The Different Types Of Helmets

MOTORCYCLE HELMETS

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Open Helmet

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Full Helmet

Off-Road Motocross Helmet

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Modular Helmet or flip-up Helmet

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The Different Types Of Helmets

MOTORCYCLE HELMETS

The study found that helmets reduced the risk of head injury by about 79% and mortality by 21%.

Open Helmet

An open helmet or “quarter” covers the ears, cheeks, and back of the head but does not have the lower jaw of the helmet.

Full Helmet

A full-length helmet covers the entire head, the back covering the bottom of the skull.

Off-Road Motocross Helmet

Modular Helmet or flip-up Helmet