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Nexx Helmets at Moto Central brings together road, racing, street and adventure motorcycle helmets across the current X and Y families. The range includes X.WED3 and X.RALLY adventure designs, X.R3R racing helmets, X.WST3 street helmets and Y.100R road models in solid finishes and distinctive graphics.
This collection is restricted to complete helmets, helping you compare sizes and colourways without visors, peaks, linings or intercom parts mixed into the product grid. Shell material, fit system, visor, peak, ventilation and communications compatibility vary by model, so use the exact helmet name and generation when comparing features or ordering accessories.
X.WED3 combines a peak, visor and goggle-compatible configuration for riders moving between road and off-road conditions. X.RALLY extends the adventure and enduro direction. Compare peak stability, dust management, ventilation, goggle space and road noise expectations before choosing.
X.R3R is the dedicated racing family, with an aerodynamically shaped shell and airflow managed around its spoiler concept. Track riders should confirm the exact helmet’s approval, fastening, visor, tear-off provision and event requirements rather than relying on the appearance of a race graphic.
X.WST3 has a sharper streetfighter design, while Y.100R offers a more conventional sport-road format. Consider riding position, peripheral view, sun visor provision, ventilation controls and compatibility with the intercom you intend to use.
Nexx uses names such as X-Pro Carbon, X-Matrix2 and Polyfusion across different families. These identify different shell constructions and must not be applied to every colourway. Plain, Zero Pro and graphic versions can also sit within the same model family.
X.WED2 and X.WED3, or an earlier X.WST and current X.WST3, may use different visors, interiors, peaks and communication parts. Always match the complete model code before ordering an accessory. The same principle applies to approval and shell claims.
Measure around the widest part of your head, keeping the tape level above the eyebrows and ears, then compare the result with Nexx’s size guide for the selected family. A correct new helmet should feel firm and even without creating a sharp pressure point at the forehead or temples.
Fasten the strap and try to rotate the shell gently. Your scalp should move with the lining and the helmet should not turn independently or lift easily at the rear. Keep it on for long enough to detect localised pressure, then check your riding position, glasses and peripheral vision.
Helmet shape can matter as much as the marked circumference. If one area hurts while the rest feels loose, a different internal profile may suit you better than simply moving up a size. Cheek pads and model-specific fitting components should only be changed within the manufacturer’s supported system.
Nexx lists separate visors, Pinlock inserts, peaks, linings, spoilers and other parts by model. X.R3R components do not automatically fit X.WST3, and X.WED3 accessories should not be assumed compatible with X.WED2. Confirm the product code as well as the model name.
Current Nexx accessories include X-COM3 and X-COM3 Pro compatibility across selected X and Y families. A prepared helmet does not necessarily include the intercom. Check whether speakers, microphone, control unit or mounting components are supplied and whether installation changes any comfort padding.
Browse full-face helmets for road and racing alternatives, or compare adventure helmets for mixed-surface use. The wider motorcycle helmets collection brings together every stocked brand and shell format.
Moto Central keeps the current Nexx helmets together by model, size and graphic while excluding spare parts from the main grid. That makes it easier to compare X.WED3, X.R3R, X.WST3 and Y.100R without confusing generations. For fit or compatibility help, contact the team with your head measurement and the complete helmet or accessory name.
Nexx describes X.WED3 as convertible between adventure, off-road and street configurations without tools. Follow the supplied manual and use only the parts specified for X.WED3.
No blanket assumption should be made. Nexx offers different X.R3R versions, so verify the exact homologation and event rules for the specific helmet and generation.
Not necessarily. Compatibility with X-COM hardware means a helmet is designed to accept selected equipment. Check the listing to see whether electronics are included.
Do not assume so. Nexx lists replacement parts by model, and generation changes can affect the visor, peak, lining and mounting hardware.
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