Product Description
A complete protection in a minimal format. The Virgo Access helmet is designed for those who prioritize safety over performance, suitable for protecting users of electric bikes, electric scooters, and traditional cyclists. Its universal design and multiple colors cater to both women and men. With the rise of new electric mobility, the need for safety is more significant than that of a traditional bike helmet. The faster speeds and more violent impacts necessitate enhanced protection. The Virgo Access full face helmet offers a greater protective surface than standard bike helmets, accommodating the demands of electric bike and scooter journeys. Its modern design combines safety, lightness, and comfort. Ventilation openings provide optimized airflow for cooling the entire head. Its monocoque structure ensures a solid connection between the chin bar and the top of the helmet, allowing for shock absorption distributed across the entire helmet while protecting the chin, jaw, and lower face. This helmet meets European regulation EN1078 and the Speedbike standard NTA-7887, which establishes requirements and testing methods for helmets used in urban biking, rollerblading, scootering, and skateboarding. The Speedelec standard provides protection for speeds of up to 45 km/h. Why choose a full face helmet? Bike helmets are designed to balance protection and weight to avoid hindering cycling effort. Adding facial protection while maintaining a light weight enhances protection for the lower face. A secure fit prevents the helmet from shifting backwards during impacts, covering the face effectively. To achieve maximum protection, the helmet should fit snugly against the head, with the tightening system correctly adjusted without being too tight on the forehead. Properly adjusted straps prevent the helmet from tipping forward, backward, or sideways. To choose the right size, measure your head circumference over the ears. If you're in between sizes, choose the larger size. Always choose a correctly fitted helmet; for children, do not buy a larger helmet based on the assumption they will grow into it. Helmets should be replaced every five years as the shock-absorbing material can age and lose its effectiveness. To check the age of your helmet, look for the production date inside the helmet. Ensure the product is suitable for you; if not, return it according to our return policy with all instructions, labels, and packaging as necessary. Do not apply paint, detergents, or chemicals to your helmet. Avoid exposing it to temperatures over 50°C or direct sunlight for extended periods. Clean only with water, without detergents.
