Bell Custom 500 Jet Helmet - Black

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The Bell Custom 500 Jet Helmet is designed for motorcycle riders who value classic 1954-inspired aesthetics paired with modern safety standards. This 3/4 helmet provides a lightweight, low-profile fit through its fiberglass composite shell and multi-density EPS liner, making it an excellent choice for cruiser and vintage bike enthusiasts. While it offers superior comfort with its quilted leather interior, users should note that the open-face design lacks the full-face coverage found in sport-oriented helmets.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Gender | Male |
| Model Part Number | 716587NB |
| Brand | Bell |
Yes, this helmet meets the latest ECE 22.06 safety certification standards.
No, the helmet features an integrated 5-snap pattern, but shields and visors are sold separately.
The interior is crafted from genuine leather; we recommend spot cleaning with a damp cloth and leather-safe products.
The Custom 500 uses five distinct shell sizes to provide a low-profile fit. Always measure your head circumference and consult the Bell sizing chart before purchasing.
The D-ring closure is a proven, reliable system that allows for a precise, micro-adjustable fit every time you wear the helmet.
Ensure all five snaps are firmly pressed until you hear a distinct click. If the issue persists, check if the snap buttons on the helmet have accumulated debris.
Leather interiors can break in and compress slightly. Ensure you are securing the D-ring strap correctly according to the manual to maintain a tight fit.
To achieve the best fit, ensure the helmet feels snug against your cheeks without causing pressure points. The D-ring strap should be tightened until it holds the helmet firmly in place during movement.