Adventure motorcycle helmets

An adventure helmet can be recognized by its visor and often larger chin bar. This is not just styling: the visor keeps low sun and splashing mud out of your face, and the wider chin bar allows more air through during heavy off-road work.

The largest part of this collection. Available in the Color versions (white, matte black, cement grey), the Reveal designs (sand, military green, red fluo, blue, and blue with red), and in Full Carbon and Carbon Stylish for those who want less weight.

The three ways to wear an adventure helmet

This is what makes these helmets versatile and what is often not explained.With visor and without peak. Then it rides like a regular full-face helmet, quiet and calm on the highway.With peak and visor. The standard setting for mixed riding. Note: at high speeds, the peak catches wind and pulls on your neck.With peak and goggles, without visor. The off-road setting, with maximum ventilation for when you're riding standing up and sweating.Before you buy, check if your helmet supports all three positions and if the peak can be removed without tools.

Weight. A peak acts as a lever on your neck. On a long day, a carbon helmet that's a few hundred grams lighter is not a luxury.Pinlock. In the Dutch climate, this prevents a fogged visor throughout autumn and winter.Measure your head circumference one centimeter above your eyebrows. Unsure? Use our size advisor.All helmets at WheelsWork come via official European distributors.