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Dual sport helmets at BigBike cover mixed pavement and dirt routes, then split by head fit, shield setup, buckle type and removable hardware. The adventure (ADV) helmet options come from ILM, LS2 and Caberg in Saigon. Start with head shape, then decide how often the peak and Pinlock matter.
Vietnamese riders often call this category “mũ bảo hiểm cào cào có kính,” meaning a motocross-style helmet with a face shield. A pure motocross helmet leaves the eye port open and needs motocross goggles. A dual sport helmet adds a face shield to its fixed chin bar and peak. The peak shades low-angle sun and deflects some upward dirt spray. For mixed pavement and dirt, choose this category. The face shield is the quickest clue.
Riders who spend most of their time on expressways should remove the peak or choose a regular full face helmet for sustained road speed. At speed, the peak and multiple vents may add drag and noise. Every model here has a removable peak. Low-angle sun and dirt spray are the reasons to keep it. Not every route needs it.
ILM carries a 12-month warranty, while Caberg carries 24 months. Ask the shop for the applicable LS2 terms. BigBike confirms ECE 22.06 and DOT on the WS902 sold here. Product pages list ECE 22.06 for MX702 Pioneer II and Tanami Carbon. Check the rear label before purchase. A dual sport helmet reduces head injury but does not remove crash risk.
Tanami Carbon comes with a Pinlock Max Vision insert installed and a DVT sun visor. WS902 pairs a wide removable face shield with a drop-down sun visor, but its Pinlock insert is a separate purchase. MX702 Pioneer II is Pinlock-ready and also uses a drop-down sun visor. Its insert is sold separately. Choose Caberg when an included insert matters.
Check head shape first for the LS2 MX702 Pioneer II. Its Asian Fit hugs a rounder profile, so an intermediate oval rider should try it in-store. For a larger head or broader face, WS902 offers the roomier interior, but it may rotate on a smaller head. Eyeglass wearers should look at Tanami Carbon because its cheek pads leave space for frames. Its face shield also lifts or removes for motocross goggles.
MX702 Pioneer II combines a micrometric buckle with an emergency cheek pad release. Tanami Carbon uses magnetic vent covers, a double-D ring and a removable liner, with space for a hydration tube through the chin area. SOS Medical ID uses NFC, but the manufacturer states it is not activated in Vietnam. WS902 has a removable breath guard and chin curtain. All models have speaker pockets, but no communicator has been fitted to them yet.
BigBike has operated since 2014 at 79/30/52 Au Co, Hoa Binh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City. Try on in-store, note pressure points, operate the sun visor with gloves. Staff demonstrate peak removal, inspect the rear label, and check the box for a Pinlock insert. Those checks go beyond sizing charts.
Dual sport helmets at BigBike cover mixed pavement and dirt routes, then split by head fit, shield setup, buckle type and removable hardware. The adventure (ADV) helmet options come from ILM, LS2 and Caberg in Saigon. Start with head shape, then decide how often the peak and Pinlock matter.
Vietnamese riders often call this category “mũ bảo hiểm cào cào có kính,” meaning a motocross-style helmet with a face shield. A pure motocross helmet leaves the eye port open and needs motocross goggles. A dual sport helmet adds a face shield to its fixed chin bar and peak. The peak shades low-angle sun and deflects some upward dirt spray. For mixed pavement and dirt, choose this category. The face shield is the quickest clue.
Riders who spend most of their time on expressways should remove the peak or choose a regular full face helmet for sustained road speed. At speed, the peak and multiple vents may add drag and noise. Every model here has a removable peak. Low-angle sun and dirt spray are the reasons to keep it. Not every route needs it.
ILM carries a 12-month warranty, while Caberg carries 24 months. Ask the shop for the applicable LS2 terms. BigBike confirms ECE 22.06 and DOT on the WS902 sold here. Product pages list ECE 22.06 for MX702 Pioneer II and Tanami Carbon. Check the rear label before purchase. A dual sport helmet reduces head injury but does not remove crash risk.
Tanami Carbon comes with a Pinlock Max Vision insert installed and a DVT sun visor. WS902 pairs a wide removable face shield with a drop-down sun visor, but its Pinlock insert is a separate purchase. MX702 Pioneer II is Pinlock-ready and also uses a drop-down sun visor. Its insert is sold separately. Choose Caberg when an included insert matters.
Check head shape first for the LS2 MX702 Pioneer II. Its Asian Fit hugs a rounder profile, so an intermediate oval rider should try it in-store. For a larger head or broader face, WS902 offers the roomier interior, but it may rotate on a smaller head. Eyeglass wearers should look at Tanami Carbon because its cheek pads leave space for frames. Its face shield also lifts or removes for motocross goggles.
MX702 Pioneer II combines a micrometric buckle with an emergency cheek pad release. Tanami Carbon uses magnetic vent covers, a double-D ring and a removable liner, with space for a hydration tube through the chin area. SOS Medical ID uses NFC, but the manufacturer states it is not activated in Vietnam. WS902 has a removable breath guard and chin curtain. All models have speaker pockets, but no communicator has been fitted to them yet.
BigBike has operated since 2014 at 79/30/52 Au Co, Hoa Binh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City. Try on in-store, note pressure points, operate the sun visor with gloves. Staff demonstrate peak removal, inspect the rear label, and check the box for a Pinlock insert. Those checks go beyond sizing charts.
