Fuel Helmets SH- FF0016 Full Face Helmet

What kind of helmets do fuel helmets come with?

From full face to open face helmets, off-road to half helmets, gloves and accessories, you can trust that Fuel™ Helmets will stay the course.

When did the first fuel helmet come out?

Fuel™ Helmets began in 1999, following the old adage that a journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. We’ve never stopped moving forward.

Where can I buy a full face motorcycle helmet?

With options ranging from entry level DOT to higher safety ratings like Snell and ECE, you can find the perfect full face helmet to meet your needs. Below are some of the most popular full face sportbike helmets we carry at our store. For more information or questions concerning any of our styles or brands, Please give us a call at 1-800-630-6434.

When was the first Shoei motorcycle helmet made?

Shoei is a Japanese motorcycle helmet manufacturer founded in 1958. Since the formation of the company Shoei helmets have been designed and manufactured in Japan. Today they are distributed and sold all over the world.

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If you prefer half-helmets for their comfort and convenience but you still want maximum protection while riding, we highly encourage you to check out the Torc’s T55 half-helmet. This protective gear is lightweight, comfortable to wear and convenient to clean, as it features a completely removable inner padding. All of this doesn’t take away from the helmet’s safety, which is DOT approved and guaranteed to protect your head even in nasty crashes.

The helmet’s outer shell is made of Thermo Polymer Alloy and engineered to protect the wearer by minimizing the weight of the shell on one side and dispersing impact energy on another. Its inner comfort padding is not only removable and washable but made from anti-microbial technical fabric. It’s the same with the gear’s cheek pads which are completely removable.

The helmet has an integrated drop-down sun visor, which does a great job at protecting the rider’s eyes from harmful UV rays and blinding vision. Although there are no integrated electronics, the helmet comes with spots for headphones, which are quite handy.