It appears that Bell has sold out and the helmets are now made in China. Not sure it matters to you, but it does to me.
This is all I could find on the source of Bell's products...
"Easton-Bell had 2,348 employees as of Jan. 2, with 1,545 of them employed in manufacturing and distributing operations. The company has 20 facilities in the United States, three in Canada, two in Mexico, one in Europe and three in Asia.
Among its 12 principal facilities, the Rantoul facility – which includes offices, manufacturing and warehousing – is by far the largest, with 753,696 square feet leased there.
The company makes hockey sticks in Tijuana, Mexico, and hockey skates and gloves in Quebec, Canada. Aluminum and composite baseball bats are now made in Asia.
Some cycling, football, snowboarding and other helmets are assembled and packaged in Rantoul and Elyria, Ohio, while others are "sourced from outside the U.S.," the report said."