Spada Spare Parts

Moto Central’s Spada Spare Parts collection is focused mainly on helmet components: visor base plates, screws, vents, spoilers, peaks, cheek pads, centre pads, linings, chin curtains and Pinlock pins. These are model-specific service items, not universal accessories, so the helmet family, generation, size and sometimes colour all need to match.

A similar-looking part can still have different fixing points or dimensions. Names such as Orion and Orion 2, Storm and Storm 06, or Raiden and Raiden 2 identify different designs. Use the complete helmet name from its label or original paperwork before ordering, and compare it with the compatibility stated on the spare-part page.

Find the correct type of Spada helmet spare

Visor plates, pins and fixings

Base plates control how a visor attaches and moves, while screw sets and Pinlock pins serve different jobs. A listing that names RP-One, Orion 2, SP18 or another helmet family should only be selected for that stated application. If the product title names two compatible families, match one of those exact names.

Comfort pads and linings

Cheek pads, centre pads and complete lining sets are shaped for a particular helmet interior. Size is especially important: a pad marked S is not automatically suitable for every small Spada helmet. Replacement comfort padding does not replace the protective EPS impact liner, and a helmet with damaged EPS or shell material should not be repaired with comfort pads.

Vents, spoilers and peaks

External parts are often specific to a shell and generation, and colour variants can be separate products. Check whether screws are included in the listing. Do not drill, glue or modify a helmet to force an incompatible component to fit.

Chin curtains and other trim

Small trim pieces can improve the completeness of a helmet after normal wear or loss, but they still require an exact model match. Confirm both the product name and the photograph before ordering.

A practical compatibility checklist

• Identify the helmet: use the model name and generation printed on the helmet label or supplied documentation.
• Check the size: liners and cheek pads are frequently size-specific even when the shell family is the same.
• Read the complete spare title: details such as “06”, “2”, “Rev.2” or a shared-fit model pair can change compatibility.
• Compare colour and side: vents, spoilers and plates may be colour-specific or supplied as a pair.
• Confirm what is included: a plate, screw, pin or peak set may include different hardware from another listing.
• Inspect the helmet first: if the shell, EPS liner or retention system is damaged, seek qualified advice rather than treating a cosmetic spare as a structural repair.

Buying Spada spares from Moto Central

This collection places a wide range of small model-specific components together, making it easier to search by the helmet name printed on your own equipment. Product pages show current availability and the stated application for each part. Keeping the original helmet name, size and a photograph of the required component to hand can make comparison much quicker.

For complete helmets, visit Spada Helmets. You can also browse all motorcycle helmet spare parts or compare model-matched anti-fog inserts in the Pinlock collection.

Common questions about Spada Spare Parts