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A modular motorcycle helmet with ECE 22.06 combines the features of a full-face helmet with the practicality of a modular design. You can open the chin bar when it’s convenient, while benefiting from a closed helmet design when riding. However, flip-up motorcycle helmets can vary considerably in fit, visor design and ease of use.
Choosing a product can be made more difficult by three common pitfalls:
ECE R22.06 is the relevant European standard to look for when buying an ECE R22.06 motorcycle helmet. Before you buy, check that the product page, helmet and documentation all refer to the same standard. The product information for the MY 935 and MY 936 models lists ECE R 22.06 approval.
The helmets described have a hard outer shell made from ABS and an inner layer of dense EPS material. ABS is a widely used plastic for motorcycle helmets. EPS is used as an impact-absorbing material inside the helmet. According to MY’s product description, the lining in the MY 936 is removable and washable. This is handy if you wear your helmet often.
Pay attention to the fastening, too. The models described have a buckle, so you can fasten and adjust the chin strap each time you wear the helmet.
Measure your head circumference with a flexible tape measure, about one to two centimetres above your eyebrows and ears. Keep the tape measure level and compare the result with the size chart for your chosen model.
The size ranges aren’t exactly the same:
A new helmet should fit snugly, but shouldn’t create sharp pressure points. Gently move your head from side to side while wearing the helmet. The skin on your forehead and cheeks should move slightly with it; the helmet itself shouldn’t slide around.
A motorcycle helmet with a sun visor is handy in changeable light. According to the product information, the MY 936 has an integrated internal sun visor. Check that the visor retracts fully into the shell and that you can operate it while wearing gloves.
The MY 935 is a motorcycle helmet with a dual visor. According to MY’s product information, the second visor is designed to protect your eyes from sunlight, and 99% UV blocking is claimed. This is a claim from the brand’s product description; always check the markings and instructions for the specific helmet before use.
If you use navigation or communication on the road, you can look for a motorcycle helmet with Bluetooth preparation. The MY 935 product information mentions a reserved space beneath the chin pads on both sides for an intercom headset. This doesn’t mean Bluetooth hardware is included as standard, so check exactly what’s in the box.
A modular motorcycle helmet is particularly practical for commuting, city rides and touring trips with frequent stops. For longer rides, ventilation, the lining and pressure distribution are often more important than appearance alone. The matte finish of the models below is an option if you prefer a more understated look. According to the product information, the models are designed for both men and women.
Why it suits this rider: Size S is suitable for a head circumference of 55–56 cm. The integrated sun visor is handy for commuting and everyday use in changeable light.
The size range is clearly stated, and the product information lists ECE R 22.06. Check the marking and fit before using the helmet.
ABS shell, EPS inner layer, removable and washable lining, integrated sun visor and matte titanium colour.
Why it suits this rider: This size M version is designed for a head circumference of 57–58 cm. It combines a dual visor with an understated matte finish for everyday rides and touring.
The product information specifies the size, ABS shell and ECE R 22.06. The dual-visor feature is clearly described rather than presented as a general comfort claim.
Dual visor, EPS inner layer, sizes from XS to XXL and provision for an intercom headset.
Why it suits this rider: According to the size chart, the XXL version is designed for a head circumference of 63–64 cm. It offers a dual visor and Bluetooth preparation for frequent riders who want to fit a communication system.
The larger size is matched to a specific head circumference. The communication feature is a reserved space for a headset; Bluetooth itself isn’t listed as an included item.
ABS shell, dual visor, size XXL, ECE R 22.06 according to the product listing, and space for an intercom headset.
We’ve put together a complete, up-to-date list of products that meet these strict selection criteria and current European safety requirements.
Measure your head circumference and compare it with the size chart for the exact model you’ve chosen. Ideally, try the helmet on for a few minutes. Check for even pressure, a secure chin strap and good all-round visibility. If the helmet moves while you’re walking, it’s probably too loose.
Its lifespan depends on use, storage, maintenance and any impact. Replace your helmet after a collision or fall that causes it to take an impact, even if there’s little visible damage on the outside. Also check the fastening, visors, vents and lining regularly. A removable, washable lining, such as the one listed for the MY 936, makes maintenance easier.
No. Check that the helmet has room for speakers, a microphone and controls. The MY 935 product information mentions a reserved space beneath the chin pads for an intercom headset. The headset itself isn’t listed as included. Check compatibility and what’s in the box before buying a system.
