VIDEO Motorcycles 101: How to Clean a Motorcycle Helmet

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How to Clean a Motorcycle Helmet | Motorcycles In a detailed YouTube video tutorial titled "How to Clean a Motorcycle Helmet," motorcycle enthusiast Kenyon Kluge shares his insights into effective helmet maintenance. For those passionate about motorcycles, keeping your gear clean is essential for both safety and longevity.

Key Highlights​

• Cleaning Solution: Kenyon recommends a simple mixture of 50% water and 50% rubbing alcohol for cleaning your helmet. This combination is effective and evaporates quickly, ensuring a faster cleaning process.
• Removing Components: Most helmets come with removable cheek pads and some also have a removable lining. Kenyon emphasizes the importance of consulting your manufacturer's guidelines for proper removal. After disassembly, these components can be hand-washed.
• Interior Cleaning: After removing the pads, it's advised to lightly spray the helmet's interior with the cleaning solution and wipe it down. To ensure that all the moisture evaporates and the helmet dries properly, it's best to leave it in a warm area with the visor open.
• Exterior Cleaning: For the external part of the helmet, Kenyon suggests using a glass cleaner to remove bugs and debris, carefully detaching the visor as per manufacturer's instructions to avoid any damage.

  Additional Tips​

  Kenyon's approach not only focuses on cleanliness but also on ensuring that everything is reattached securely. He advises to never force components back together but rather let them snap into place easily.

  Community Engagement​

  If you've recently cleaned your helmet or have tips of your own, feel free to share your thoughts in the comments below! For those interested in more motorcycle-related maintenance advice, check out other threads discussing gear maintenance and safety gear choices. This video helps set a standard not only for cleaning helmets but also for promoting good practices within the biking community—keeping our gear safe ultimately keeps riders safe on the road. Let's keep those helmets in top shape!