Convertible Helmets

Convertible motorcycle helmets use removable, rotating or repositionable sections to offer more than one configuration. Depending on the model, that might mean changing between a helmet with a chin section and a more open setup.

Check the exact configurations

The word convertible covers several different designs. Before buying, check which parts move or detach, how they are secured and which configurations the manufacturer permits for riding. Approval information can also differ between models and configurations.

Features worth comparing

• Conversion mechanism: consider how easily parts can be moved or removed and whether tools are needed.
• Fit in each setup: the helmet should remain secure and balanced in every permitted configuration.
• Visor and sun visor: check what remains usable when the chin section is moved or removed.
• Ventilation: compare airflow and sealing for the different ways you plan to wear the helmet.
• Parts and accessories: confirm the availability of model-specific visors, covers and replacement fittings.

Convertible, flip-front or open-face?

A flip-front helmet has a hinged chin section, while a convertible helmet may use removable or rotating components. An open-face helmet has no fixed chin bar. If you want a fixed shell, browse full-face helmets.

Fit and support

Use the size chart on the exact listing and our helmet sizing guide. You can also visit the Moto Central showroom in Leicestershire for personal fitting help.

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