Splash brings together bold, expressive motorcycle graphics, from scattered colour and illustrated characters to busy abstract patterns. Treat the collection name as a way to explore artwork. The individual product name tells you which design, colourway and underlying model you are comparing.
Look beyond a single side view
Detailed artwork can change considerably across the crown, chin area and rear of a helmet. Review the whole design to see whether you prefer a large character, layered shapes or a more restrained pattern. MT's Braker SV Crazy Teddy B7 is a named graphic example. Other designs grouped here may use geometric or illustrated elements without a literal paint-splash effect.
Keep the model name in the comparison
Graphic names and helmet model names serve different purposes. The artwork helps identify the look; the model determines the fit, controls, visor system and replacement parts you need to investigate. Two similarly busy graphics can belong to very different helmets. Compare practical details such as visor operation and ventilation access, and try the fit rather than choosing solely from the illustration.
Let the artwork guide the rest of the look
With a strongly patterned helmet, selecting one secondary colour for gloves or clothing can be easier than finding another equally complex design. Check whether photographed visor colours or other accessories are actually included. When caring for the finish, follow the helmet manufacturer's instructions and avoid adding paint, adhesives or cleaners unless the manufacturer permits them for that product.
Compare your options at Moto Central
Use the showroom to compare how a graphic looks around the whole helmet. We can help identify the exact design and model, check the fit and clarify the supplied visor.
