Helmet Reviews & Riding Gear Expertise
MotorcycleHelmet360 Team 
A waterproof motorcycle intercom for wet UK weather is a helmet-mounted Bluetooth or mesh communication unit sealed against rain, spray and road grime. It lets you talk to a pillion or group, hear sat-nav prompts and take calls without a downpour shorting the electronics. A formal IP rating is the honest way to check the … Read more
Picture the ride home. Drizzle on the A-road, a van drifting across your lane, and the playlist on your phone buffering because the signal vanished under a railway bridge. Now picture one press on the side of your helmet and your local station’s traffic bulletin cutting straight in. No app, no data, no fumbling. That’s … Read more
A visor mechanism replacement kit is a set of spare parts, usually the pivot plates, ratchet or detent components and fixing screws, that hold a visor to the helmet shell and control how it opens, stops and seals. Fitting a fresh one restores crisp movement without the cost of a new helmet. Nobody daydreams about … Read more
An anti-scratch visor cleaning cloth is a soft, ultra-fine microfibre cloth built to lift dust, dead bugs and road film off a helmet visor without dragging hard grit across its coating. Used damp or alongside a visor-safe spray, it cleans and dries the lens streak-free while protecting the scratch-resistant layer that keeps your view clear. … Read more
Picture a drizzly A-road at 60mph. You nudge your visor up for a breath of air and it stays wherever it fancies. Or it won’t latch shut, and a whistle starts up inside your helmet like a cheap kettle. Nine times out of ten, the visor isn’t the culprit. The villains are a pair of … Read more
Your visor is the only thing between your eyeballs and a wasp travelling at 60 mph. Yet it hangs on a pair of small plates, a spring or two and a couple of screws you have probably never looked at twice. Then one morning it droops at 40 mph, pops open at the lights, or … Read more
A visor cleaning kit for motorbike helmet riders is a compact set of tools, usually a gentle cleaning spray, a microfibre cloth or specialist sponge, and sometimes an anti-fog treatment. It removes bugs, road film and rain streaks without scratching the visor. Used properly, it protects your vision and your visor’s delicate coating. Picture a … Read more
Nobody ever bought a helmet for its screws. Yet a visor that rattles, droops or sheds a fixing on the motorway can turn a pleasant ride into a squinting, one-handed fiddle. Visor screws and parts for motorcycle helmet repairs cost pocket change. They also sit right at the point where your eyes, the wind and … Read more
Picture lap three at a soggy British club meeting. The rider ahead hammers a berm, and a fistful of clay lands on your lens before you can blink. One second you’re reading the line. The next, you’re guessing. That is exactly the moment racing tear-offs for motocross helmet setups exist to fix. Motocross has always … Read more
Anyone who has ridden a British club meeting in February knows the moment. The gate drops, the pack ahead throws up a wall of chocolate-brown roost, and within three seconds your goggles have the transparency of a dirty bathroom window. You can slow down. You can wipe with a glove, which only smears the paste … Read more