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Full Face Helmet
DOT and ECE certified helmet with Pinlock-ready visor.
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Motorcycle Rider Gear
Helmets, jackets, gloves and armour. Certification labels — ECE 22.06, EN 1621 armour levels, EN 17092 garment classes — are the only objective way to compare protection.
Quick reference
| Helmet standard | ECE 22.06 (Europe) / DOT FMVSS 218 (US) |
|---|---|
| Armour | EN 1621-1 limbs, EN 1621-2 back |
| Garment class | EN 17092 AAA / AA / A |
| Typical install time | 0 min |
| Difficulty | Easy |
| Shop labour | 0 h at typical workshop rates |
Signs you need new parts
- Helmet older than five years or after any impact
- Abraded or torn jacket panels
- Gloves with worn palm sliders or split seams
What to check before buying
- Look for ECE 22.06 or DOT plus EN 1621-1 / 1621-2 armour
- Measure head circumference and check shell size steps, not just S/M/L
- Replace any helmet that has taken an impact, even without visible damage
- Check armour is CE Level 2 at shoulder, elbow, back and hip
OEM vs aftermarket
OEM
Manufacturer-branded gear is generally re-badged from an established maker at a markup.
Aftermarket
Buying direct from gear specialists gives more sizes, better certification transparency and lower prices.
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FAQ
How often should a helmet be replaced?
Five years from first use, seven from manufacture, or immediately after any impact.