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3.150.000 ₫
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The Z302 is a detachable-chin helmet built on a three-quarter base with several wearing setups. The rear label shows DOT with ECE 22.06. The shop's scale read 1.478g for size L with the visor. Priced at 3.150.000d, it suits men commuting or touring who remove the chin bar at stops.
Four setups
The Z302 changes how it wears through removable parts. Per the maker's page, both the chin bar and the peak detach, giving four setups. You can keep both parts, remove one, or drop both for the trip. The shop checked the stock and found a three-quarter base, a round interior and a fairly large shell. In hand at the shop it feels light, the shell reads reasonably solid and the colours match the maker's photos. That suits riders who want to change the helmet's character without carrying a second one.
The removable chin bar should not be read as the one-piece chin structure of a full-face.
Real-world check
BigBike weighed size L with the visor at 1.478g. The rear label shows DOT and ECE 22.06. Per the maker's page, the outer shell is impact-resistant ABS over an EPS layer. A rider with a 59 cm head tried it at the shop and found it not quite right: cheek squeeze and a shallow crown. Per the box label, a 59-60 cm head falls in size L. The shop also noted a round interior and a shell that leans masculine.
That result reflects one rider only; you still need to try it on before settling a size.
Chin bar and comms
The removable chin bar changes how you use the helmet by leg. Riding in town or at a stop, take it off to talk easily and keep the mouth area airy. Before a long stretch, refit it and check the latch. The tinted visor can be swapped: dark for daytime sun and dust, clear again for the ride home at night. If a visor scratches, you swap it right on the helmet. There are speaker pockets, ready for an SCS intercom, so you do not carve up the liner before a group trip.
Vents, liner and visor angle
Use the vents by weather: open them stuck in midday traffic, close them when it turns cold. The liner comes out for washing and has a sweat-absorbing layer, so after a long dusty ride you can clean what touches your skin, dry it and refit it. The visor angle adjusts by a screw on the crown; when sun slants in or dust kicks up, set the visor to cover the direction you need. The peak also detaches, handy when the helmet goes into a top box or a cafe.
Model choice
Choose the Z302 when you want a three-quarter base with a chin bar and peak you remove by leg. The tinted visor swaps out, the liner washes separately and the vents open or close with the weather. Speaker pockets are there for riders preparing comms. The round interior and large shell suit men who like a full-bodied helmet. It fits riders who keep switching between town runs, stops and long stretches.
The Z302 sells at 3.150.000d; for a similar detachable-chin model near this budget, look at the ILM HS711 at 3.400.000d.
BigBike has not used weight to pick between the two models because there is no same-size weighing yet.
The shop's scale read 1.478g for size L with the visor on.
The maker's page states both the chin bar and peak are removable.
Per the maker's page, the tinted outer visor can be removed and replaced.
The maker's page lists a washable liner with a sweat-absorbing layer.
The shop checked the stock helmet and found speaker pockets and a fabric bag.
At a shop try-on, a 59 cm head found it tight with cheek squeeze.
In the same try-on the crown sat shallow, leaving a clear pressure point.
The shop's box check found no Pinlock; plan your own anti-fog for rain.
Per the box label of actual stock:
| Size | Head circumference |
|---|---|
| XS | 53-54 cm |
| S | 55-56 cm |
| M | 57-58 cm |
| L | 59-60 cm |
| XL | 61-62 cm |
| XXL | 63-64 cm |
Run a soft tape level across the forehead, above the ears and over the widest point at the back. Keep it snug without pulling. Send BigBike your measurement so the shop holds the right size; sizes are not interpolated between rows.
| Brand | ILM |
|---|---|
| Brand country | China |
| Made in | China |
| Standard on actual stock | Per the rear label, the helmet on sale carries DOT and ECE 22.06. |
| Standard on maker's page | Per the maker's page, the US version lists DOT. |
| Size weighed | BigBike weighed size L. |
| Weight with visor | Size L with the visor came to 1.478g on BigBike's scale. |
| Weight on maker's page | Per the maker's page, Item Weight is 4.19 pounds. |
| Try-on note | A 59 cm head trying it at the shop found it not quite right: tight, cheek squeeze, shallow crown. |
| Size XS | Per the box label, 53-54 cm takes size XS. |
| Size S | Per the box label, 55-56 cm takes size S. |
| Size M | Per the box label, 57-58 cm takes size M. |
| Size L | Per the box label, 59-60 cm takes size L. |
| Size XL | Per the box label, 61-62 cm takes size XL. |
| Size XXL | Per the box label, 63-64 cm takes size XXL. |
| After-sales coverage | BigBike applies 12 months. |
| Price | BigBike lists 3.150.000d. |
| Status | The shop's stock check shows it on sale. |
| Name on maker's page | Per the maker's page, the name is ILM Open Face Motorcycle 3/4 Half Helmet Model Z302. |
| Shell material | Per the maker's page, the outer shell is impact-resistant ABS. |
| Impact liner | Per the maker's page, an EPS layer sits inside. |
| Outer visor | The maker's page describes a tinted visor hugging the shell, blocking sun, sand and debris. |
| Visor swap | Per the maker's page, the visor can be removed or replaced. |
| Visor angle | The maker's page lists a crown screw for adjusting visor angle. |
| Vents | The maker's page lists multiple vents for airflow. |
| Vents counted | The shop counted 5 intake and 2 exhaust vents on actual stock. |
| Liner | The maker's page lists a washable liner with a sweat-absorbing layer. |
| Setups | Per the maker's page, the chin bar and peak detach for four setups. |
| Speaker pockets | The maker's page lists pockets for Bluetooth speakers. |
| In the box | The shop's check of actual stock found a fabric bag. |
| Sun visor | The shop's check found an integrated tinted visor. |
| Pinlock | The shop's box check found no Pinlock. |
| Actual colour | The shop found colours matching the maker's photos. |
| In-hand feel | In hand at the shop: light, round interior, reasonably solid shell. |
| Helmet shape | The shop noted a large shell leaning masculine. |
| Vietnamese sub-label | The shop's box check found no Vietnamese sub-label outside the box. |
| Helmet type | The shop classes it as a detachable-chin helmet on a three-quarter base. |
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