Davida Helmets

Riding motorcycles and providing quality products we use ourselves is and always will be our mission. At Davida we have been defining quality in our own way for more than thirty years. It has been a genuine and relentless pursuit rewarded by a worldwide reputation for the quietest, most comfortable, and well made helmets available. The results are some true classics, ( a must for any long distance ride) aesthetically very pleasing, beautifully put together and highly effective in their primary function of protection. Our philosophy at Davida stems from years of riding bikes. We have always understood, from experience, the importance of good kit when you're on the road. Whether being bold in the city or staying comfortable on challenging rides, certain things should not be compromised. That is why our helmets have always used the highest quality leather linings and why we have invested so much time developing designs that ensure a good fit. Modelled around the size and shape of the head, the overall size of the helmet is proportional to your head size- a smaller shell for smaller heads and visa versa. These helmets have always looked "right". yes, they are evocative of the past, but they are fresh as well. When it comes to the crucial function of a helmet safety, Davida have satisfied many of the Worlds strictest standards, achieving ECE-R2205 certification, ACU Gold in the UK as well as certifications for the USA, Scandinavia and Japan. Based on the Wirral, England, Davida are now the sole UK manufacturers of motorcycle helmets. We are proud that, unlike most modern creations, these helmets are still hand-built using the best quality materials available. Every distinctive livery and detail is carefully created by individuals who still care about these things. We have also selected a collection of the best goggles available from around the world, all of which have been road tested by us to ensure that they fit well and work effectively with our helmets. Times have changed and the company is constantly evolving yet our helmets seem to look right whatever the decade.