Ride Hard & Stay Safe with Motorcycle Helmets
Whether you’re carving single-track in the Sonoran backcountry or linking fire roads to remote rally stages, a motorcycle helmet must juggle airflow, vision, and impact resistance. Our Motorcycle Helmets collection brings together DOT- and ECE-certified lids tuned for desert heat and high-speed whoops. You’ll find everything from feather-weight carbon MX lids to street-legal dual-sport shells that double as adventure touring companions.
Star Lids in Stock
- HJC CS-5N Open Face – Lightweight polycarbonate shell, drop-in speaker recesses, plush Nylex liner.
- Klim F3 Carbon Pro – 1,150 g carbon shell with Koroyd impact liner and 18 intake vents for Baja summers.
- Bell MX-9 Adventure MIPS – Removable peak, anti-fog face shield, and rotational-impact slip liner.
- Fly Racing Formula CC – Carbon/aramid matrix with EPS + RHEON™ impact cells and adaptive venting.
Desert-Tuned Features
Hyper Ventilation: Multi-port brow and chin intakes channel hot air out the rear exhaust, keeping core temps in check.
Extended Eye Ports: Accept XXL off-road goggles for a dust-free seal and wide peripheral vision.
Moisture-Wicking Liners: Removable, anti-microbial fabric fights funk on multi-day rides.
Fit & Sizing
Intermediate Oval: Bell MX-9 ADV, HJC CS-5N
Neutral/Long Oval: Klim F3 Carbon Pro
Round: Fly Formula CC
Measure brow circumference, consult the brand chart, and if between sizes choose the tighter fit—EPS compresses ~5 % after break-in.
Upgrade Paths
- Pair any helmet with a helmet wiring kit to patch comms into PCI or Rugged intercoms.
- Swap stock mouth vents for our dust filters during silt-heavy stages.
- Grab anti-fog dual-pane shields or a 20-pack of tear-offs to match changing weather.
Maintenance Quick-Hits
- Hand-wash liners in mild detergent and air-dry; machine heat degrades foam.
- Inspect EPS annually—any crush marks mean replace.
- Store helmets in a breathable bag; closed totes trap humidity and grow mildew.
Lifespan & Certification
All helmets here meet current DOT / ECE 22.06 standards. Plan to replace every five riding seasons or after any significant impact—that’s cheaper than an ER bill.
