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FULL-FACE HELMET: Complete face and chin protection - Best for: Highway riding, racing, maximum protection - Protection: 100% coverage (face, eyes, chin, jaw) - Disadvantage: Heavier, hotter in summer, less visibility - Safety rating: Highest crash protection - Price range: 2,50040,000 - Examples: Arai, Shoei, AGV, LS2 OPEN-FACE HELMET: Top and sides only, exposed face and chin - Best for: City commuting, casual riding, ventilation - Protection: Top, sides, back (face exposed) - Disadvantage: Lowest face protection, chin vulnerable - Safety rating: Moderate (face injury risk remains) - Price range: 1,2006,000 - Examples: Vega, Studds (basic models) MODULAR HELMET: Flip-up chin bar for versatility - Best for: Long highway trips, variety preference - Protection: Full-face when closed, open-face when flipped - Disadvantage: More complex, slightly heavier - Safety rating: High when chin bar down, lower when flipped up - Price range: 4,00020,000 - Examples: Steelbird SBH-16, MT Helmets HALF HELMET: Top only, no sides or chin protection - Best for: Beach rides, style over safety, zero protection - Protection: Top of head only - Disadvantage: Minimal protection, exposed face, ears, neck - Safety rating: Lowest (not recommended for regular use) - Price range: 1,0003,000 - Examples: Basic Studds, budget Vega EXPERT RECOMMENDATION: Full-face helmets provide best safety