LeoVince USA To Give Away Airoh Helmets on Instagram and Facebook

LeoVince USA Specialized Products Distribution is kicking off spring by giving away Airoh Aviator 2.1 Rockstar helmets on Instagram and Facebook during the month of April. The #helmetselfie Instagram contest will be held the first half of April, followed by the Airoh Helmet Spring Sweepstakes on Facebook.

An Airoh Aviator 2.1 Rockstar offroad helmet will be awarded to one winner on both Instagram and Facebook. Additionally, every entrant will receive special promo codes for discounts and free shipping on Airoh Aviator 2.1 helmets.

These are the same helmets worn by the Rockstar Energy Racing Team in AMA Supercross. LeoVince USA has teamed up with Rockstar Energy Drink to give two winners the chance to look just like some of the top riders in the nation, including Ivan Tedesco, Jason Anderson, Joey Savatgy, Davi Millsaps and Cole Thompson.

The #helmetselfie Instagram Contest will run from April 1-15, 2014. To join, fans are asked to post a photo of themselves with their helmet and share why they want to win an Airoh Aviator 2.1 Rockstar helmet; for complete contest rules and details visit

instagram.com/airohusa

and

instagram.com/rockstarenergy.

The Airoh Helmet Spring Sweepstakes on Facebook will run from April 16-30, 2014. To join, participants are asked to like Airoh USA’s Facebook page and fill in a sweepstakes entry form. Airoh USA’s Facebook page is http://facebook.com/airohusa

Fans can fill in one entry form each day during the Airoh Helmet Spring Sweepstakes to maximize their chances of winning.

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