What’s got you looking for a noise canceling helmet? Is it the whistling of wind through your helmet? The screech of your uber-expensive Vance & Hines pipes? Or just the desire to actually hear your music while you ride? I’m Evan, and I’ve been there before. I even had a brush with death once as […]

Modular motorcycle helmets are a thing of beauty. Full face protection (from wind and pavement) when you want it, and no chin bar in your way when you’re trying to yell to your buddy at the gas station to tell him his brake light is out. But what if you didn’t have to yell? What

I have to admit something: I get pretty lonely when I’m riding off road. Sometimes I want to yell to the person following me to watch out for low bamboo (broken a visor or two). Or cheer for my buddy Sam when he finally climbed over a log without face-planting. For years I just yelled

ILM makes waves for making the highest selling motorcycle helmets on Amazon. Does that mean you should buy one? No – and let me explain why in this article. And I won’t leave you empty-handed. I’ll give you my recommendation for the best smart modular helmets this year. ILM is not new to the industry

Update for 2022: Sena has discontinued the Momentum line, replacing the top-notch EVO with the even better Stryker full face helmet. They’ve also built out a budget option priced in the same range as the old Momentum Lite – that one is called the Outforce. Check out our Sena Helmets page for more info on

In this Sena Outrush R review, I’ll let you know what my friends and I think of this popular lid; the follow up to the original Sena Outrush. And our recommendation? Don’t buy it – there’s a better option from Sena than this. The Sena Outrush R stands out for it’s modular chinbar and integrated

Is the CrossHelmet X1 a next generation motorcycle helmet design ahead of its time or a marketing gimmick? The CrossHelmet promises to teleport you in to Tron, with a HUD (heads-up display), rear-view camera, built-in Bluetooth intercom, and brake light among other “smart motorcycle helmet” features aimed at improving rider safety. It sure looks the

Looking to pick up a Sena Cavalry helmet? It’s got a reputation as one of the best Bluetooth half helmets out there, so we’re going to break down the details and see if it lives up to the hype.  The first thing we should note is that Sena has discontinued the Cavalry helmet. It’s still

The BILT Techno 2.0 Bluetooth full-face helmet has it all: Simple styling, good value, and built-in Bluetooth connectivity. So what’s the catch? It’s outdated. On the market since 2017, there are many lids in the same price range with better features and tech. But lucky for you, I’ll give you all the best alternatives to