It is very secure, with a soft-lined flap covering three-quarters of the helmet and multiple ratchet straps holding it in place. Arguably your motorbike helmet is your most important bit of protective kit and it stands to reason that you should look after it. We all know that you should make sure you never drop it, but to transport it when not wearing it you really need is one of the many dedicated motorbike helmet bags available. Padded compartments will keep everything safe, including a padded laptop compartment for laptops up to 17” in size.

A built-in concealed carry holster, insulated hydration bladder compartment, and a padded laptop storage area round out the bag. Built with features for various occasions, this bag is a handy everyday companion.Fischer Alpine Eco– This is actually a skiing bag for ski helmets but it makes the cut as it’ll fit a bike lid or it can also be used to carry your bike boots. Lastly, make sure you think about how much stuff you want to carry in your bag and whether it has the capacity for it.

First off, there is an integrated adjustable helmet carrying system that can fit a full-size helmet comfortably in any size. It is a rare experience in the motorcycle world to find quality kit at reasonable prices, as generally with motorcycle gear, the saying “You get what you pay for” is the most accurate and true. Alpinestars Helmet Bag– Featuring a fleece liner, hard-wearing fabric and a rubber base, plus ventilation holes and a removable strap. This Alpinestars bag looks the business.RST Helmet Bag– Well made lid carrier from RST, big enough to carry Adventure or MX Lids. Comes with a removable strap and the bag is washable too. Reducing drag is essential to keep you safe in adverse weather. The last thing you want is to have the wind hit the bag and cause you to swerve when riding. Type of Helmet Carrier