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"During my days as a Gear Geek here at RevZilla, I spoke to many riders who simply preferred a modular helmet because they felt incredibly claustrophobic when wearing a full-face lid. They liked being able to open the chinbar quickly and easily if they ever needed to. Trust me, it’s a thing." - Brandon Wise

Modular Motorcycle Helmets offer the most versatility when it comes to riding with the face shield and chin bar in the open or closed position. With the rise of adventure touring riders and more hybrid approaches to motorcycling, the modular helmet has gained great popularity over the last several years.

Modular Motorcycle Helmets FAQ's

What is a modular motorcycle helmet?
A modular motorcycle helmet is a hybrid that combines the safety of a full-face helmet with the convenience of an open-face. The entire chin bar and face shield are on a hinge, allowing you to flip them up with the press of a button. This is perfect for talking to a buddy, getting some air at a stoplight, or grabbing a drink of water.

Are modular helmets as safe as full-face helmets?
High-quality modular helmets are very safe and pass the same DOT and ECE safety standards as full-face helmets. The main difference is the hinge mechanism for the chin bar. While they are extremely strong, a one-piece full-face helmet is, by design, structurally simpler. For the absolute highest level of track-day protection, a full-face is king, but for touring and commuting, modulars are fantastic.  Read more about modular vs full-face helmets here.

Can you ride with the chin bar flipped up on a modular helmet?
On most modular helmets, you should not ride with the chin bar flipped up. It's not designed to be aerodynamic and can catch the wind, and it's not safe in a crash. The exception is on helmets with a "P/J" rating, which are certified to be worn in both the "P" (protective full-face) and "J" (open-face) positions. Learn more about helmet safety ratings here.

Are modular helmets good for riders who wear glasses?
Yes, modular helmets are a game-changer for riders who wear glasses. Being able to flip the entire chin bar up allows you to put the helmet on and take it off without having to first remove your glasses. It makes the whole process so much easier and more comfortable.
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