Q. Why is the Vemar carbon helmet so expensive?
A. Vemar’s VSRC helmet is manufactured using a precise military grade Autoclave instead of the standard air bag molding system of its competitors. The Autoclave heats the carbon to the proper temperature which creates a chemical chain reaction that brings the carbon fiber up to military grade for shock absorption, without manufacturing using an Autoclave a carbon helmet will be light but will not reach its ultimate design potential for strength. Thus the Vemar VSRC carbon helmet is manufactured to the highest possible standards. This low quantity (only two helmets a day can be built with an Autoclave) production method ensures the most consistent finish, thickness and density is achieved with the 100% carbon fiber shell material.

 Q. How do I size my head?
A. By using Vemar’s sizing chart!

50 CM is 19.7 in 52 CM is 20.5 in 53-54 CM is 20.9 in to 21.3 in 55-56 CM is 21.7 in to 22 in 57-58 CM is 22.4 in to 22.8 in 59-60 CM is 23.2 in to 23.6 in 61-62 CM i s24 in to 24.4 in 63-64 CM is 24.8 in to 25.2 in 65-66 CM is 25.59 in to 25.98 in

. Are Vemar helmets quiet?
A. Vemar helmets are VERY quiet, usually much quieter than its competitors. Using a precise lining design and materials Vemar achieves a level of quietness that must be experienced to be believed!

 Q. How do I change my visor?
A. Each Vemar street helmet uses a slightly different method to change the shield, please refer to the owner’s manual that came with your Vemar helmet for complete details.

 Q. What is ECE standard and how does it compare to the Snell standard?
A. the ECE standard is a motorcyclist specific standard created by the European Union. It was created using recent data from motorcycle specific crashes and injuries and is the only standard accepted for Moto GP racing. The Snell standard has had some revisions over the years but was created about 50 years ago from non-motorcyclist data. The Snell standard is not accepted for Moto GP competition. Note, there will be a new Snell standard going into effect in a few years that is much closer to the ECE standard…something to think about….For additional information on this topic please read the detailed report from Motorcyclist Magazine. Click here to read the Motorcyclist Magazine article.

Q. What is your warrantee?
A. Vemar is warranted, to the original buyer, for five (5) years against defects in materials and workmanship. Please note the details of the warrantee as supplied with each helmet. Click here to see a warranty card.

 Q. Are Vemar helmets built entirely in Italy?
A. Every Vemar tri-laminate helmet is 100% produced in Vemar’s Grossetto Italy manufacturing plant. This includes the VSRC, VRSREV, VTXE, VRX7 and VRX5 helmets.

 Q. Is Vemar legal in AMA racing?
A. Yes, the AMA accepts ECE standard helmets. Note that the FIM does not accept Snell standard helmets for world competition.

 Q. How do I clean my helmet/visor?
A. To clean any motorcycle helmet warm soapy water and a soft brush are best. Never use chemicals such as contact cleaner as they will damage the helmet or shield.

 Q. Does the visor distort my view/fish eye?
A. All Vemar shields are manufactured to the highest optical standards and will not distort the rider’s vision in any way.

 Q. Do you make helmets for kids?
A. No, at this time Vemar is not making any youth helmets for the USA market.