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DMD SeventyFive helmets revive the broad eye opening, pronounced chin bar and vented look of 1970s off-road lids. This collection contains 14 complete carbon-Kevlar helmets, a replacement black liner and separate clear and smoke visor products for the SeventyFive platform.
The complete finishes are White, Yellow, Crayon Grey, Sailor, Aloha, Rodeo, Light Blue, Petrol, Waves, Eighty, Metallic Blue, Rame, Matt Black and Cream. The remaining products are the model-specific black liner and clear and smoke visor accessories.
DMD builds the SeventyFive from carbon-Kevlar and uses two external shell sizes. The quoted helmet weight is approximately 1,050g with a tolerance of 50g.
The wide aperture provides space for compatible goggles or cover visors. Integrated studs support the model-specific accessory system.
The complete helmet has a fully removable, washable liner and a padded Double D-ring retention strap.
SeventyFive is a legacy ECE 22.05 helmet. That approval remains accepted for motorcycle use on UK roads, although ECE 22.06 is the newer standard. Inspect the approval label inside the helmet and decide whether an older 22.05 design meets your requirements before buying.
The chin bar provides full-face coverage, but the open eye port does not offer the sealed weather management of a modern touring visor. Choose compatible road-approved eye protection and check peripheral vision, nose clearance and stability before riding.
SeventyFive uses the earlier ECE 22.05 carbon-Kevlar platform with external visor studs and separate eye-protection options. SeventySeven updates the broad 1970s shape to ECE 22.06, changes to a tri-composite shell and adds a retractable internal sun visor. The two names are similar, but their parts and features are not interchangeable.
Measure around the widest part of the head and use the selected helmet's size information as a starting point. The crown and cheeks should feel evenly firm without a concentrated pressure point. With the Double D-ring strap fastened, the shell should resist rolling forwards or rotating independently.
A replacement liner can restore comfort within a compatible shell and size group, but it cannot correct a shell that is fundamentally too large, too small or the wrong internal shape. Try the complete helmet with the goggles or visor you intend to use. Our helmet sizing guide covers the essential checks.
Moto Central groups the 14 helmet finishes and their dedicated service items together, while identifying which products are not complete helmets. Our showroom team can help with fit and accessory checks, and the wider DMD helmet range provides newer ECE 22.06 alternatives.
No. Fourteen are complete helmets; the replacement liner and two visor products are separate service items.
No. SeventyFive uses an open eye port with compatible external accessories. The newer SeventySeven has a retractable internal sun visor.
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