Motorcycle Helmet Sizing Guide
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Getting the right size of helmet is important for your safety and comfort. Follow the guide and chart below to determine your helmet size.
- Measure the circumference of your head. The best way is to use a cloth seamstress tape measure and wrap it around your skull about an inch above your eyebrows (see image below).
- Measure several times to make sure that you get the largest measurement.
- Take your largest measurement and locate it on the chart below.
- If your size in inches or centimeters falls between two sizes, go with the smaller size.
- A properly fitted helmet will feel SNUG!
- You should not be able to slide your fingers between the helmet and your forehead.
- The helmet should not move around freely on your head.
- If you push down on the helmet, back to front, you should not be able to push the helmet over your eyes.
- Wearing a helmet that is too large will bounce around on your head while riding and can be pushed around by the wind.
- A helmet that is too small will be uncomfortable and may cause headache and rub against your face, cheeks and skull.
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ADULT SIZES
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INCHES
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CENTIMETERS
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XS
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20 1/4 - 20 7/8
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52 - 53
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S
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21 - 21 5/8
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54 - 55
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M
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21 3/4 - 22 3/8
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56 - 57
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L
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22 1/2 - 23 1/8
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58 - 59
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XL
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23 1/4 - 24
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60 – 61
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XXL
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24 1/8 - 24 7/8
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62 - 63
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Motocross Chest Protector Sizing Guide
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Size
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S (Youth)
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M
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L
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XL
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Weight
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32-55 kg
70-120 lb
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50-75 kg
110-165 lb
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71-109 kg
155-240 lb
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82-136 kg
180-300 lb
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Height
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135-163 cm
4'5"-5'4"
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157-180 cm
5'2"-5'11"
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173-198 cm
5'8"-6'6"
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175-204 cm
5'9"-6'9"
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