Product Details
The Bell SRT Modular in Flat Black is a fibreglass-composite flip-up motorcycle helmet developed for sport-touring, commuting and everyday road use. It combines a wide Panovision clear shield with an internal sun shield, eyewear-friendly comfort and provision for helmet communication speakers.
Who It's For
This helmet is suited to riders who want the coverage and weather protection of a full-face design with the convenience of a lifting chin bar when stopped. Its broad size range, glasses accommodation and speaker pockets also make it a practical choice for touring and daily commuting.
Key Benefits
- Flip-up versatility: the lifting chin bar provides easier access when stopped while retaining full-face coverage when closed.
- Fibreglass-composite shell: Bell uses lightweight fibreglass construction for the SRT Modular.
- Wide, clear view: the Panovision clear shield uses Class 1 optics and is designed to maximise visibility during head checks and in a tucked riding position.
- Adaptable vision: an integrated drop-down sun shield helps manage bright conditions without changing the outer shield.
- Touring-ready interior: the removable, washable antibacterial lining includes eyewear arm channels and recessed EPS speaker pockets.
- Seven adult sizes: the range runs from XS to 3XL, with the correct model-specific Bell measurements shown below.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Helmet type | Modular flip-up motorcycle helmet |
| Colour and finish | Flat Black, matt finish |
| Shell construction | Fibreglass composite |
| Safety approval | ECE 22.05 |
| Outer shield | Clear Panovision shield with Class 1 optics |
| Sun protection | Integrated drop-down sun shield |
| Interior | Removable and washable antibacterial lining with eyewear arm channels |
| Communication provision | Recessed EPS speaker pockets |
| Reference weight | 1,750 g ± 50 g in size M, Bell reference figure |
| Size range | XS to 3XL |
| Warranty | Moto Central's product record lists five years; Bell warranty conditions and proof of purchase requirements apply |
Size Guide
Measure around the widest part of your head, approximately 2.5 cm above the eyebrows, keeping the tape level and snug. Measure twice and use the larger reading.
| Helmet Size | Head Circumference |
|---|---|
| XS | 53-54 cm |
| S | 55-56 cm |
| M | 57-58 cm |
| L | 59-60 cm |
| XL | 61-62 cm |
| XXL | 63-64 cm |
| 3XL | 65-66 cm |
A size chart is a starting point only. Head shape and padding contact also determine whether a helmet fits correctly.
What Is Supplied
- Bell SRT Modular helmet in Flat Black
- Clear Panovision outer shield
- Integrated drop-down sun shield
Moto Central's existing supplied-package information also lists a Pinlock 100% Max Vision insert. Bell's current official product page only explicitly confirms the clear shield, so please contact us before ordering if the Pinlock insert is essential and we will confirm the contents of this remaining unit.
Compatibility and Optional Accessories
The SRT Modular uses Bell Panovision outer shields and has recessed speaker pockets for a separately purchased communication system. Always match replacement shields and internal parts to the SRT Modular model before ordering.
Product Questions
Is this the current ECE 22.06 version?
No. This particular remaining Flat Black product is the earlier ECE 22.05 SRT Modular.
Can it accommodate glasses?
Yes. Bell incorporates eyewear arm channels into the interior lining.
Does it have an internal sun shield?
Yes. A drop-down internal sun shield is built into the helmet.
Can I fit a motorcycle intercom?
The EPS includes recessed speaker pockets. Intercom compatibility still depends on the dimensions and mounting system of the chosen unit.
Can I ride with the chin bar raised?
Check the helmet's homologation label and supplied instructions before riding with the chin bar open. A lifting chin bar does not by itself confirm approval for use in the raised position.
Videos
Moto Central helmet fitting guidance
Understanding motorcycle helmet head shape
Moto Central Fitting Guidance
A new helmet should feel evenly snug without concentrated pressure points, and it should remain secure when you gently move it from side to side. Visit the Moto Central showroom for fitting help if you are unsure about size or head shape. We can also discuss suitable communication-system installation without compromising the helmet's internal structure.