Makoto Tamada signed on as the first Japanese MotoGP start to wear a none Japanese helmet - Suomy! Tamada joins the Suomy family of riders that contain some of the most prestigious names in racing and adds his name to the list of top riders who entrust their security to the Italian brand. However, Suomy is constantly looking for ways to increase its brand awareness and to strengthen customer satisfaction and so the Suomy line of technical sport and tour apparel is born. The tremendous response to this exciting apparel line is the result of great teamwork in the design, production and distribution of this exciting leather and casual apparel line.

For 2005, Suomy continues to invest in state-of-the-art technology and product development, benefiting greatly from the close support of teams like Ducati Corse and the many Suomy riders in MotoGP. This technology and product development is not limited to use in MotoGP, but goes far beyond winning races, actually applying to the very helmets worn by consumers for street and track use. The very same helmets developed and worn by Suomy MotoGP riders are available today to Suomy fans around the world for the street as well as the track! Racing is a continual challenge, and pushes product development and technology to the maximum. On four wheels, the highest level of racing is Formula 1.

So it is that Suomy’s competitive nature created this new Formula 1 racing helmet. The line of technical riding apparel continues to become and important part of the Suomy line, expanding in both range and sophistication, always true to the Italian style and technological

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy

decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the

Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made

KSSPWG Spec 1R Wayne Gardner Rep. up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won

KSSPYT Spec 1R Yellow Team by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali

SPEC 1R PLAIN Plain for every taste: you can choose what you prefer!

KSSP01

KSSP02

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Spec 1R Plain Black

KSSP03

KSSP04

KSSP05

Spec 1R Plain Anthracite

Spec 1R Plain Silver Magnum

Spec 1R Plain Royal Blue

2006 Catalogue

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VANDAL helmets ...Our goal: to be always #1!

VANDAL

by SUOMY Production

TECHNICAL SPECS

CARATTERISTICHE TECNICHE

• High impact resistant fibreglass • Two shell sizes • Lightweight • Special sound-absorbing polymers • Removable, washable padding in top hypoallergenic lining • Cheek pads removable (Suomy patented) and washable • Neck protection • Removable nose deflector • Competition-style D-ring closure, with button to fix strap (Suomy patented) • Scratch-proof, antifog, high impact resistant visor • Safety lock visor system • Adjustable and removable chin intake • Adjustable upper ventilation • Back ventilations with adjustable device • Back air exhaust

Spare Parts and Technical Specs

• Calotta in fibre laminate composite ad alta resistenza agli impatti • Calotta esterna in due misure • Peso ridotto • Speciali polimeri fonoassorbenti • Interno in pregiato tessuto anallergico removibile e lavabile • Guanciali removibili (brevetto Suomy) e lavabili • Protezione cervicale • Deflettore nasale removibile • Cinturino con chiusura D-Ring, tipo racing e bottone fissa cinturino (bre v e t to Suomy) • Visiera antigraffio, antifog, ad alta resistenza agli impattiSistema safety lock per rapida sostituzione visiera con blocco • Presa aria mentoniera regolabile e removibile • Prese aria superiori regolabili • Prese aria posteriori con dispositivo regolabile • Sfoghi aria posteriori

AVAILABLE SIZES

ORIGINAL VISORS

TAGLIE DISPONIBILI

VISIERE ORIGINALI

Clear antifog-antiscratch

KAVLVT

XS

KAVLVF

53/54 55/56 57/58 59/60 61/62 63/64

Trasparente antifog antigraffio

Mid tint Fumè chiaro

Full tint

KAVLVS

S

M

L

XL XXL

6 1/2” 6 3/4” 7 ” 7 1/4” 7 1/2” 7 3/4” 6 5/8” 6 7/8” 7 1/8” 7 3/8” 7 5/8” 7 7/8”

Fumè scuro

Iridium mirror blue

KAVLVB

Iridium specchio blu

Iridium mirror gold

KAVLVO

Iridium specchio oro

Iridium mirror chromed

KAVLVA

Iridium specchio cromata

Clear waterproof and antireflex KAVLVC

HOMOLOGATIONS OMOLOGAZIONI

Idrorepellente e antireflex trasp.

UPPER VENTILATION ISO 9001: 2000

PRESA ARIA SUPERIORE

Clear

Certification

KASV03

Trasparente

LOWER VENTILATION PRESA ARIA INFERIORE

Black

KAVL01

Nera

BACK VENTILATION PRESA ARIA POSTERIORE

Clear

KAVL02

Trasparente

FULL PIVOT KIT KIT COMPETO MECCANISMI

Clear

KA9909

Trasparente

NOSE DEFLECTOR PARANASO

Black

KA8806

Nero

AIR CHIN CURTAIN SOTTOGOLA

Blue

CYSGCA

Blu

RAIN MASK MASCHERINA

Black Nera

CYRMCA

INNER COMFORT LINER REMOVABLE & WASHABLE INTERNI REMOVIBILI & LAVABILI

Size XS Size S Size M - XL Size L Size XXL

KAVLI20 KAVLI15 KAVLI08 KAVLI10 KAVLI06

CHEEK PADS IMBOTTITURA LATERALE

Size XS Size S Size M - L Size XL Size XXL

KAVLG25 KAVLG20 KAVLG15 KAVLG10 KAVLG05

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on

highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders worldwide.

2004 was yet another great year for Suomy both on the track and at the dealership.

Big news that is sure to cause many manufacturers in Japan to take notice, Makoto Tamada signed on as the first Japanese MotoGP start to wear a none Japanese helmet - Suomy! Tamada joins the Suomy family of riders that contain some of the most prestigious names in racing and adds his name to the list of top riders who entrust their security to the Italian brand. However, Suomy is constantly looking for ways to increase its brand awareness and to strengthen customer satisfaction and so the Suomy line of technical sport and tour apparel is born. The tremendous response to this exciting apparel line is the result of great teamwork in the design, production and distribution of this exciting leather and casual apparel line.

For 2005, Suomy continues to invest in state-of-the-art technology and product development, benefiting greatly from the close support of teams like Ducati Corse and the many Suomy riders in MotoGP. This technology and product

KSVLOD Vandal Fabrizio Replica development is not limited to use in MotoGP, but goes far beyond winning races, actually applying to the very helmets worn by consumers for street and track use. The very same helmets developed and worn by Suomy MotoGP riders are available today to Suomy fans around the world for the street as well as the track! Racing is a continual challenge, and pushes product development and technology to the maximum. On four wheels, the highest level of racing is Formula 1.

So it is that Suomy’s competitive nature created this new Formula 1 racing helmet. The line of technical riding apparel continues to become and important part of the Suomy line, expanding in both range and sophistication, always true to the Italian style and technological know-how that distinguishes all Suomy products.

KSVLBY

KSVLLZ

Vandal Bayliss Replica

Vandal Lanzi Replica podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins

KSVL22

KSVL66

KSVL60

KSVL77

Vandal Plain Silver

Vandal Plain Black

Vandal Plain Black Matt

Vandal Plain Red

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson,

and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the

HELMETS

2006 Catalogue

★★★★★★ 7 ★★★★★★

EXPLORER for Your RACE PERFORMANCE! Fast helmet for fast people!

TECHNICAL SPECS

• High impact resistant fibreglass • Two shell sizes • Lightweight • Special sound-absorbing polymers • Top quality hypoallergenic lining • Neck protection • Removable nose deflector • Competition-style D-ring closure, with button to fix strap (Suomy patented) • Scratch-proof, antifog, high impact resistant visor • Safety lock visor system • Adjustable and removable chin intake • Adjustable upper ventilation • Upper Venturi-effect exhaust vent

KSXPVN Explorer Gold Vintage season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins

KSXPFL Explorer Gold Flag in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski

KSXPEB Explorer Gold Hawaiian Flower World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders worldwide.

2004 was yet another great year for Suomy both on the track and at the dealership.

Big news that is sure to cause many manufacturers in Japan to take notice, Makoto Tamada signed on as the first Japanese MotoGP start to wear a none Japanese helmet - Suomy! Tamada joins the Suomy family of riders that contain some of the most prestigious names in racing and adds his name to the list of top riders who entrust their security to the Italian brand. However, Suomy is constantly looking for ways to increase its brand awareness and to strengthen customer satisfaction and so the Suomy line of technical sport and tour apparel

CARATTERISTICHE TECNICHE

• Calotta in fibre laminate composite ad alta resistenza agli impatti • Calotta esterna in due misure • Peso ridotto • Speciali polimeri fonoassorbenti • Interno in pregiato tessuto anallergico • Protezione cervicale • Deflettore nasale removibile • Cinturino con chiusura D-Ring, tipo racing e bottone fissa cinturino (brevetto Suomy) • Visiera antigraffio, antifog, ad alta resistenza agli impatti • Sistema safety lock per rapida sostitu zione visiera con blocco • Presa aria mentoniera regolabile e removibile • Presa aria superiore regolabile • Ventilazione superiore effetto Venturi

is born. The tremendous response to this exciting apparel line is the result of great teamwork in the design, production and distribution of this exciting leather and casual apparel line.

For 2005, Suomy continues to invest in state-of-the-art technology and product development, benefiting greatly from the close support of teams like Ducati Corse and the many Suomy riders in MotoGP. This technology and product development is not limited to use in MotoGP, but goes far beyond winning races, actually applying to the very helmets worn by consumers for street and track use. The very same helmets developed and worn by Suomy MotoGP riders are available today to Suomy fans around the world for the street as well as the track! Racing is a continual challenge, and pushes product development and technology to the maximum. On four wheels, the highest level of racing is Formula 1.

So it is that Suomy’s competitive nature created this new Formula 1 racing helmet. The line of technical riding apparel continues to become and important part of the Suomy line, expanding in both range and sophistication, always true to the Italian style and technological know-how that distinguishes all Suomy products.

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

KSXPRD

KSXPGO

Explorer Red Graphic

Explorer Gold Graphic

AVAILABLE SIZES TAGLIE DISPONIBILI

XS

S

M

L

XL XXL

53/54 55/56 57/58 59/60 61/62 63/64 6 1/2” 6 3/4” 7 ” 7 1/4” 7 1/2” 7 3/4” 6 5/8” 6 7/8” 7 1/8” 7 3/8” 7 5/8” 7 7/8”

HOMOLOGATIONS OMOLOGAZIONI

ISO 9001: 2000

Certification

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of

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KSXPVE

Explorer Blue Graphic

Explorer Green Graphic

ORIGINAL VISORS

F LAT RACING VISOR WITH TEAR-OFF BUTTON

TEAR-OFF LENS (GROUP OF 5)

VISIERE ORIGINALI

VISIERE RACING CON BOTTONI PER STRAPPO

KIT LENTI A STRAPPO (GRUPPI DI 5)

Clear antifog-antiscratch

KAFZVT KAFZVF

Fumè chiaro

Full tint

KAFZVB KAFZVO

Iridium oro specchio

Iridium mirror chromed

KAFZVA

Iridium cromato specchio

Iridium

KAFPVF

Full tint

KAFPVS

Fumè scuro

Iridium blu specchio

Iridium mirror gold

Mid tint Fumè chiaro

KAFZVS

Fumè scuro

Iridium mirror blue

KAFPVT

Trasparente antifog antigraffio

Trasparente antifog antigraffio

Mid tint

Clear antifog-antiscratch

KAFZVI

Iridium

Clear water repellent, antireflexKAFZVC Trasparente idrorepellente, antireflex

COVER KIT COPRINOTTOLINO

EX Red graphic EX Blue graphic EX Green graphic EX Gold graphic EX Gold Hawaiian Flower EX Gold Laguna Seca EX Gold Manuel Poggiali EX Gold Flag EX Gold Vintage

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BALACLAVA

Explorer Gold Laguna Seca

CYSH21 Silk Balaclava Black

Clear antifog-antiscratch

FULL PIVOT KIT KIT COMPETO MECCANISMI

KAFSVT

White

Trasparente antifog antigraffio

Bianco

LITTLE VENTILATION

NOSE DEFLECTOR PARANASO

VENTILAZIONE PICCOLA

Clear

KASV01

Black

Trasparente

Nero

UPPER VENTILATION

RAIN MASK KAPI0N

CYRMCA

AIR CHIN CURTAIN

LOWER VENTILATION

SOTTOGOLA

PRESA ARIA INFERIORE

Nera

Black Nero

Nera

Black

KA8806

MASCHERINA PER PIOGGIA

PRESA ARIA SUPERIORE

Black

KA9901

KAFP01

Blue Blu

CYSGCA

2006 Catalogue

V E N T U R A for adventures Spare Parts and Technical Specs ORIGINAL VISORS

KSVTRD

VISIERE ORIGINALI

Clear antifog-antiscratch

KAFZVT

Ventura Red

Trasparente antifog antigraffio

Mid tint

KAFZVF

Iridium mirror blue

KAFZVB

Iridium blu specchio

Iridium mirror gold

KAFZVO

Iridium oro specchio

Iridium mirror chromed

KAFZVA

Iridium cromato specchio

Iridium

KAFZVI

Iridium

Clear water repellent, antireflexKAFZVC Trasparente idrorepellente, antireflex

F LAT RACING VISOR WITH TEAR-OFF BUTTON VISIERE RACING CON BOTTONI PER STRAPPO

Clear antifog-antiscratch

KAFPVT

Trasparente antifog antigraffio

Mid tint

KAFPVF

Fumè chiaro

Full tint

KAFPVS

Fumè scuro

COVER KIT

KSVTAG Ventura Plain Silver

in the World Superbike Championship.

Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar Wo r l d Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and

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KSVTBL

KSVTJL

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KSVTNO

Ventura Blue

Ventura Yellow

Ventura Plain Red

Ventura Plain Black Matt

around the world for the street as well as the track! Racing is a continual challenge, and pushes product development and technology to the maximum. On four wheels, the highest level of racing is Formula 1.

So it is that Suomy’s competitive nature created this new Formula 1 racing helmet. The line of technical riding apparel continues to become and important part of the Suomy line, expanding in both range and sophistication, always true to the Italian style and technological know-how that distinguishes all Suomy products. Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions. Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third.

Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts

Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph

six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion.

Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders worldwide.

2004 was yet another great year for Suomy both on the track and at the dealership.

Big news that is sure to cause many manufacturers in Japan to take notice, Makoto Tamada signed on as the first Japanese MotoGP start to wear a none Japanese helmet - Suomy! Tamada joins the Suomy family of riders that contain some of the most prestigious names in racing and adds his name to the list of top riders who entrust their security to the Italian brand. However, Suomy is constantly looking for ways to increase its brand awareness and to stren-

TEAR-OFF LENS (GROUP OF 5)

UPPER VENTILATION

FULL PIVOT KIT

RAIN MASK

PRESA ARIA SUPERIORE

KIT COMPETO MECCANISMI

Black

White

KAFZVS

Fumè scuro

KSVTBK Ventura Plain Black

Ventura Anthracite

Fumè chiaro

Full tint

HELMETS

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COPRINOTTOLINO

VE Red VE Anthracite VE Blue VE Yellow VE Plain Black VE Plain Anthracite VE Plain Red VE Plain Black Matt VE Plain White VE Plain Yellow VE Plain Silver

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KIT LENTI A STRAPPO (GRUPPI DI 5)

Clear antifog-antiscratch

KAFSVT

KAPI0N

Clear

KABTVT

Trasparente

Mid tint

KABTVF

Fumè chiaro

Full tint

KABTVS

Fumè scuro

Iridium mirror

KABTVI

Iridium specchio

Multi shade blue

KABTVB

Degradante blu

Multi shade brown

KABTVM

Degradante marrone

Multi shade yellow

KABTVY

Degradante giallo

COVER KIT COPRINOTTOLINO

Clear

KABTCA

Trasparente

Black

KABT22

Nero

Black matt

KABT20

Nero opaco

Blue

KABT55

Blu

Silver

KABT44

Argento

Silver matt

KABT40

Batman

Clear

KABTTA

Trasparente

LOWER VENTILATION Clear

KABTTB

Trasparente

Black

SOTTOGOLA

6 1/2” 6 3/4” 7 ” 7 1/4” 7 1/2” 7 3/4” 6 5/8” 6 7/8” 7 1/8” 7 3/8” 7 5/8” 7 7/8”

Clear

KASV01

Trasparente

Black

KAFP01

Nera

• High impact resistant fibreglass • Lightweight • Special sound-absorbing polymers • Removable and washable padding in top hypoallergenic lining • Cheek pads removable and washable • Neck protection • Removable nose deflector • Quick release chin strap closure • Scratch-proof and high impact resistant visor • Safety lock visor system • Adjustable and removable chin intake • Upper Venturi-effect exhaust vent

CARATTERISTICHE TECNICHE

• Calotta esterna in policarbonato Lexan • Peso ridotto • Speciali polimeri fonoassorbenti • Interno in pregiato tessuto anallergico removibile e lavabile • Guanciali removibili e lavabili • Protezione cervicale • Deflettore nasale removibile • Cinturino con chiusura a sgancio rapido • Visiera antigraffio ad alta resistenza agli impatti • Sistema safety lock per rapida sostitu zione visiera con blocco • Presa aria mentoniera regolabile e removibile • Ventilazione superiore effetto Venturi

Nero

Red Shadow KA8802

Nero

Plain Black

INTERNI REMOVIBILI & LAVABILI

KABTI1 KABTI2 KABTI3 KABTI4

KATK20

Nero Opaco

Plain Blue

KATK55

Blu

Plain Silver

KATK44

Argento

Plain Silver matt

KATK40

Argento opaco

Anthracite graphic

CHEEK PADS

KATK22

Nero

Plain Black Matt

INNER COMFORT LINER REMOVABLE & WASHABLE

KATKAY

Grafica antracite

Anthracite matt graphic

IMBOTTITURA LATERALE

Size XS - S Size M - L Size XL

KATKDB KATKDR

Shadow rosso

PARANASO

Size XS Size S Size M - L Size XL

Blue Shadow Shadow blu

NOSE DEFLECTOR Black

KATKBY

Grafica blu

KABTIB KABTIC KABTID

KATKAO

Grafica antracite opaco

Batman Batman

KATKBT

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions. Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third.

Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the

six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion.

Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

KSTKBK

KSTKDB Trek Shadow Blue

KSTKAO

Trek Blue

Trek Anthracite Matt

Trek Black

Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third.

Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and

6 1/2” 6 3/4” 7 ” 7 1/4” 7 1/2” 6 5/8” 6 7/8” 7 1/8” 7 3/8” 7 5/8”

KATKBK

around the world for the street as well as the track! Racing is a continual challenge, and pushes product development and technology to the maximum. On four wheels, the highest level of racing is Formula 1.

So it is that Suomy’s competitive nature created this new Formula 1 racing helmet. The line of technical riding apparel continues to become and important part of the Suomy line, expanding in both range and sophistication, always true to the Italian style and technological know-how that distinguishes all Suomy products. Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup.

KSTKBY

XL

VENTILAZIONE SUPERIORE

CYSGCA

Blu

KSTKAY

TAGLIE DISPONIBILI

L

Blue

Trek Anthracite

AVAILABLE SIZES

M

KA8806

Nero

KSTKDR

ISO 9001: 2000

S

Black

Trek Shadow Red

HOMOLOGATIONS OMOLOGAZIONI

Blue graphic KA9902

XL XXL

AIR CHIN CURTAIN

Grafica nero

KIT COMPETO MECCANISMI

L

PARANASO

Black graphic

FULL PIVOT KIT

M

NOSE DEFLECTOR

UPPER VENTILATION

PRESA ARIA INFERIORE

S

PRESA ARIA INFERIORE

53/54 55/56 57/58 59/60 61/62

PICCOLA PRESA ARIA SUPERIORE

XS

LOWER VENTILATION

XS

SMALL UPPER VENTILATION

TAGLIE DISPONIBILI

CYRMCA

VENTILAZIONE PICCOLA

Certification

KABTBT

Black

LITTLE VENTILATION

KABT30

Batman

Certification

53/54 55/56 57/58 59/60 61/62 63/64

KABT33

Antracite opaco

ISO 9001: 2000

Nero

Antracite

Anthracite matt

HOMOLOGATIONS OMOLOGAZIONI

Bianco

Argento opaco

Anthracite

• Calotta in fibre laminate composite ad alta resistenza agli impatti • Calotta esterna in due misure • Peso ridotto • Speciali polimeri fonoassorbenti • Interno in pregiato tessuto anallergico • Protezione cervicale • Deflettore nasale removibile • Cinturino con chiusura D-Ring, tipo racing e bottone fissa cinturino (brevetto Suomy) • Visiera antigraffio, antifog, ad alta resistenza agli impatti • Sistema safety lock per rapida sostitu zione visiera con blocco • Prese aria superiori regolabili • Ventilazione superiore effetto Venturi

Nera

Spare Parts TECHNICAL SPECS and Technical Specs VISIERE ORIGINALI

CARATTERISTICHE TECNICHE

Trasparente antifog antigraffio

TREK helmets

ORIGINAL VISORS

• High impact resistant fibreglass • Two shell sizes • Lightweight • Special sound-absorbing polymers • Top quality hypoallergenic lining • Neck protection • Removable nose deflector • Competition-style D-ring closure, with button to fix strap (Suomy patented) • Scratch-proof, antifog, high impact resistant visor • Safety lock visor system • Adjustable upper ventilation • Upper Venturi-effect exhaust vent

AVAILABLE SIZES

MASCHERINA PER PIOGGIA

KA9901

TECHNICAL SPECS

Suomy is constantly looking for ways to increase its brand awareness and to strengthen customer satisfaction and so the Suomy line of technical sport and tour apparel is born. The tremendous response to this exciting apparel line is the result of great teamwork in the design, production and distribution of this exciting leather and casual apparel line.

For 2005, Suomy continues to invest in state-of-the-art technology and product development, benefiting greatly from the close support of teams like Ducati Corse and the many Suomy riders in MotoGP. This technology and product development is not limited to use in MotoGP, but goes far beyond winning races, actually applying to the very helmets worn by consumers for street and track use. The very same helmets developed and worn by Suomy MotoGP riders are available today to Suomy fans around the world for the street as well as the track! Racing is a continual challenge, and pushes product development and technology to the maximum. On four wheels, the highest level of racing is Formula 1.

So it is that Suomy’s competitive nature created this new Formula 1 racing helmet. The line of technical riding apparel continues to become and important part of the Suomy line, expanding in both range and sophistication, always true to the Italian style and technological know-how that distinguishes all Suomy products.

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions. Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third.

Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during

KSTK20

KSTK22

KSTK40

KSTK44

KSTK55

Trek Plain Black Matt

Trek Plain Black

Trek Plain Silver Matt

Trek Plain Silver

Trek Plain Blue

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship.

Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew

Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar Wo r l d Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in

Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders worldwide.

2004 was yet another great year for Suomy both on the track and at the dealership.

Big news that is sure to cause many manufacturers in Japan to take notice, Makoto Tamada signed on as the first Japanese MotoGP start to wear a none Japanese helmet - Suomy! Tamada joins the Suomy family of riders that contain some of the most prestigious names in racing and adds his name to the list of top riders who entrust their security to the Italian brand. However,

practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

HELMETS

Spare Parts and Technical Specs PEAK FRONTINO

Spectre H

KAVEFH

Spectre S

KAVEFS

Spectre Y

KAVEFY

Spectre K

KAVEFK

Spectre KT

KAVEFT

Spectre White Star

KAVEWS

Spectre Black Diamond

KAVEBD

Spectre Fun Matt Blue

KAVEF4

Spectre Fun Matt Orange

KAVEF5

Spectre Fun Matt Red

KAVEF7

INNER COMFORT LINER REMOVABLE & WASHABLE INTERNI REMOVIBILI & LAVABILI

Size XS Size S Size M - L Size XL Size XXL

KAVEIA KAVEIB KAVEIC KAVEIE KAVEIF

CHEEK PADS IMBOTTITURA LATERALE

Size XS Size S Size M - L Size XL - XXL

KAVESA KAVESB KAVESC KAVESE

SCREWS KIT (GROUP OF 4) VITI FRONTINO (GRUPPI DI 4)

Clear

V2ATTT

Trasparenti

TECHNICAL SPECS

• High impact resistant fibreglass • Two shell sizes • Lightweight • Special sound-absorbing polymers • Top quality hypoallergenic lining • Competition-style D-ring closure, with button to fix strap (Suomy patented) • Special ventilation system Suomy patented • Front metal air intake with removable filter • Upper Venturi-effect exhaust vent • Upper ventilation with on/off device • Rear Venturi-effect ventilation • Back air exhaust • Adjustable front peak

CARATTERISTICHE TECNICHE

• Calotta in fibre laminate composite ad alta resistenza agli impatti • Calotta esterna in due misure • Peso ridotto • Speciali polimeri fonoassorbenti • Interno in pregiato tessuto anallergico • Cinturino con chiusura D-Ring, tipo racing e bottone fissa cinturino (brevetto Suomy) • Speciale sistema di ventilazione bre vettato Suomy • Griglia mentoniera con filtro removibile • Ventilazione superiore effetto Venturi • Presa aria superiore con dispositivo on/off • Ventilazione posteriore effetto Venturi • Sfoghi aria posteriori • Frontino regolabile in altezza

HOMOLOGATIONS OMOLOGAZIONI

FRONT VENTILATION VENTILAZIONE FRONTALE

Silver

KAFP05

ISO 9001: 2000

Certification

Argento

FIN

AVAILABLE SIZES

PINNA

Silver

KAFP06

Argento

TAGLIE DISPONIBILI

XS

S

M

L

XL XXL

53/54 55/56 57/58 59/60 61/62 63/64 REAR VENTILATION

6 1/2” 6 3/4” 7 ” 7 1/4” 7 1/2” 7 3/4” 6 5/8” 6 7/8” 7 1/8” 7 3/8” 7 5/8” 7 7/8”

VENTILAZIONE POSTERIORE

Silver

2006 Catalogue

★★★★★★ 9 ★★★★★★

KAFP07

Argento

CHIN GRILL

OFF ROAD IS NOTHING WITHOUT SPECTRE or PRO CROSS MX! Motocross, Supercross, Enduro, Rally or Supermotard: choose your bike and take the right helmet. Suomy is always with the people loving sports.

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions. Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third.

Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship.

Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6

victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar Wo r l d Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

KSVEWS

KSVEBD

Spectre White Star

Spectre Black Diamond

races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders worldwide.

2004 was yet another great year for Suomy both on the track and at the dealership.

Big news that is sure to cause many manufacturers in Japan to take notice, Makoto Tamada signed on as the first Japanese

KSVEF5

KSVEF4

KSVEF7

Spectre Fun Matt Orange

Spectre Fun Matt Blue

Spectre Fun Matt Red

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion.

Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the

points behind the new World Champion.

Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

MotoGP start to wear a none Japanese helmet - Suomy! Tamada joins the Suomy family of riders that contain some of the most prestigious names in racing and adds his name to the list of top riders who entrust their security to the Italian brand. However, Suomy is constantly looking for ways to increase its brand awareness and to strengthen customer satisfaction and so the Suomy line of technical sport and tour apparel is born. The tremendous response to this exciting apparel line is the result of great teamwork in the design, production and distribution of this exciting leather and casual apparel line.

For 2005, Suomy continues to invest in state-of-the-art technology and product development, benefiting greatly from the close support of teams like Ducati Corse and the many Suomy riders in MotoGP. This technology and product development is not limited to use in MotoGP, but goes far beyond winning races, actually applying to the very helmets worn by consumers for street and

KSVEHO

KSVESU

KSVEKA

KSVEKT

Spectre H

Spectre S

Spectre K

Spectre KT

who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship.

Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar Wo r l d Championship. Five out of seven Suomy

races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

KSMXY4

KSMXY7

GRIGLIA MENTONIERA

Silver

track use. The very same helmets developed and worn by Suomy MotoGP riders are available today to Suomy fans around the world for the street as well as the track! Racing is a continual challenge, and pushes product development and technology to the maximum. On four wheels, the highest level of racing is Formula 1.

So it is that Suomy’s competitive nature created this new Formula 1 racing helmet. The line of technical riding apparel continues to become and important part of the Suomy line, expanding in both range and sophistication, always true to the Italian style and technological know-how that distinguishes all Suomy products. Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third.

Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500ccmpionship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still

KSVEYA Spectre Y

KAPVM0

Argento

KSMXY5

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions. Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third.

Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success

Pro Cross MX Orange

Pro Cross MX Blue

Pro Cross MX Red

of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi

riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion.

Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion.

Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy

H E L M ET S U P P O R T

PRO CROSS MX Spare Parts and Technical Specs TECHNICAL SPECS

• High impact resistant fibreglass • Lightweight • Special sound-absorbing polymers • Removable and washable padding in top quality hypoallergenic lining • Competition-style D-ring closure, with button to fix strap (Suomy patented) • Front metal air intake with removable filter • Upper ventilation • Adjustable front peak

CARATTERISTICHE TECNICHE

• Calotta in fibre laminate composite ad alta resistenza agli impatti • Peso ridotto • Speciali polimeri fonoassorbenti • Interno in pregiato tessuto anallergico removibile e lavabile • Cinturino con chiusura D-Ring, tipo racing e bottone fissa cinturino (brevetto Suomy) • Ventilazione superiore • Frontino regolabile in altezza

PEAK FRONTINO

MX Blue MX Orange MX Red MX Plain Silver MX Plain Black

KAMXY4 KAMXY5 KAMXY7 KAMXFS KAMXFN

HOMOLOGATIONS OMOLOGAZIONI

ISO 9001: 2000

Certification

INNER COMFORT LINER REMOVABLE & WASHABLE INTERNI REMOVIBILI & LAVABILI

Size XS Size S Size M Size L Size XL

KAMX10 KAMX20 KAMX30 KAMX60 KAMX50

SCREWS KIT (GROUP OF 4) VITI FRONTINO (GRUPPI DI 4)

Clear Trasparenti

use the genuine products for your helmet.

V2ATTT

AVAILABLE SIZES TAGLIE DISPONIBILI

XS

S

M

L

XL

53/54 55/56 57/58 59/60 61/62 6 1/2” 6 3/4” 7 ” 7 1/4” 7 1/2” 6 5/8” 6 7/8” 7 1/8” 7 3/8” 7 5/8”

KA01AR Helmet Support / Portacasco

2006 Catalogue

NOMAD ORIGINAL VISORS

KANOVT

Trasparente

Mid tint

KANOVF

Fumè chiaro

Full tint

KANOVS

Fumè scuro

Iridium

KANOVI

Iridium

Iridium blue

KANOVB

Iridium blu

Iridium gold

Spare Parts and Technical Specs COVER KIT COPRINOTTOLINO

VISIERE ORIGINALI

Clear

KANOVO

Iridium oro

Black

Size XS Size S Size M Size L Size XL Size XXL

KANOIA KANOIB KANOIC KANOID KANOIE KANOIF

CHEEK PADS IMBOTTITURA LATERALE

Size XS Size S Size M Size L Size XL Size XXL

KANOSA KANOSB KANOSC KANOSD KANOSE KANOSF

SIDE VENTILATION PRESA ARIA LATERALE

Clear

KASV02

Trasparente

KANO22

Nero

Anthracite

KANO33

Antracite

Silver

KANO44

Argento

Blue

KANO55

Blu

AVAILABLE SIZES TAGLIE DISPONIBILI

XS

INNER COMFORT LINER REMOVABLE & WASHABLE INTERNI REMOVIBILI & LAVABILI

S

M

L

XL XXL

53/54 55/56 57/58 59/60 61/62 63/64 6 1/2” 6 3/4” 7 ” 7 1/4” 7 1/2” 7 3/4” 6 5/8” 6 7/8” 7 1/8” 7 3/8” 7 5/8” 7 7/8”

TECHNICAL SPECS

• High impact resistant fibreglass • Two shell sizes • Lightweight • Special sound-absorbing polymers • Removable, washable padding in top hypoallergenic lining • Cheek pads removable (Suomy patented) and washable • Neck protection • Competition-style D-ring closure, with button to fix strap (Suomy patented) • Scratch-proof, antifog, high impact resistant visor • Safety lock visor system • Adjustable upper ventilation • Upper Venturi-effect exhaust vent • Side air exhaust

CENTRAL VENTILATION PRESA ARIA CENTRALE

Clear

KASV03

Trasparente

HOMOLOGATIONS OMOLOGAZIONI

CARATTERISTICHE TECNICHE

• Calotta in fibre laminate composite ad alta resistenza agli impatti • Calotta esterna in due misure • Peso ridotto • Speciali polimeri fonoassorbenti • Interno in pregiato tessuto anallergico removibile e lavabile • Guanciali removibili (brevetto Suomy) e lavabili • Protezione cervicale • Cinturino con chiusura D-Ring, tipo racing e bottone fissa cinturino (brevetto Suomy) • Visiera antigraffio, antifog, ad alta resistenza agli impatti • Sistema safety lock per rapida sostitu zione visiera con blocco • Ventilazione superiore regolabile • Ventilazione superiore effetto Venturi • Sfoghi aria laterali

FULL PIVOT KIT KIT COMPETO MECCANISMI

White

KA9908

Bianco

Spare Parts and Technical Specs PEAK

ISO 9001: 2000

Certification

TECHNICAL SPECS

• High impact resistant fibreglass • Lightweight • Special sound-absorbing polymers • Top quality hypoallergenic lining • Quick release chin strap closure • Scratch-proof, high impact resistant visor • Safety lock visor system

FRONTINO

Dark blue

KAJ0F4

Blu scuro

Green bronze

KAJ0F6

Green bronze

Metallic silver

KAJ0F3

Argento metallizzato

Black

KAJ0F1

Nero

Candy red

KAJ0F5

Candy red

Matt black

KAJ0F7

AVAILABLE SIZES TAGLIE DISPONIBILI

XS

S

M

L

XL

Nero opaco

Light blue

KAJ0F8

Blu chiaro

Burgundi

HELMETS

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 10 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

KAJ013

KSNO22

KSNO33

KSNO44

Nomad Black

Nomad Anthracite

Nomad Silver

Nomad Blue

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions. Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third.

Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not

highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship.

Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar Wo r l d Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion.

Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the

Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max

Suomy is constantly looking for ways to increase its brand awareness and to strengthen customer satisfaction and so the Suomy line of technical sport and tour apparel is born. The tremendous response to this exciting apparel line is the result of great teamwork in the design, production and distribution of this exciting leather and casual apparel line.

For 2005, Suomy continues to invest in state-of-the-art technology and product development, benefiting greatly from the close support of teams like Ducati Corse and the many Suomy riders in MotoGP. This technology and product development is not limited to use in MotoGP, but goes far beyond winning races, actually applying to the very helmets worn by consumers for street and track use. The very same helmets developed and worn by Suomy MotoGP riders are available today to Suomy fans

CARATTERISTICHE TECNICHE

KSNORD Nomad Red Line only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions. Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third.

Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming,

• Calotta esterna in policarbonato Lexan • Peso ridotto • Speciali polimeri fonoassorbenti • Interno in pregiato tessuto anallergico • Cinturino con chiusura a sgancio rapido • Visiera antigraffio ad alta resistenza agli impatti • Sistema safety lock per rapida sostitu zione visiera con blocco

HOMOLOGATIONS OMOLOGAZIONI

ISO 9001: 2000

Certification

KSNO55

KSNOYL

KSNOBL

Nomad Yellow Line

Nomad Blue Line

Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders worldwide.

2004 was yet another great year for Suomy both on the track and at the dealership.

Big news that is sure to cause many manufacturers in Japan to take notice, Makoto Tamada signed on as the first Japanese MotoGP start to wear a none Japanese helmet - Suomy! Tamada joins the Suomy family of riders that contain some of the most prestigious names in racing and adds his name to the list of top riders who entrust their security to the Italian brand. However,

around the world for the street as well as the track! Racing is a continual challenge, and pushes product development and technology to the maximum. On four wheels, the highest level of racing is Formula 1.

So it is that Suomy’s competitive nature created this new Formula 1 racing helmet. The line of technical riding apparel continues to become and important part of the Suomy line, expanding in both range and sophistication, always true to the Italian style and technological know-how that distinguishes all Suomy products.

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions. Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des

round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion.

Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World

most prestigious names in racing and adds his name to the list of top riders who entrust their security to the Italian brand. However, Suomy is constantly looking for ways to increase its brand awareness and to strengthen customer satisfaction and so the Suomy line of technical sport and tour apparel is born. The tremendous response to this exciting apparel line is the result of great teamwork in the design, production and distribution of this exciting leather and casual apparel line.

For 2005, Suomy continues to invest in state-of-the-art technology and product development, benefiting greatly from the close support of teams like Ducati Corse and the many Suomy riders in MotoGP. This technology and product development is not limited to use in MotoGP, but goes far beyond winning races, actually applying to the very helmets worn by consumers for street and

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In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi

who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship.

Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar Wo r l d Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final stati-

stic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last

Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders worldwide.

2004 was yet another great year for Suomy both on the track and at the dealership.

Big news that is sure to cause many manufacturers in Japan to take notice, Makoto Tamada signed on as the first Japanese MotoGP start to wear a none Japanese helmet - Suomy! Tamada joins the Suomy family of riders that contain some of the

track use. The very same helmets developed and worn by Suomy MotoGP riders are available today to Suomy fans around the world for the street as well as the track! Racing is a continual challenge, and pushes product development and technology to the maximum. On four wheels, the highest level of racing is Formula 1.

So it is that Suomy’s competitive nature created this new Formula 1 racing helmet. The line of technical riding apparel continues to become and important part of the Suomy line, expanding in both range and sophistication, always true to the Italian style and technological know-how that distinguishes all Suomy products.

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions. Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immedia-

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Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions. Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third.

Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not

only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the

highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship.

Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar Wo r l d Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final stati-

stic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion.

Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for

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1 PC Kangaroo RACING Suit 1PC KANGAROO LEATHER SUIT SPECS • Kangaroo leather 100% • Kangaroo leather 0.6-0.8 mm thick • Outside leather hydro-repellent 50% • No toxic substances used during manufacturing • Abrasion and tearing resistance check • Front leather vented • Inner lining breathable not removable • Protections on shoulders, elbows, knees • Removable protections • Antishock pudding on back • Steamlined bump • Kevlar insert on inside of the arms, back of the knee, inner thigh • Sliders included • Wrist closure with Velcro adjustement • Stretching folds panels • Sizes: 46 - 58

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XECT01RD 1PC Kangaroo Racing Suit Red Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also,

with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders worldwide.

2004 was yet another great year for Suomy both on the track and at the dealership.

Big news that is sure to cause many manufacturers in Japan to take notice, Makoto Tamada signed on as the first Japanese MotoGP start to wear a none Japanese helmet - Suomy! Tamada joins the Suomy family of riders that contain some of the most prestigious names in racing and adds his name to the list of top riders who entrust their security to the Italian brand. However, Suomy is constantly looking for ways to increase its brand awareness and to strengthen customer satisfaction and so the Suomy line of technical sport and tour apparel is born. The tremendous response to this exciting apparel line is the result of great teamwork in the design, production and distribution of this exciting leather and casual apparel line.

For 2005, Suomy continues to invest in state-of-the-art technology and product development, benefiting greatly from the close support of teams like Ducati Corse and the many Suomy riders in MotoGP. This technology and product development is not limited to use in MotoGP, but goes far beyond winning races, actually applying to the very helmets worn by consumers for street and track use. The very same helmets developed and worn by Suomy MotoGP riders are available today to Suomy fans around the world for the street as well as the track! Racing is a continual challenge, and pushes product development and technology to the maximum. On four wheels, the highest level of racing is Formula 1.

XECT02GR 2PCS Kangaroo Suit Grey So it is that Suomy’s competitive nature created this new Formula 1 racing helmet. The line of technical riding apparel continues to become and important part of the Suomy line, expanding in both range and sophistication, always true to the Italian style and technological know-how that distinguishes all Suomy products.

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at

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In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson)

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In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal

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of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the

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Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The coo-

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Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross

podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in

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In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the

Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the

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Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by

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Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola

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Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories

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keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The coo-

the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win Championship. Five out of seven

Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind

the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered

rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step

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Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won

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Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final

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2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders worldwide.

2004 was yet another great year for Suomy both on the track and at the dealership.

Big news that is sure to cause many manufacturers in Japan to take notice, Makoto Tamada signed on as the first Japanese MotoGP start to wear a none Japanese helmet - Suomy! Tamada joins the Suomy family of riders that contain some of the most prestigious names in racing and adds his name to the list of top riders who entrust their security to the Italian brand. However, Suomy is constantly looking for ways to increase its brand awareness and to strengthen customer satisfaction and so the Suomy line of technical sport and tour apparel is born. The tremendous response to this exciting apparel line is the result of great teamwork in the design, production and distribution of this exciting leather and casual apparel line.

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In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders worldwide.

2004 was yet another great year for Suomy both on the track and at the dealership.

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peration brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the

Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders worldwide.

2004 was yet another great year for Suomy both on the track and at the dealership.

Big news that is sure to cause many manufacturers in Japan to take notice, Makoto Tamada signed on as the first Japanese MotoGP start to wear a none Japanese helmet - Suomy! Tamada joins the Suomy family of riders that contain some of the most prestigious names in racing and adds his name to the list of

victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson,

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• Cowhide leather 1.1-1.3 mm thick • Outside leather hydro-repellent 50% • No toxic substances used during manufacturing • Abrasion and tearing resistance check • Wrist closure with Velcro adjustement • Inner lining breathable not removable • Kevlar insert on inside of the arms, back of the knee, inner thigh • Antishock pudding on back • Protections on shoulders, elbows, knees • Removable protections • Stretching folds panels • Sliders included • Sizes: S - XL

• Spessore pelle mucca 1.1-1.3 mm • Esterno pelle idrorepellente al 50% • Pelle lavorata in assenza di sostanze tossiche • Resistenza all’abrasione e strappo con trollata • Chiusura polsi in velcro • Fodera traspirante non estraibile • Inserti in kevlar nell’interno braccio, parte posteriore ginocchio, interno coscia • Imbottitura schiena • Protezioni su spalla, gomito e ginocchia • Protezioni removibili • Snodi a soffietto • Sliders di serie • Taglie: dalla S alla XL

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JACKETS for everybody!

Fashion and safety on the road: this is the way for all Suomy products.

Men and women together with passion in motorsports.

Man’s Leather Jackets

MAN’S JACKET SPECS

• Cowhide • Schoeller • CE certified removable protectors in shoulders, elbows, forearms • Adjustable side strap • Zip fastening to join jacket and trousers • Removable lining • Sizes 46/58

CARATTERISTICHE TECNICHE GIACCA UOMO • Pelle bovina pieno fiore • Profili riflettenti • Protettori certificati CE removibili su spalle, gomiti e avambraccia • Cintura regolabile sui fianchi • Cerniera che unisce giacca a pantaloni • Fodera staccabile • Taglie 46/58

Lady’s Jackets XFBG03BK Woman Leather Jacket

WOMAN’S LEATHER JACKET SPECS • Cowhide • Schoeller • CE certified removable protectors in shoulders, elbows, forearms • Adjustable side strap • Sizes S M L XL

CARATTERISTICHE TECNICHE GIACCA IN PELLE DONNA • Pelle bovina pieno fiore • Profili riflettenti • Protettori certificati CE removibili su spalle, gomiti e avambraccia • Cintura regolabile sui fianchi • Taglie S M L XL

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Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the

Unisex Pant Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

CYPA21 Unisex Black Pant with Sliders

UNISEX PANT SPECS

• Cowhide • Kevlar • Schoeller • CE certified removable protectors in hips, knees and upper shin • Sliders • Zip fastening to join jacket and trousers • Sizes 44/58

CARATTERISTICHE TECNICHE PANTALONI UNISEX

• Pelle bovina pieno fiore • Kevlar • Profili riflettenti • Protettori certificati CE removibili su ginocchia e tibia superiore • Saponette • Cerniera che unisce giacca a pantaloni • Taglie 44/58

Lady’s Black

WOMAN’S JACKET SPECS

• Punched mesh fabric • Polyurethan nylon • Tactel • Schoeller • CE certified removable protectors in shoulders, elbows, forearms • Adjustable side strap • Removable lining • Pocket for glasses or phone • Sizes S M L XL

CARATTERISTICHE TECNICHE GIACCA DONNA • Tessuto rete traforato • Nylon poliuretano • Tactel • Profili riflettenti • Protettori certificati CE removibili su spalle, gomiti e avambraccia • Cintura regolabile sui fianchi • Fodera staccabile • Tasca porta cellulare o porta occhiali • Taglie S M L XL

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SUOMISS JACKET SPECS • Cowhide • Schoeller • Adjustable waist strap • Sizes S M L XL

CARATTERISTICHE TECNICHE GIACCA SUOMISS • Pelle bovina pieno fiore • Profili riflettenti • Cintura regolabile in vita • Taglie S M L XL

CYGA19 Suomiss Cow Black

MIX Man’s Jackets MIX JACKET SPECS • Cowhide • Cordura • CE certified removable protectors in shoulders, elbows, forearms • Zip fastening to join jacket and trousers • Removable lining • Sizes 46/58 Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us

CYGA48 Mix Black / Anthracite good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the cham-

XFCG08BL Mix Black / Blue pionship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories

CARATTERISTICHE TECNICHE GIACCA MIX

• Pelle bovina pieno fiore • Cordura • Protettori certificati CE removibili su spalle, gomiti e avambraccia • Cerniera che unisce giacca a pantaloni • Fodera staccabile • Taglie 46/58 Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo,

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the

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final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP

XFCG08GN Mix Black / Green In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

CYGA47 Mix Black / Red In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of

XFCG08YL Mix Yellow / Blue / Black triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben

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XFCG02BK Man’s Mix Branded Jacket Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy

rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third

MAN’S JACKET SPECS

• Cowhide • CE certified removable protectors in shoulders, elbows, forearms • Adjustable side strap • Zip fastening to join jacket and trousers • Sizes 46/58

CARATTERISTICHE TECNICHE GIACCHE UOMO • Pelle bovina pieno fiore • Protettori certificati CE removibili su spalle, gomiti e avambraccia • Cintura regolabile sui fianchi • Cerniera che unisce giacca a pantaloni • Taglie 46/58

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UNISEX PANT TECHNICAL SPECS

• Gore-tex sheet • Cordura • Tactel • Waterproof garment • Schoeller • CE certified removable protectors in hips, knees and upper shin • Zip fastening to join jacket and trousers • Removable lining • Sizes 44/60

CARATTERISTICHE TECNICHE PANTALONE UNISEX

• Membrana Gore-tex • Cordura • Tactel • Capo impermeabile • Profili riflettenti • Protettori certificati CE removibili su ginocchia e tibia superiore • Cerniera che unisce giacca a pantaloni • Fodera staccabile • Taglie 44/60

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as sati-

Man’s Premium 3/4 Jackets GORE-TEX 3/4 JACKET SPECS

• Gore-tex fabric • Waterproof garment • Schoeller • CE certified removable protectors in shoulders, elbows, forearms • Adjustable side strap • Collar adjustable • Zip fastening to join jacket and trousers • Removable lining • Pocket for glasses or phone • Sizes 44/60

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• Tessuto Gore-tex • Capo impermeabile • Profili riflettenti • Protettori certificati CE removibili su spalle, gomiti e avambraccia • Cintura regolabile sui fianchi • Regolazione volume collo • Cerniera che unisce giacca a pantaloni • Fodera staccabile • Tasca porta cellulare o porta occhiali • Taglie 44/60

CYGA32 3/4 Premium sfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the

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Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver

CYGA24 3/4 Waterproof Black

WATERPROOF JACKET TECHNICAL SPECS

• Cordura • Ballistic • Waterproof garment • CE certified removable protectors in shoulders, elbows, forearms • Draw-ties for reducing the volume of sleeves and chest • Adjustable side strap • Collar adjustable • Removable lining • Pocket for glasses or phone • Sizes 46/58

CARATTERISTICHE TECNICHE GIACCA IDROREPELLENTE

• Cordura • Ballistic • Capo impermeabile • Protettori certificati CE removibili su spalle, gomiti e avambraccia • Ti retti per la riduzione dei volumi maniche busto • Cintura regolabile sui fianchi • Regolazione volume collo • Fodera staccabile • Tasca porta cellulare o porta occhiali • Taglie 46/58

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Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP,

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Lady’s 3/4 Jackets while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders worldwide.

2004 was yet another great year for Suomy both on the track and at the dealership.

Big news that is sure to cause many manufacturers in Japan to take notice, Makoto Tamada signed on as the first Japanese MotoGP start to wear a none Japanese helmet - Suomy! Tamada joins the Suomy family of riders that contain some of the most prestigious names in racing and adds his name to the list of top riders who entrust their security to the Italian brand. However, Suomy is constantly looking for ways to increase its brand awareness and to strengthen customer satisfaction and so the Suomy line of technical sport and tour apparel is born. The tremendous response to this exciting apparel line is the result of great teamwork in the design, production and distribution of this exciting leather and casual apparel line.

For 2005, Suomy continues to invest in state-of-the-art technology and product development, benefiting greatly from the close support of teams like Ducati Corse and the many Suomy riders in MotoGP. This technology and product development is not limited to use in MotoGP, but goes far beyond winning races, actually applying to the very helmets worn by consumers for street and track use. The very same helmets developed and worn by Suomy MotoGP riders are available today to Suomy fans around the world for the street as well as the track! Racing is a continual challenge, and pushes product development and technology to the maximum. On four wheels, the highest level of racing is Formula 1.

So it is that Suomy’s competitive nature created this new Formula 1 racing helmet. The line of technical riding apparel continues to become and important part of the Suomy line, expanding in both range and sophistication, always true to the Italian style and technological know-how that distinguishes all Suomy products.

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the

customer satisfaction and so the Suomy line of technical sport and tour apparel is born. The tremendous response to this exciting apparel line is the result of great teamwork in the design, production and distribution of this exciting leather and casual apparel line.

For 2005, Suomy continues to invest in state-of-the-art technology and product development, benefiting greatly from the close support of teams like Ducati Corse and the many Suomy riders in MotoGP. This technology and product development is not limited to use in MotoGP, but goes far beyond winning races, actually applying to the very helmets worn by consumers for street and track use. The very same helmets developed and worn by Suomy MotoGP riders are available today to Suomy fans around the world for the street as well as the track! Racing is a continual challenge, and pushes product development and technology to the maximum. On four wheels, the highest level of racing is Formula 1.

So it is that Suomy’s competitive nature created this new Formula 1 racing helmet. The line of technical riding apparel continues to become and important part of the Suomy line, expanding in both range and sophistication, always true to the Italian style and technological know-how that distinguishes all Suomy products.

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500

City 3/4 Jackets class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal

customer satisfaction and so the Suomy line of technical sport and tour apparel is born. The tremendous response to this exciting apparel line is the result of great teamwork in the design, production and distribution of this exciting leather and casual apparel line.

For 2005, Suomy continues to invest in state-of-the-art technology and product development, benefiting greatly from the close support of teams like Ducati Corse and the many Suomy riders in MotoGP. This technology and product development is not limited to use in MotoGP, but goes far beyond winning races, actually applying to the very helmets worn by consumers for street and track use. The very same helmets developed and worn by Suomy MotoGP riders are available today to Suomy fans around the world for the street as well as the track! Racing is a continual challenge, and pushes product development and technology to the maximum. On four wheels, the highest level of racing is Formula 1.

So it is that Suomy’s competitive nature created this new Formula 1 racing helmet. The line of technical riding apparel continues to become and important part of the Suomy line, expanding in both range and sophistication, always true to the Italian style and technological know-how that distinguishes all Suomy products.

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as sati-

CYGA34 3/4 Lady’s Beige customer satisfaction and so the Suomy line of technical sport and tour apparel

CYGA33 3/4 Lady’s Black is born. The tremendous response to this exciting apparel line is the result of great teamwork in the design, production and distribution of this exciting leather and casual apparel line.

For 2005, Suomy continues to invest in state-of-the-art technology and product development, benefiting greatly from the close support of teams like Ducati Corse and the many Suomy riders in MotoGP. This technology and product development is not limited to use in MotoGP, but goes far beyond winning races, actually applying to the very helmets worn by consumers for street and track use. The very same helmets developed and worn by Suomy MotoGP riders are available today to Suomy fans

CYGA31 3/4 Dual-Air around the world for the street as well as the track! Racing is a continual challenge, and pushes product development and technology to the maximum. On four wheels, the highest level of racing is Formula 1.

So it is that Suomy’s competitive nature created this new Formula 1 racing helmet. The line of technical riding apparel continues to become and important part of the Suomy line, expanding in both range and sophistication, always true to the Italian style and technological know-how that distinguishes all Suomy products.

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500

CYGA36 City Waterproof Beige class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfor-

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of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track:

sfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of

tunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

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World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and

Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the

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Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of

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Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought SuomyL on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not S only victories

sfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year XL of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win Championship. MFive out of seven

keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooL peration brings victories as well as sati-

Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on M podium in each and every one of the

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Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup.

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Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the

Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it

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SIZES TAGLIE • 46 / 58 for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross

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SIZES TAGLIE • 46 / 58 Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the

Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

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Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts

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In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The coo-

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and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max

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Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards,

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Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at

least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino,

giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus

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Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup.

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well ahe Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven

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SIZES TAGLIE • 36 / 46 Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the cham-

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SIZES TAGLIE • 36 / 46 pionship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice

proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made

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up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of

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Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made

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Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in

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SIZES TAGLIE • 36 / 46 the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once

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A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many sas the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the

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by SUOMY Production Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the

XFGX05BK SBK Cap Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup.

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Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication

CYKA02 Suomy’s Cap Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the

projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the

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SIZES TAGLIE • S / XXL Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories

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standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards,

Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins

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SIZES TAGLIE • S / XXL keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final

giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders worldwide.

2004 was yet another great year for Suomy both on the track and at the dea-

SIZES TAGLIE • S / XL podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins

Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won

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the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on

and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali

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by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom

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by SUOMY Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National

XFDC02BK Man’s SBK Team Shirt Black Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with

SIZES TAGLIE • S / XXL the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well as the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started

respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders worldwide.

2004 was yet another great year for Suomy both on the track and at the dealership.

Big news that is sure to cause many manufacturers in Japan to take notice, Makoto Tamada signed on as the first Japanese MotoGP start to wear a none Japanese helmet - Suomy! Tamada joins the Suomy family of riders that contain

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in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the

some of the most prestigious names in racing and adds his name to the list of top riders who entrust their security to the Italian brand. However, Suomy is constantly looking for ways to increase its brand awareness and to strengthen customer satisfaction and so the Suomy line of technical sport and tour apparel is born. The tremendous response to this exciting apparel line is the result of great teamwork in the design, production and distribution of this exciting leather and casual apparel line.

For 2005, Suomy continues to invest in state-of-the-art technology and product development, benefiting greatly from the close support of teams like Ducati Corse and the many Suomy riders in MotoGP. This technology and product development is not limited to use in MotoGP, but goes far beyond winning races, actually applying to the very helmets worn by consumers for street and track use. The very same helmets developed and worn by Suomy MotoGP riders are available today to Suomy fans around the world for the street as well as the track! Racing is a continual challenge, and pushes product development and technology to the maximum. On four wheels, the highest level of racing is Formula 1.

So it is that Suomy’s competitive nature created this new Formula 1 racing helmet. The line of technical riding apparel continues to become and important part of the Suomy line, expanding in both range and sophistication, always true to the Italian style and technological know-how that distinguishes all Suomy products.

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Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind

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Suomy first ventured in the racing world in the offroad competitions.

Andrea Bartolini is the very first Suomy rider and he immediately brought us good results. He finished 5th in the 500 class of the World Motocross Championship and second with the Italian team in the prestigious Motocross des Nations, the National Teams’ World Cup. Suomy debuts in road racing. The first Suomy rider is the former world champion Troy Corser. In this first season Troy brought Suomy on podium many times and at the end of the season he’s ranked third. Troy battled for the final victory until the last stages of the championship, but he’s taken out by an unfortunate crash during practice before the last round.

Suomy signs another Superbike star: Aaron Slight. Understanding the appeal of this growing championship, Suomy decides to concentrate its efforts on it for the following years and the choice proves to be right. Not only victories keep coming, but the success of the World Superbike Championship puts Suomy on the map, identifying it with the up and coming, cool brand.

In offroad racing, Andrea Bartolini wins the 500cc World Motocross Championship as well ahe Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9 podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the

SIZES TAGLIE • S / XXL Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very important year for Suomy, 2003 saw the 250 World championship won by the Suomy rider from San Marino, Manuel Poggiali and the World Superbike Championship as won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many sas the Motocross des Nations with the Italian team.

Suomy and Ducati join forces. The cooperation brings victories as well as satisfaction on both parts. The deal started in 2000 is still going strong up to date and has moved out of the race track: Ducati and Suomy work closely together on many PR and Communication projects.

In this first season of cooperation the Ducati squad undergoes highs and lows that force the team to a number of changes in the lineup. Still, Troy Bayliss and Ben Bostrom bring home a 6th and a 7th final standings position. Corser is third once again.

This is the year of Suomy’s debut at the highest levels of the World 500cc GP Championship with Italian star Max Biaggi who is ranked third at the end of the Championship. It is also a year of triumph in the World Superbike Championship. Troy Bayliss wins the Championship with 6 victories and 9

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podium finishes. Andrew Pitt wins the World Supersport Series, while the Klaffenbock Racing Team, with driver Klaffenbock and teammate Parzer, win the Superside Sidecar World Championship. Five out of seven Suomy riders (Troy Bayliss, Ben Bostrom, Troy Corser, Neil Hodgson, Ruben Xaus, James Toseland and Steve Martin) finish in the top six of the final standings in the Championship. Also, with the exception of race 2 in Sugo, Japan, which was taken by storm by the very determined Japanese wildcards, at least one Suomy rider was always on podium in each and every one of the races of the Championship. One final statistic: 17 out of the 25 races of the Championship were won by a Suomy rider (6 went to Bayliss, 6 to Bostrom, 2 to Corser, 2 to Xaus and 1 to Hodgson) and in six races (race 1 in Valencia, race 2 in Kyalami, both races in Laguna Seca, race 2 in Brands Hatch and race 2 in Assen) the whole podium was made up of Suomy riders.

Thrills and lots of great results for the Suomy riders this year. In the MotoGP Championship, Max Biaggi finished second after a tough beginning of the season where he lost many important points that could have come handy in the second half of the Championship. In the World Superbike Championship, Troy Bayliss dominated the first part of the season, won 14 out of 26 races and battled throughout against Edwards, giving up only in the last round in Imola and was second only 11 points behind the new World Champion. Great results in Motocross as well where Coppins and Beirer finished second and third respectively in the 250cc class.

Beautiful and fast Elisa Sabatino won the Jet Ski World Championship once again.

A very importaas won by English rider Neil Hodgson.

In addition, the Suomy brand was further honored with many satisfying wins in all classes and categories in racing championships around the world. Thanks to the top Suomy riders in MotoGP, Superbike, Supersport and Motocross riders in both the world and American championships, Suomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to uomy takes one step higher on the podium.

2003 was also a year that confirmed Suomy as the right helmet engineered and built for the very best riders at the highest levels of competition. Worn by many World Championship contenders, Suomy is the helmet of choice for such riders as Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi, Troy Bayliss and Manuel Poggiali adding crucial victories in MotoGP, while Neil Hodgson and Ruben Xaus won in the SBK series with Bartolini in motocross as one of the best riders of the year. And we must not forget to mention Elisa Sabatino in the Jet Ski World Championship and Ben Bostrom and brothers Aaron and Alex Gobert in the AMA championship in America as well as many other Suomy riders worldwide.

2004 was yet another great year for Suomy both on the track and at the dealership.

Big news that is sure to cause many manufacturers in Japan to take notice, Makoto Tamada signed on as the first Japanese MotoGP start to wear a none Japanese helmet - Suomy! Tamada joins the Suomy family of riders that contain some of the most prestigious names in racing and adds his name to the list of top riders who entrust their security to the Italian brand. However, Suomy is constantly looking for ways to increase

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For 2005, Suomy continues to invest in state-of-the-art technology and product development, benefiting greatly from the close support of teams like Ducati Corse and the many Suomy riders in MotoGP. This technology and product development is not limited to use in MotoGP, but goes far beyond winning

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