CMR HELMETS ARE MANDATORY FOR COMPETITORS UNDER 15 YEARS OLD. THEY ARE ALSO RECOMMENDED FOR COMPETITORS BETWEEN 15 & 18.
This is a special order item. The Bell KC&-EV can be either CMR or CMS-approved but not BOTH. This model comes with a CMR approval that features a more narrow visor.
The Bell KC7-EV CMR is a karting helmet based on the popular KC7-CMR helmet. This helmet shares all the top-quality features that make the KC7-CMR so popular, such as its lightweight shell, and sophisticated ventilation system comprised of no less than 14 air intakes and extraction channels. The key difference between the two helmets is the KC7-EV CMR’s field of view. Bell has incorporated a larger visor aperture to help provide an increased field of view. This helmet is constructed using an ultra-lightweight Carbon/Kevlar/Glass hand laminated shell which features a 2mm double screen anti fog visor, ensuring visibility remains perfect, no matter what the conditions.
Approval:
- Snell-FIA CMR 2016 Approved
Key Features:
- Large visor aperture provides an excellent field of view
- Impeccable ventilation system
- Durable & lightweight composite shell
- Ergonomic interior design
- Anti-fog visor
Helmet weights –
- Sizes 51-56cm – 1185g
- Sizes 57-59cm – 1230g
Have you written anything about this exact product?
Yes, we have covered this exact product: Three CMR Kart Helmets, One Approval: What Does The Extra Money Buy?. That is first-hand coverage from our own builds and showroom, not brochure copy.
How do I get the right size?
Measure around your head at the widest point, about an inch above your eyebrows, and match the centimetres to the size options (this one runs from roughly 51cm to 59cm). The fit should be snug all round with no pressure points, and it should not rotate when you shake your head. Between sizes, try the smaller one first, as linings bed in. Our helmet buying guide covers fit in detail, or call us and we will talk it through.
Is it legal for competition karting?
This helmet carries Snell-FIA CMR 2016, a karting standard. CMR and CMS are the youth standards, the only ones accepted for karters under 15, so this is the right type of lid for cadet and junior classes. Karting standards are separate from the car racing list, so if you also race cars you will need a helmet from our motorsport helmet range. Check your club or championship regulations for the accepted list.
How do I look after it?
Store it in its bag away from heat and direct sun, clean the shell with mild soap and water only (solvents attack the finish and the shell), and let the lining air out after use. And the big one: after any significant impact, replace the helmet even if it looks fine, as the protective liner is designed to crush once.