Unlike a single-piece full-face helmet, a flip-front has a separate chin-bar that lifts up, exposing the face while the helmet is still on. Not only does this allow people to see your face for ID ...

Just flip up the front and give the clerk a smile. Plus, modular helmets often give a better seal around the neck since it doesn’t need to go over your head. For some, it’s a more comfortable ...

This is by far the best option for a flip-front lid, I think, especially as someone who needs to take the helmet on and off quickly and easily, even with gloves on. Fit is of course very subjective, ...

A plain matt black version costs £199.95. This is a flip front helmet, which some people prefer as it allows you to open it to talk to people (and avoid taking it off at filling stations), and get ...