Equipped with a carbon shell and an industry-first three layer impact liner called “Progressive Layering Technology” that offers protection for three different kinds of impact, this helmet is ready for anything. This is one of the flagship motocross helmets from Bell Helmets – aimed specifically at dirt bike riders – and as such, it comes with all the trimmings. It’s expensive with a price tag of $649.95, but it’s worth it in our opinion.
#BELL TAGGER DESIGNS HELMET SERIES#
If you’re looking for a helmet that looks good, offers outstanding protection, and also gives you the benefit of versatility then you’ll be interested in the Bell Moto-9 Flex Seven Series Rogue helmet. There’s no denying that the Bell Bullitt listed above is the most stylish helmet in the Bell moto helmet range, but style isn’t everything. Bullitt Carbon Chemical Candy Helmet – $599.95 It’s Snell M2015 and DOT certified, and it’s easily one of the best Bell motorcycle helmet models currently on the market for dirt bike riders. Not only is it lightweight and easy to wear, it also comes with some cool helmet accessories, like a clever ventilation courtesy of the Velocity Flow Ventilation System, magnetic cheek pads for emergency removal (Magnefusion Emergency Removal System – MERS), a magnetic strap tidy, and a fully ventilated EPS liner. This is a pretty advanced helmet for the price, coming with the same tri-matrix shell mentioned above, but with some cool extras.
#BELL TAGGER DESIGNS HELMET FULL#
The Star Classic might be the best Bell Helmets choice for long distance dirt bike riding, but what if you want one of the best full face helmets for thrashing through around the mountain trails? Well, if you’ve got to keep to a reasonable budget and if we had to choose a Bell Helmet that’s best suited for real trail riding that retails for under $400, we’d have to choose the Bell Moto-9 Tagger helmet. It’s Snell M2015 and DOT certified, and definitely well worth considering when you’re shopping for your next helmet. This is also a great helmet for those who need to wear glasses under their helmet too – since it has been designed to accommodate a pair of frames. Built from a tri-matrix composite shell and lined with an X-static liner, the Bell Star Classic is one of the more comfy helmets we’ve reviewed, with thick cheek pads and great interior moisture wicking. Armed with a smaller profile and greater aerodynamics, this is a helmet that will suit you if you’re into riding long distances. When the original Bell Star came on the scene, it revolutionized the idea of helmet safety… and this modern equivalent is no different. It’s one of our favorite products from Bell Helmets and we’re not alone in that thinking. If you can’t be doing with all of this retro and vintage nonsense and want something that looks a little more contemporary, then the Bell Star Classic helmet is one of the best full face helmets out there. DOT and ECE certified, this is a great helmet to consider buying – if you can find one in stock that is, because it’s so popular that it sells out pretty fast. Finally, it looks pretty damn awesome too, thanks to the RSD design element. Next, it comes with the MX-9 Adventure MIPS system – Multi-Directional Impact Protection System – which improves rotational impact energy displacement in the event of a fall. It’s offers fantastic protection, decent ventilation, and all the usual comfort things like removable and washable linings etc. First off, it’s a great versatile helmet ideally suited to those who ride on and off road regularly. We’ve chosen this model because it has a great design, innovative technology, and a reasonable price point – not to mention that long-time Bell collaborator Roland Sands Design had a hand in putting this one together. The Bell MX-9 range of helmets consist of motocross helmets, but they’re built and designed for both on and off-road riders in mind. Next up, we have the Bell MX-9 adventure MIPS RSD helmet.
0 kommentar(er)
