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TLD D4 AS Polyacrylite Helmet W/MIPS Shadow Olive
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$584.99 AUD

TLD D4 AS Polyacrylite Helmet W/MIPS Block Blue / White
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$584.99 AUD

TLD D4 Polyacrylite Helmet (MIPS) / Linear Black
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$589.99 AUD

TLD D4 AS Composite Helmet W/MIPS Pinned Red
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$784.99 AUD

TLD 25.1 D4 Carbon Helmet (MIPS) / Frames Black/Gold
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$1,139.99 AUD

TLD 25.1 D4 Composite Helmet (MIPS) / Glo Yellow
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$819.99 AUD

TLD 25.1 D4 Composite Helmet (MIPS) / White/Silver
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$819.99 AUD

TLD 25.1 D4 Carbon Helmet (MIPS) / Optic Black
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$1,139.99 AUD

TLD 24.1 STAGE MIPS AS HELMET
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$614.95 AUD

TSG Evolution Helmet / Satin Oxblood
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$99.99 AUD

TSG Nipper Maxi Helmet / Fly Like A Bird
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$124.99 AUD

TSG Nipper Maxi Helmet / Satin Green
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$114.99 AUD

TSG Nipper Maxi Helmet / Satin White
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$114.99 AUD

Bell Sanction 2 DLX MIPS Deft Matte Black
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$299.99 AUD

S-One Lifer Helmet RAD Liner
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$67.99 AUD

S-One Helmet Mini Lifer Purple Matte
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$89.99 AUD

TLD D4 AS Composite Helmet W/MIPS Stealth Tarmac
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$784.99 AUD

There are several types of BMX helmets available, including full-face BMX helmets, which provide the most protection for the face and chin; open-face BMX helmets, which offer less protection but are more breathable; and full-cut helmets, which are a hybrid of the full-face and open-face styles. Some BMX helmets are specifically designed for racing (full face), while others are more suited for freestyle riding. It is important to choose a helmet that meets safety standards and is appropriate for the type of riding you will be doing.

Wearing a helmet when riding a BMX bike is important for several reasons:

Protection from head injuries: BMX riding involves performing tricks and stunts that can be dangerous, and a helmet can protect your head from serious injury in the event of a fall or collision.

Compliance with safety regulations: Many BMX parks and competitions require riders to wear helmets for safety reasons. Failure to wear a helmet could result in being denied entry or disqualified from the event.

Legal requirements: Most countries have laws that require riders to wear helmets while riding a BMX bike.

Setting an example: Wearing a helmet while riding sets a good example for others, especially children, to follow in terms of safety.

Comfort and convenience: Many helmets are designed to be lightweight and comfortable to wear, making them easy to use.

Overall, wearing a helmet is an important safety measure that can help to protect your head from injury while riding a BMX bike. It also helps you to comply with safety regulations, legal requirements and sets a good example for others to follow. 

Need a little more info on the right BMX helmet for you? Try reading our BMX helmet Buyers Guide here.