1. Home
  2. Shop
  3. Bike Helmets

Bike Helmets

Lightweight, ventilated cycling helmets with a detachable visor and built-in rear light.

  • Free shipping
  • 30-day money-back
  • Secure checkout

A good bike helmet is light enough to forget, ventilated enough for hot climbs and visible enough for traffic. Our cycling helmets are built around one idea: everyday protection with the extras riders actually use, a detachable visor and a built-in rear LED light, for road cycling, commuting, e-bikes and trails.

Our bike helmets

Looking specifically for sun and wind protection? See our selection of bike helmets with visor.

How to choose a cycling helmet

Fit comes first

A helmet only protects if it sits correctly. Measure your head about 2 cm above the eyebrows and compare with the size range. The helmet should sit level, two fingers above your eyebrows, without rocking forward or back. The straps form a V under each ear and the chin strap should allow one finger, no more.

Ventilation

Vents channel air over your head. On a road bike helmet or for summer commuting, more and larger vents keep you cool; CycloGuard™ has 24 of them.

Visibility

Bright colours and lights make you easier to spot. A rear LED integrated in the helmet sits higher than a seat-post light, right in drivers' line of sight, which is why a bike helmet with lights is a smart choice for commuters and e-bike riders.

Weight and comfort

A lightweight bike helmet reduces neck fatigue on long rides. Padding, a good retention system and a shape that doesn't press on the forehead matter as much as the grams on the scale.

Safety standards

Every helmet sold for cycling must meet the safety standard of the country where it is used; look for the certification label inside the shell. To understand what the ratings and test labels mean, read bike helmet safety ratings explained.

Road, commuter, MTB or e-bike: which helmet?

RidingPrioritiesUseful extras
Road cyclingLow weight, lots of ventilationVisor against wind and sun on long rides
Commuting and cityVisibility, comfort, easy to wear dailyRear LED light, visor for rain and low sun
E-bikeCoverage, visibility, eye protection at speedVisor or face shield, rear light
MTB and trailsSecure fit, ventilation, eye protectionVisor against branches, dust and sun

Helmet care and replacement

Store your helmet away from heat and direct sun, clean it with mild soapy water and never paint or modify the shell. Replace it after any crash, even if it looks intact, because the foam may be compressed inside. Our guide when to replace a bike helmet explains the warning signs and how long a helmet lasts.

Bike helmet FAQ

What size bike helmet do I need?

Measure your head circumference 2 cm above your eyebrows. CycloGuard™ fits heads from 54 to 62 cm (size M/L).

How often should you replace a bike helmet?

After any crash or strong impact, and whenever the shell, foam or straps are damaged. Many manufacturers also recommend replacing a helmet every few years of regular use.

Does a lighter helmet make a difference?

On long rides, yes: less weight means less neck fatigue. Fit and ventilation matter just as much for comfort.

Are helmets with lights worth it?

For commuting and e-bike riding, yes: a rear LED placed on the helmet is high up and easy for drivers to see, at dusk and in bad weather.

Can I ride an e-bike with a regular bike helmet?

For most standard e-bikes, a bicycle helmet is what riders use; check the local rules for faster speed-pedelecs. A helmet with visor adds eye protection at e-bike speeds.

Guides and related gear