Helmet Reviews & Riding Gear Expertise
MotorcycleHelmet360 Team 
There’s a peculiarly British problem with motorcycling. You’ve organised a group run with your mates, mapped a glorious route through the Peak District or the Brecon Beacons, and fifteen minutes in — someone’s missed the turning, someone else is having a crisis with their satnav, and you’ve got absolutely no way to tell anyone without … Read more
Let’s be honest. The humble motorcycle helmet used to have one job — to protect your head. Full stop. It didn’t need a personality, a Wi-Fi connection, or an opinion about video resolution. And then YouTube happened. And TikTok. And suddenly, thousands of UK riders realised that the view from behind the visor — the … Read more
Here’s a thought. You’re filtering through morning traffic on the A406, some van pulls out without warning, you brake hard, and nothing happens — no collision, just frayed nerves. Lucky. But if something had happened, would you have footage? In 2026, riding without a helmet camera integrated into your kit is a bit like leaving … Read more
You’ve just crested the Pennines on a crisp Sunday morning, mist still sitting in the valley below, the road completely clear ahead. It’s exactly the kind of ride you want to remember — and share. Which is precisely why you’re here, looking for a GoPro ready motorcycle helmet that won’t wobble the footage into an … Read more
Here’s a scene that plays out somewhere on British roads roughly every working day: a motorcyclist gets cut up at a roundabout, wobbles, recovers — and has absolutely nothing to show for it when they file an insurance claim. No witness. No CCTV angle that captures the plate. Just their word against a driver who … Read more
Picture the scene: you’re filtering through slow-moving traffic on the M25, rain hammering your visor, and your phone mount — bolted to the handlebar at a jaunty angle — decides this is an excellent moment to show a rerouting notification in a font approximately the size of a rice grain. You glance down for what … Read more
There’s a moment every motorcyclist knows — that split second when you’re filtering through slow traffic on the A406, you want to check your speed, your sat-nav is somewhere behind your right knee, and both your hands are very much occupied with not dying. It’s an awkward little juggle that has defined motorcycle riding for … Read more
Picture this: you’re carving through the Cotswolds on a damp Tuesday morning — which, let’s be honest, is most Tuesday mornings in Britain — and without glancing down at your handlebars, without fumbling with a phone mounted to your dash, you already know your speed, the next turning, and that there’s a speed camera 400 … Read more
There’s a moment every motorcyclist knows. You’re filtering through Oxford Street traffic, rain just starting to smear your visor, and you desperately need the next turn — but your phone is mounted somewhere your neck can’t quite reach at a sensible angle. You glance down for a fraction of a second. That fraction is exactly … Read more
Britain is a glorious country for cycling. It is also, let’s be honest, frequently dark, damp, and possessed of motorists who are sometimes paying considerably more attention to their podcast than to the cyclist in front of them. That’s the reality of riding on UK roads — whether you’re threading through central London traffic at … Read more