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Road Helmets
Road Helmets
Road Helmets
Road Helmets
Gravel Helmets
Gravel Helmets
Gravel Helmets
Gravel Helmets
Gravel Helmets
Gravel Helmets
Gravel Helmets
Gravel Helmets
Gravel Helmets
Road Helmets
Road Helmets
Road Helmets
Gravel Helmets
Gravel Helmets
Gravel Helmets
Gravel Helmets
Gravel Helmets
Gravel Helmets
Road Helmets
Road Helmets
Shop road bike helmets from Giro, Leatt, BBB and Azur. Road helmets are light and well ventilated, with a sleek shape for faster, longer rides, and options with MIPS or Leatt 360° Turbine rotational impact protection.
At a glance
A good road helmet keeps your head cool, stays comfortable for hours and does not feel heavy on long rides. The main things to compare are ventilation, weight, fit system and safety technology.
Large vents and internal channels pull air across your head to keep you cool on hot Australian days. Lighter helmets are noticeably more comfortable on long rides. The Giro Aries Spherical MIPS and Azur RX1 are both under 300g.
The Giro Aries Spherical uses a ball-and-socket MIPS design that lets the outer shell rotate around the inner liner in an angled impact. The Giro Agilis uses a MIPS liner, and the Leatt Endurance range uses 360° Turbine Technology. Both technologies help reduce rotational forces on the head.
A rear dial fit system lets you fine-tune the fit on the go, and a magnetic Fidlock buckle, found on the Leatt Endurance helmets, makes the strap easy to do up with gloves on.
If you are new to road cycling, the BBB Maestro, BBB Hawk and Azur RX1 offer a comfortable, well-ventilated helmet at a great price.
Measure around your head about 2cm above your eyebrows and ears, at the widest point, and compare it with the size range on the product page. If you are between sizes, the larger size with the fit system tightened usually works best.
A helmet should sit level on your head, about two finger widths above your eyebrows. The side straps should form a V just below each ear, and the chin strap should be snug enough that only one finger fits underneath. Tighten the rear fit system until the helmet does not rock when you shake your head.
Replace your helmet after any crash or hard knock, even if you cannot see damage, as the foam is designed to compress once. Also replace it if the shell is cracked, the foam is dented or the straps and buckle are worn.
Road helmets are lighter and better ventilated than most other helmets, with a shape designed for a forward cycling position and faster speeds.
Every helmet we sell meets Australia's mandatory safety standard. Higher priced helmets usually add rotational impact protection, less weight, more ventilation and a better fit system.
It is a version of MIPS built into the helmet, where the outer shell can rotate around the inner liner like a ball and socket to reduce rotational forces in an angled impact.
Yes. Many of our road helmets are also listed in our gravel and commuter helmets, as they suit all types of cycling on sealed and smooth unsealed roads.
After any crash or hard knock, even if there is no visible damage, and whenever the shell, foam or straps are damaged or worn.
We stock road bike helmets from Giro, Leatt, BBB and Azur. For time trials and triathlons, see our aero helmets, and add a pair of short finger cycling gloves for comfort.
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