Modular helmets are particularly useful when it comes to both city riding and long-distance touring. Their setup essentially means that you have two helmets in one, especially if the modular lid you’re rocking has dual homologation – meaning it’s certified safe in both open and closed configurations. Lots of modular helmets catering to a wide range of budgets are available in the market, and Scorpion has just released a new modular helmet that’s sure to attract entry-level riders on a budget.
The new Scorpion Exo-930 Evo delivers all the hallmark features of a premium modular helmet at a fraction of the price of its more premium counterparts. Starting at £150.70, or about $192 USD for the plain colors and £164.06 ($209 USD) for the Sikon graphic, it promises very impressive value for money. For starters, it features dual-homologation characterized by its P/J marking. This means that it’s certified safe with the chinbar in both the open and closed positions. Of course, like all modern motorcycle lids, the Exo-930 Evo is compliant with the latest ECE 22.06 safety standard.
