LS2 Open-Face Motorcycle Helmets – Lightweight, DOT-Certified

LS2 Open Face Motorcycle Helmets

LS2 open face motorcycle helmets deliver classic, open-air riding style with dependable protection for riders who love maximum visibility and airflow. These helmets cover the top, sides, and back of the head while leaving your face open to feel the breeze and stay connected to the road.

Designed for street riding, cruising, and everyday use, LS2 open face helmets are lightweight and DOT certified, giving you confidence when navigating city streets or hitting backroads. Many models offer modern features like panoramic visibility, removable liners, enhanced ventilation, and built-in or removable visors for added eye protection without bulk.

From retro-inspired finishes to sleek modern designs, LS2 open face motorcycle helmets give you a blend of classic freedom and trusted safety. Choose a helmet that matches your riding style and enjoy the open road ahead with comfort and confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an open face motorcycle helmet?

An open face motorcycle helmet covers the top, sides, and back of the head but leaves the face exposed, giving riders a wide field of view and plenty of airflow.

Are LS2 open face helmets DOT certified?

Yes. LS2 open face motorcycle helmets in this category are designed to meet DOT safety standards for legal and responsible street use.

Do open face helmets provide good visibility?

Open face helmets offer excellent peripheral visibility since there’s no chin bar blocking your sight lines, making them popular with cruiser and city riders.

Should I wear eye protection with an open face helmet?

Yes. Eye protection like a built-in visor, snap-on face shield, or riding glasses is important when using an open face helmet to protect against wind, bugs, debris, and weather.

Are open face helmets comfortable for long rides?

Open face helmets can be comfortable for many riders, especially in warm weather, as they provide plenty of ventilation. However, they don’t protect the face like full-face helmets, so rider preference and conditions matter.