How do I find the model of my bell helmet?
How do I know what helmet model I have and what shield it takes? Every Bell Racing helmet has the model name and date of manufacture stamped into the chin strap d-ring. The shield type and date of manufacture is stamped on the side of the shield (driver’s right).
What do you do with an expired bike helmet?
Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recommends changing our bike helmets every five to ten years….Let’s go!
- Recycle it. As we have mentioned before, recycling isn’t always an option for bike helmets.
- Donate it. Alternatively, you may choose to donate it.
- Upcycle it. Now, this is where we thrive, and you get creative!
Can a racing helmet be recertified?
SFI 38.1 head and neck restraints must be recertified every 5 years to maintain SFI certification.
Are Bell motorcycle helmets any good?
Bell makes one of the best motorcycle helmets. Bell has great variety of designs that suits all riding and style types. Good for both beginner and experienced riders. Reasonable price points.
How do I clean my bell helmet visor?
Using only the highest quality of automotive, water-based glass cleaner, gently clean the visor using a microfiber cloth to assure a scratch-free cleaning. To re-install the shield, place the shield back on the helmet and place the pivot screws back into the helmet.
How often should bike helmets be replaced?
every five to 10 years
The government testing body in the US, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), recommends replacing a bicycle helmet every five to 10 years. The Snell Memorial Foundation, which also certifies helmets for safety, states a firm five years.
Can you give away bike helmets?
Helmets can be donated if they’re in good condition. Emergency services will sometimes take them to use for training, and they could also be given to schools or local drama groups for use as props. They should never be donated for re-use if they are expired or damaged.
How often should you replace motorcycle helmets?
every three to five years
Crashes aside, many bike helmet manufacturers recommend replacing your helmet every three to five years.