Dual Sport Helmet Reviews I appreciate the finer things in life, but I love a good bargain more. I especially...
The new Vemar CKQI has to be the coolest-looking helmet on the planet! It’s a true modular by our definition;...
The Vemar Eclipse has been revised for 2011. It is now Snell M2005 certified in addition to meeting DOT, ECE and BSI safety standards. As the top-of-the-range Vemar helmet, the Eclipse has a host of interesting features. These include a very comfortable liner, specially designed cheek pads and excellent ventilation....
The Vemar VRX7 is a good-looking, light weight and comfortable off-road helmet. Match it with a set of Scott 87 OTG...
The Vemar VTXE fits just under the VSREV in the Vemar lineup. In many ways, this is the Vemar helmet...
The Vemar Attivo is new for 2012 and slots in at a lower price point than the made in Italy Vemar Jiano EVO TC (review). The styling of the Attivo is nice and the helmet has a few interesting features, but it seems a bit uninspired when compared to its big...
Highlights of This Report: New Vemar Storm Helmet announced. Will be released in the U.S. at the 2012 Dealer Expo....
The Ghibli is the second Vemar helmet I’ve reviewed. The first, the Sharki modular, is a pretty good value modular...
What is it exactly that gives certain brands a mystique and cachet? Sometimes, all the marketing dollars (or Euros, in this case) in the world can’t buy excitement. There are a very few motorcycle helmet names that seem to rise above the crowd and somehow become “the” helmet to own....
The new Vemar Storm has better build quality and higher-spec features that you might expect in a helmet in this...
Solid but heavy, the Vemar Jiano doesn’t evolve the species. But it is reasonably priced and carries an excellent warranty....
The Vemar Zephir is a contender in the sub-$200.00 full face, all-around street helmet segment. It throws a lot of features into the mix, some of which are hard to find all in one place, especially at this price An internal sun visor, provision for a Max-Vision Pinlock and an...
It’s good to see Vemar back in the U.S.A. Meantime, the brand has been popular in other parts of the...
The new 2012 Vemar Geo is a new mid-range helmet. It features a “Tricomposite” shell with an angular design. The...
Unique looks and modular design with removable chin bar looks good both ways. Excellent Bluetooth system that’s easy to use and seems to pair with anything thrown at it. Good build quality. Narrow internal shape and very thin padding mean it may not fit everyone. If, according to Merriam-Webster, one...
The Vemar Jiano EVO TC, also known as the Vemar Chimaera in Europe, is a solid-feeling helmet with a few...
UPDATE: See the Vemar Jiano Review February 19, 2008 – I took a quick look and a couple of photos of the new...
October 27, 2011 – Vemar will introduce the new “Attivo” flip-up helmet at the 2011 EICMA show. The Attivo will not replace the Vemar Jiano EVO TC Flip-up (review). It will supplement the Vemar lineup as a lower-priced alternative. The Attivo will be sold in Europe and the U.S.A. Accessories for...
Vemar introduced the new “Storm” full-face helmet at the 2011 EICMA show. The Storm is a new low-to-mid priced helmet...
Someone looking for a modular helmet in the $200 range has several options. Notable price comparable helmets in the space...