How long is a Bell helmet good for?
How Often Should a Helmet Be Replaced? Bell has a general recommendation of replacing your helmet every three (3) years. If you are unsure of the condition of your helmet, or whether it should be replaced, call us at 800-456-2355 or e-mail us at [email protected] for information on a free inspection.
How do I know what Bell helmet I have?
If you do not know what model helmet you have, measure the height of the at the center of the shield in inches and check the pivot mechanism to determine if it is the older Kam-Lok or newer SRV system.
Is the Bell Super 3R downhill certified?
Take the versatility of our best-selling Super 3R and evolve it into a premium, Downhill-certified helmet featuring a removable chin bar and our highly advanced Spherical Technology™.
Should I replace my bike helmet after a crash?
A helmet should certainly be replaced after it’s damaged in a crash or even dropped hard. However, some experts (presumably those not working for helmet companies) maintain that a helmet will be protective no matter what its age as long as it’s undamaged.
How do I measure for a helmet?
The circumference of the head should be measured at a point approximately one inch above the eyebrows in front, and at a point in the back of the head that results in the largest possible measurement. Take several measurements. The largest measurement is the one you want to try on first.
Do motorcycle helmets expire?
The answer is: Yes, there is. Manufacturers recommend replacement, no matter how it looks, every 7 years from the production date and after 5 years of use. To check when your helmet was manufactured, look inside to find a date stamp.
Does Bell Super 3 have MIPS?
Like the Bell 4Forty MIPS, the Super 3 gets an integrated MIPS liner. Bell’s latest Float Fit system has a sticky rubber dial that works well even with wet or muddy hands/gloves and small detents so you can get a really precise fit.