Simpson Chopper

Simpson Chopper helmets bring a low-profile, open-face shape to road riding, with finishes ranging from understated black and white to Carbon, EZ, Werke and Raster graphics. Every item currently shown here is a complete helmet, so you can compare the range without working around unrelated replacement parts.

What makes the Simpson Chopper different?

The Chopper is a retro open-face helmet rather than a full-face or flip-up model. Simpson describes the current range as ECE 22.06 approved, with a tri-composite shell, a removable and washable interior, forehead ventilation and a double D-ring strap. A five-snap brow arrangement is designed for compatible accessories. Goggles, masks and shields are separate products unless a particular listing says otherwise.

Choosing your Chopper helmet

• Start with fit: measure around the widest part of your head and use Simpson's size guidance before choosing a size.
• Plan eye protection: an open-face helmet leaves the face more exposed. Check whether you need compatible goggles or a shield for your riding.
• Compare finishes carefully: solid, graphic and carbon listings differ in appearance and price, so use each product page for the exact construction and contents.
• Try it on if possible: even pressure around the crown and firm cheek contact matter more than choosing by another brand's size.

Why buy a Simpson Chopper from Moto Central?

Moto Central groups the current Chopper colours and constructions in one place, making it easier to compare the available range. If you would rather assess the profile and fit in person, visit our Leicestershire showroom. You can also browse the wider Simpson helmet range or return to all motorcycle helmets.

Customer questions

Is the Simpson Chopper a full-face helmet?

No. It is an open-face helmet. Optional face accessories do not change the need to check the protection and approval shown on the exact helmet and accessory listings.

Does every Chopper include goggles or a visor?

Do not assume so. Treat goggles, masks and external shields as separate unless the selected product listing explicitly includes them.

How should a new Chopper fit?

It should feel snug and even without painful pressure points, and it should not rotate freely when you move it by hand.