Universal motorcycle half faced helmet for rider and passager head protection yellow/red/black

vA motorcycle helmet is a protective headgear designed to prevent or reduce head injuries during a motorcycle accident by absorbing impact energy and protecting the wearer from debris and weather. It consists of an outer shell, an inner impact-absorbing liner, and a chin strap. Helmets come in various types, such as full-face, modular, open-face, and off-road, each offering different levels of protection, comfort, and features for specific riding conditions and legal requirements. 

Key Components

Outer Shell:

The rigid outer layer of the helmet, designed to spread the force of an impact over a wider area of the head. 

Impact-Absorbing Liner:

A layer of foam, typically EPS (expanded polystyrene), that crushes to absorb and dissipate the energy of an impact, protecting the head. 

Chin Strap:

A secure strap that goes under the chin to keep the helmet in place on the rider's head. 

Visor/Face Shield:

An optional protective lens that shields the rider's eyes and face from debris, wind, and weather conditions, often featuring anti-fog coatings. 

Types of Motorcycle Helmets

Full-Face Helmets:

Provide the maximum level of protection by covering the entire head and face, including the chin bar. 

Modular Helmets:

Also known as "flip-up" helmets, they combine the full-face protection with the convenience of a chin bar that can be flipped up.