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DMD SeventySeven brings the brand's large-aperture 1970s full-face shape into the ECE 22.06 generation. All 15 products in this collection are complete helmets, with a retractable internal sun visor, tri-composite shell and provision for discreet intercom installation.
The current collection includes Matt Black, Waves, Sailor, Cream, Yellow, Solid Black, Crayon Grey, Petrol, White, White Row, Acqua, Grey Row, Point Black, Scallop and Fuoco. There are no liners or separate visor parts mixed into this page, although individual sizes and stock vary by finish.
Current standard SeventySeven helmets use DMD's tri-composite fibre shell in two external sizes, correcting the carbon-Kevlar description previously shown on this collection.
An internal sun visor provides on-demand glare reduction without closing the large outer aperture or adding a conventional full face shield.
The helmet is prepared for an internal communication system and has a fully removable, washable lining plus a Double D-ring strap.
DMD quotes approximately 1,050g with a tolerance of 50g and confirms ECE 22.06 approval for the SeventySeven range. The approval label is located on the helmet strap and should always be checked before road use.
Operate the internal visor before riding to check its travel and clearance around the nose and glasses. Use tinted eye protection only where light conditions allow, and ensure every visor or goggle used on UK roads meets the applicable legal requirements.
SeventySeven is the newer ECE 22.06 family. It uses tri-composite construction, incorporates an internal sun visor and provides space for communication equipment. SeventyFive is the earlier ECE 22.05 carbon-Kevlar design with external studs and separate visor or goggle solutions. Similar styling does not make their liners or accessories interchangeable.
Measure around the widest part of the head and compare the result with the size guide on the chosen product. A new helmet should feel evenly snug at the crown and cheeks without a painful focal pressure point. Fasten the Double D-ring strap and test for unwanted rotation and forward roll.
If fitting an intercom, place speakers and wiring only in the intended locations. Nothing should press against the ear, lift the liner or change the way the helmet sits. Recheck the fit with your normal glasses and eye protection. See our motorcycle helmet sizing guide for further help.
Use warm water, mild soap and a soft cloth or sponge on the shell, avoiding solvents and strong heat. Hand clean the removable lining and allow it to dry fully at room temperature. Before every ride, inspect the strap, sun-visor mechanism, shell and eye protection. A helmet that has sustained a significant impact should be replaced.
Moto Central groups all 15 complete SeventySeven finishes together, making colour, artwork and live size options straightforward to compare. Our showroom team can help assess fit and intercom placement, while the broader DMD range offers alternative full-face and open-face designs.
Yes. The current 15-product SeventySeven collection contains complete helmets rather than liners or visor accessories.
Current standard SeventySeven products are specified by DMD with tri-composite shells. Certain separate special or handmade variants may use other materials, but they are not part of this collection.
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