Premier Helmets

Premier Helmets at Moto Central brings together open-face, full-face, adventure and off-road motorcycle helmets, alongside model-specific visors, peaks, spoilers and replacement parts. Current stock includes Vintage and Jet Classic designs, Hyper and Devil road helmets, Discovery and Landcruiser adventure models, and MX off-road options in a wide choice of finishes.

Premier began in the United States and became an Italian brand in 1987. Its current range combines heritage styling with technical road and adventure families, but shell material, approval, fastening, visor equipment and communications preparation vary by exact model and generation. Check the complete product name rather than applying one helmet’s specification across the brand.

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Getting the right Premier helmet fit

Measure around the widest part of your head, keeping the tape level above the eyebrows and ears, then use Premier’s chart for the exact helmet family. The manufacturer publishes separate sizing for models such as Vintage 06, Hyper 06, Discovery, Trophy 06 and Legacy GT 06, and the same marked size can cover different circumference ranges between families.

A new helmet should feel firm and evenly supported without a sharp pressure point. Fasten it, hold the shell and try to rotate it gently. Your scalp should move with the lining, while the helmet should not turn freely or lift easily from the rear. Wear it long enough to identify local pressure before removing labels or using it on the road.

Check fit in your normal riding position with glasses, earplugs or an intercom arrangement where relevant. Moving up a size to cure one pressure point can leave the rest of the helmet too loose, so a different internal shape may be the better answer.

Approvals, shells and model generations

The collection may include helmets from more than one approval generation. Confirm the homologation label on the exact product and make sure it is appropriate for where and how you ride. ECE 22.05 and ECE 22.06 are not interchangeable marketing descriptions, and an older graphic name does not establish the approval of a newer model.

Premier uses thermoplastic, composite and carbon-based constructions across different products. Terms such as Carbon, Dyneema and aramid apply only where the manufacturer specifies them for that exact helmet. They should not be treated as a brand-wide shell recipe.

Similarly, fastening systems, Pinlock inserts, internal sun visors, Bluetooth preparation and removable interiors vary. “Bluetooth ready” describes provision for compatible equipment and does not mean that an intercom is included.

Premier visors, peaks and replacement parts

Match accessories using the full helmet family and generation. Hyper and Devil share some visor listings, while Discovery, Landcruiser, Trophy, Vintage and Typhoon components are listed separately. A similar mounting shape or colour is not evidence of compatibility.

Check the finish and intended use as carefully as the fit. Premier’s official listings state that selected dark or chromed visors are not approved for ordinary road use and are intended for the racetrack. A clear road visor, legal light transmission and local requirements still matter even when a tinted option physically fits.

Peaks, spoilers and ventilation kits can also be graphic or model specific. Use the reference code from the original helmet or part, and do not drill, trim or force an accessory that is not listed for that model.

Browse full-face helmets for road alternatives, compare adventure helmets for mixed-surface use, or see open-face helmets for other heritage and urban designs. The main motorcycle helmets collection covers every stocked brand and format.

Common questions about Premier Helmets