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Review of the X-Lite X-903 touring crash helmet. The X-903 is Italian helmet maker X-Lite's top-dog touring helmet.X-Lite set out to make it a compact...
Cool-looking fibreglass/carbon flip-up helmet: Roof Boxxer. The Roof Boxxer is the long-awaited addition to the Roof helmets family, taking their classic Boxer V8 and updating...
Nolan N60-5: entry-level full face helmet with tested protection. Italian-based Nolan makes a pretty big range of helmets, and they're all aimed towards the mid-...
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Icon Alliance and Alliance GT full face motorcycle helmet review. Along with the Icon Airmada, the Icon Alliance is Icon's entry-level full face motorcycle helmet....
Retro helmet, great quality, Ago heritage. The AGV X3000. The AGV X3000 is AGV's recreation of Giacomo Agostini's early 70's racing helmet. And like most...
LS2's all-rounder thermoplastic full-face helmet - the LS2 FF390 Breaker The LS2 FF390 Breaker is a thermoplastic-shelled all-rounder full face motorcycle helmet, designed to work...
Shoei's versatile adventure/dual-sports helmet: the Shoei Hornet ADV Introduction The Shoei Hornet ADV is successor to the well-regarded Shoei Hornet - Shoei's top of the range...
Review of the Icon Variant Adventure Helmet The Variant is Icon's dual-sport or adventure helmet.That means it's really targeting folks who ride a cross-over style...
Summary The X-Lite X-551 crash helmet is made by Nolan and aimed at supermoto on/off road adventure riders. It's an interesting combination of full-faced helmet...
Review of the Nexx X.WED2 and X.WST2 enduro and street helmets. We're looking at both the Nexx X.WED2 and X.WST2 together because they're very similar...
Schuberth C3 Pro crash helmet. A high quality (and higher-priced) modular helmet. In a similar way to other German engineering companies, Schuberth have grown a...
Shoei Neotec II modular motorcycle crash helmet review. The old Shoei Neotec had been around for a good few years.If you're not familiar with it, it...
X-Lite's X-1004 composite fibre flip-up/modular helmet review The X-Lite X-1004 is the replacement of the old X-1003. It's a composite fibre-shelled modular/flip-front helmet with an...
Practical, badass modular helmet: Simpson Darksome. Now you can have that fantastic genuine Simpson 'streetfighter' helmet style but in a modular helmet. The Simpson Darksome...
Review of the Bell Eliminator retro motorcycle helmet. Because Bell helmets began making car racing helmets, it's no surprise they've raided their automotive heritage when...
Simpson Outlaw motorcycle helmet review. It seems like Texas based Simpson has been making helmets forever - but they only started off making auto helmets...
Simpson Venom/Ghost Bandit motorcycle helmet review. OK, so if you're reading this and confused, that makes two of us!The Simpson Venom is the same helmet...
We’re totally independent, financed only by you clicking on the retailer links dotted around the site and buying something (at no extra cost to you). If you do – thanks a million! May all your bends be diesel-free!If you want piece of mind when you buy any motorcycle gear, we recommend you buy from Sportsbikeshop. They're based in the UK and offer outstanding service (9.8/10 on Trustpilot) including 365 day refunds and free delivery. They also have a decent price match and are our recommended retailer for quality of service.Or try Motoin (Germany). They get great feedback (4.9/5 on Idealo at the time of writing) though note, there's a delivery charge so factor that in (see here for details).GetGeared is another recommended UK retailer, with free delivery, a no-quibble 365 day returns policy and scoring 9/10 on Trustpilot.Please click any picture below to visit their helmets pages. And if you buy anything from these sites, we get a small sum from the sale at no extra cost to you - a massive THANKS! (it's how we finance the site).Click to visit SportsbikeshopClick to visit Get GearedClick to visit Motoin (then use site search)
