When did the Bell Moto 3 come out?

1971
In 1971, Bell introduced the Moto-3, the world’s first full-face motocross helmet.

Do Bell Helmets expire?

Bell has a general recommendation of replacing your helmet every three (3) years. If you are unsure of the condition of your helmet, or whether it should be replaced, call us at 800-456-2355 or e-mail us at [email protected] for information on a free inspection.

Do motocross helmets expire?

ATV and motocross helmets do not have a set expiration date. Still, helmet manufacturers and certification organizations recommend replacing them after three to five years of normal use, or seven years after the manufacturing date. A helmet that was in a crash should be replaced immediately.

Where are Bell helmets made?

Bell Racing Helmets are produced in an exclusive, 60,000 square meter manufacturing operation, Racing Force International based in Bahrain and adjacent to the Bahrain International Circuit (BIC) is Bell Racing’s exclusive production facility and houses corporate offices, factory showroom, research and development, and …

Are Bell helmets are DOT certified?

All helmets distributed by Bell meet or exceed the United States Department of Transportation Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 218 (“DOT Safety Standard”). Most helmets sold by Bell also meet the Snell Memorial Foundation (“Snell”) M2010 standard.

How do I know if my safety helmet is expired?

To check the expiry date, you first need to find out when the hard hat was manufactured. It’s this manufactured date that will be stamped onto the hard hat, usually below the brim, simply flip your hard hat over and take a look on the inside.

What is the lifespan of a safety helmet?

5 years
The helmet has an in-use life of up to 5 years from the date of issue to the user (ie. removal from storage). It is recommended that after 5 years use the helmet is destroyed. Excessive wear & tear and use in extreme environments can considerably reduce the life span of the product.

How do I know if my motorcycle helmet is still good?

Check in with your head. “Typically, you know if the helmet took a good hit, because a good hit to the helmet is a good hit to the head,” Parks says. “Just even the sound of the impact or the way your head felt—like if you hit hard enough to see stars—can tell you if the helmet should be replaced.”