German Helmet Carbon Look Novelty

Although helmet feels and looks realistic it is purely a novelty item and is not road legal in the uk

It will offer no protection what so ever if used as a replacement road legal helmet　and therefore can only be sold as a novelty item but are ideal for trikes ride outs demos and rallies.

Size guide

Small 55/56 cm

Medium 57/58 cm

Large 59/60 cm

Extra large 61/62 cm

Xxl 63/64 cm

xs to xl Helmet Sizing

in inchs

 XS- 21.26" -21.64"..... S- 21.65"-22.05" .....
 M- 22.44"-22. 83".... L- 23.23"-23.62"
 .... XL- 24.02"-24.41"

German Helmet Features: - Weight: Approximately 26 oz - Dual stainless steel D-rings - Fabric bag and owners manual included - Quality plush interior - DOT clear coated in the back How to find your size ? Please use a cloth tape to take your measurement. It is better to have a helper do the measuring in order to get a more accurate measurement. The circumference of the head should be measured at a point approximately one inch above the eyebrows, or at whatever point gives the largest possible measurement. If you find that your measurement falls between two sizes, choose the smaller size. XS - 20 1/4 - 20 7/8" ( or 52-53 cm) S - 21 - 21 5/8" ( or 54-55 cm) M - 21 3/4 - 22 3/8" ( or 56-57 cm) L - 22 1/2 - 23 1/8" ( or 58-59 cm) XL - 23 1/4 - 24" ( or 60-61 cm) XXL - 24 1/8 - 24 7/8" ( 62-63 cm)

Is it uk legal?

We are often asked if these helmets are road legal, in the  "Janes Police Review"  "THE TRAFFIC OFFICERS COMPANION" 15th edition  (the latest revision)  "Intelligence & insight you can trust".
On page 331 we come to the section on motorcycle crash helmets, as follows

PROTECTIVE  HEADGEAR

“Every person driving or riding on a motor bicycle(otherwise than a passenger in a side car) on a road.

Must use protective headgear.

Must be securely fastened to the head of the wearer by means of straps or other fastening provided for that purpose.

Must bear a mark indication compliance with the British Standard  OR  be of a type which by virtue of its shape, material & construction could be reasonably be expected to afford protection similar to or greater than, a helmet which conforms to the British Standard, an accepted EEA Standard or of ECE regulations”.