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Motorcycle helmets cover all uses: full-face, modular, convertible, trail, jet and cross. Arai, Scorpion, Shark, LS2 and Nexx, all approved ECE 22.06, for the road as well as for travel.
The right helmet mainly depends on your usage. For road and motorway riding, a full-face helmet is the go-to choice. For touring, a modular helmet offers comfort during stops. For trails and off-road, a trail helmet combines a visor and shield. The Black Friday is a great time to replace a worn-out helmet, with brands available all year round on the site: Arai, Scorpion, Shark, LS2, Nexx or Bell.
On a modular helmet, the chin guard lifts up. On a reversible helmet, also known as a 180° modular, it moves completely behind the head: the helmet turns into a genuine jet, better balanced than an open modular. The LS2 Advant and the Nox Premium Spinner work on this principle. To ride with the chin guard open, the helmet must carry the dual P/J certification, indicated on the label and product sheet.
The trail helmet, also called adventure, is designed for long journeys that mix tarmac and trails. Arai, Airoh, LS2, Leatt, and Bell have them in the selection. Here are some key points that make a difference:
Measure your head circumference above the eyebrows, then refer to the brand's size guide. A new helmet should fit snugly without being painful, as the padding compresses over time. Women's helmets are mostly mixed models available in smaller sizes. To complete your outfit, also check out motorbike gear on Black Friday: jackets, gloves, and boots.
The chin guard of a modular helmet lifts above the forehead. The chin guard of a reversible helmet turns 180° to the back of the helmet, transforming it into a jet.
Only if the helmet is P/J certified. Without this dual certification, the chin guard must remain closed while riding.
Yes, a helmet approved to ECE 22.05 is still permitted for use. The more stringent ECE 22.06 standard applies to helmets produced recently.