Retro Motorcycle Helmet – Lightweight ABS Shell with Padded Liner

Retro Motorcycle Helmet – Classic shape, everyday weight

An open-face helmet cut in the old style: rounded shell, low profile, no bulk around the ears. The outer shell is ABS and the liner is padded, which keeps the weight down on longer rides. A quick-release buckle means it comes on and off one-handed at the gas pump.

Why choose a retro helmet?

Modern full-face helmets are built around the racetrack: big vents, big shell, big weight. On a cruiser or a scooter in town, most of that goes unused. A retro shape sits closer to the head, weighs less on the neck at low speed, and suits the bike it is sitting on.

• ABS outer shell – rigid construction that holds its shape through daily use.
• Padded interior – a soft liner that takes up the gap between shell and head.
• Low weight – noticeable on a long ride, and on the arm when you are carrying it.
• Quick-release buckle – fastens and unfastens without both hands.
• Several colours and sizes – in M, L and XL, so it can be matched to the rider rather than the other way around.

The shape that suits the bike, in a weight you forget you are wearing.

Measure around your head just above the eyebrows before choosing a size, and go up a size if you land between two — a helmet that presses at the temples becomes uncomfortable within the hour. The liner beds in slightly over the first few rides. Helmet requirements differ by state and by country, so check what applies where you ride before using any helmet on the road.

Specifications

• Outer shell: ABS
• Interior: padded synthetic liner
• Fastening: quick-release buckle
• Style: open face, retro profile

Pick your size and get back on the bike.