Did you know that helmets saved 1,859 lives in 2016 alone? Additionally, up to 802 more people could have been saved if they'd worn a helmet.

Statistics also show that helmets reduce the risk of death by 37% and the risk of head injury by 69%. Those are no small numbers! The life-saving benefits of helmets are not in question.

With that in mind, you may be searching for the best helmets to keep you safe as you travel. Modular helmets are one compelling option—a combination of full-faced and open-faced helmets.

Here, we discuss those and more. Let's continue!

1. Sena Outrush

The Sena Outrush is an incredibly great product for its price point.

This modular helmet runs at $200—a small price to pay for features such as Bluetooth, smartphone connectivity, and a two-way intercom. If you've ever wanted to ride headphones-free, this helmet grants that capability. You can also take on-the-go phone calls without hassling with removing your helmet.

Enjoy three-way ventilation, a drop-down sun visor, and a quick, three-hour charge time.

2. HJC C91

For entry-level riders, an HJC C91 is the ideal entry-level helmet. Just like the Sena Outrush, it provides a fantastic bang for its buck at $144 to $153.

It's got all the perks of a standard helmet at a reasonable, budget-friendly price. You've got a comfortable, lightweight fit, an internal sun shield, and a top vent for airflow ventilation.

While this helmet doesn't have Bluetooth by default, it comes smart-ready to accept either the 10B or 20B Bluetooth systems.

3. RPHA 90S

Here, with the various RPHA 90S helmets by HJC, you'll find yourself with a more expensive, luxury option. Expect to pay anywhere from $414 to $576, depending on the model.

The Carbon Balian model—the priciest of the group—boasts some excellent features. Some of those include:

• A low-noise interior
• Comfortable crown and cheek pads for your riding pleasure
• An integrated sun shield
• A carbon fiber outer shell
• An anti-fog lens
• A convenient one-touch open/close locking system

These perks only begin to touch the surface of the RPHA's offerings.

4. HJC i90

Thanks to the HJC i09's wind collar, this flip-up helmet keeps the noise level down pretty well. Enjoy a quiet, focused, distraction-free ride when you use a modular helmet like this.

Get the Solid version of this flip-up, modular helmet for $189 to $212, or the Davan model for $216 to $221.

Both models have a lightweight but sturdy fit, as well as updated moisture-wicking and quick-drying functions.

5. Scorpion EXO-AT950

The Scorpion EXO-AT950 comes in some exciting designs.

From the pointier, geometric outrigger version to the smoother, sleeker solid version, this helmet balances both tradition and innovation. But there's something else unique about these helmets.

One helmet from the outrigger collection and another from the solid collection have an electric shield. You'll pay more for this style, but if you're one for techy upgrades, this is a cool option.

If you're not into that, you can get a manual dual shield.

6. Bell SRT Modular

Bell SRT Modular helmets also come in several designs. You can choose from:

• Predator, a neon green/yellow model with a rounder shape
• Presence, a mint green, sharper model
• Ribbon, a larger, bolder, pointier model with a rusty orange color
• Transmit, a neon yellow helmet with a smooth shape
• Predator Blackout, a matte black version of the original Predator model

Each model ranges in price but stays in the $250 to $370 range. The more expensive models have features such as a fiberglass shell, speaker pockets, and full-face coverage with the added convenience of an open-face model.

The more budget-friendly options are also notable, with perks such as a removable/washable interior, eyewear compatibility, and a drop-down sun shield.

7. Shoei Neotec II

This helmet, the Shoei Neotec II, and the following helmet, are the priciest modular helmets you'll find on this list. Experienced riders will be prepared to pay this price, but the design may be too expensive to justify for the novice.

The Excursion model of this helmet has an "every-occasion" adaptability that provides style and precision, regardless of the reason for wearing. This two-in-one model is ready for everything—and with seamless integration to boot.

If you're a hybrid motorcyclist, the Shoei Neotec is the most modern design available at the moment.

8. AGV Sportmodular

Last but not least — the AGV Sportmodular.

Expect to pay upwards of $850 for these incredibly comfortable, tech-savvy helmets. The AGV models provide several benefits, such as:

• Adjustable front and rear vents
• A shell shape, designed with aerodynamic performance in mind
• 100% carbon filter
• An anti-scratch sun visor
• A patented, extra-quick release system that allows the visor to be removed and replaced in seconds
• A rear spoiler for reducing turbulence and maximizing balance and stability
• A collarbone-safe profile

You won't pay $800+ for a modular helmet that doesn't have brag-worthy features. The AGV model makes their price point seem reasonable when you understand the perks included.

Whether you need a helmet for your daily driver or your recreational vehicle, AGV has what you need.

Modular Helmets: There's a Style for Everyone

Thanks to the popularity and usage of modular helmets, there's no lack of choices.

Depending on your budget, tastes, needs, and wants, you're likely to find a helmet that suits you well. Be sure to look for cool features, high safety ratings, and durability. Find a helmet that suits your ride, whether that's a street bike, cruiser motorcycle, 4x4, or something else entirely.

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