Bayard XP-66 S Quasar White 3in1 Jet Helmet ECE 22.06 – Removable Peak and Visor

The Bayard XP-66 S Quasar white is a 3-in-1 open-face helmet: peak and long visor are both removable, so the same helmet can be worn in three configurations — peak + visor, peak only, visor only. It has an internal tinted sun visor operated by a slider, an outer shell made of polycarbonate with an inner shell of expanded polystyrene, integrated ventilation, and a quick-release fastening. ECE 22.06 approved. Item code 107.444.202, sizes from XS to XXL.

✓ Strengths

• Three configurations in one helmet – peak + visor for touring, peak only in summer, visor only in the city
• ECE 22.06 approved – compared to 22.05, it adds oblique impact tests and multiple impact speed tests
• Internal sun visor – tinted, retractable, operated by a side slider: replaces sunglasses
• Removable long visor – covers the entire face and protects from wind, removable without tools
• Removable peak – provides an adventure look when needed, can be removed in seconds
• White colour – light shade, the most visible in traffic and daylight
• Polycarbonate shell – lightweight and impact-resistant, with an inner shell of expanded polystyrene
• Integrated ventilation – with air intake and exhaust, declared by the manufacturer
• Removable and washable interior – declared removable and replaceable by the manufacturer
• Quick-release fastening – opens and closes with one hand
• Extended size range – from XS to XXL, head circumference 53-64 cm

Technical specifications

Data sources: official Bayard 2026 catalogue (page 41, XP-66 S Quasar), from which the article code 107 444, the list price of €99.00, the size range XS-XXL, the homologation ECE 22/06, the definition of multifunction open-face helmet with peak and long visor, both mountable or removable, the integrated tinted sun visor, the skin-friendly detachable interior, the integrated ventilation system, the quick-release buckle and the published colours (MATT 111 matte black and GLOSS 202 glossy white) are taken. Splash Design supplier price list for the version code, EAN, shipping weight, HS code 65061010 and country of origin. The catalogue lists as spare parts visors 107 306 998 (clear) and 107 306 996 (tinted) and sun visor 107 309 996. ⚠️ The Bayard catalogue does not publish the weight, head circumference table, or intercom readiness for this model. The values reported above are not from the manufacturer but from internal Moon Bike measurements and retailer data sheets: if you need them to choose the size or to purchase an intercom, please write to us, and we will verify them on the physical helmet before shipping.

Technical data from the manufacturer's official data sheet (MotoPort, owner of the Bayard brand). Undisclosed items – weight and intercom readiness – are not indicated: we prefer a blank field to incorrect data.

Size guide

Measure your head circumference with a tape measure, just above your eyebrows and at the widest point of your nape, including your ears. That number in centimeters is your size. If you are between two sizes, take the smaller one. With the helmet fastened, when you move your head, the skin of your forehead should move with the helmet.

Compatibility

The manufacturer indicates the XP-66 S Quasar as suitable for scooters and mopeds, road motorcycles, adventure/dual-sport, and touring. ECE 22.06 approval is valid in all three configurations above. The peak and long visor are original Bayard spare parts designed for this model: do not mount parts from other helmets.

Recommended products and accessories

• Bayard XP-66 S replacement long visor and peak – contact us for availability and compatibility before purchase
• Helmet bag or carrier – keeps the white shell clean and protects disassembled parts in the top box
• Cleaner and microfiber cloth for visors – to clean visor and sun visor without scratching them
• Helmet interior sanitizing spray – useful between washes of the removable cheek pads
• Helmet lock anti-theft device – to leave the helmet on the vehicle when parked

Perfect for

This is the helmet for those who don't want to buy three. With the peak and visor mounted, it handles travel and rain; removing the visor makes it a summer open-face helmet to wear with glasses; removing the peak turns it back into a clean urban helmet for everyday use: the transformation takes about ten seconds and no tools. White is the lightest colour in the range, the most visible in traffic and the least hot under the summer sun. It's the natural choice for those with a road enduro or adventure bike who use it both for commuting and for weekend outings, but it also works well on a mid-range scooter, where the internal sun visor is what you end up using every day. Those looking for chin protection, however, should look at a modular or full-face helmet. If you have doubts about the size or configuration, contact us for more information.

Frequently asked questions

What does 3-in-1 helmet mean?
The 3-in-1 indicates that both the peak and the long visor are removable without tools, so the same helmet can be worn in three configurations: peak and visor for touring, peak only in summer with glasses, visor only in the city. Switching between configurations takes about ten seconds and no tools.

Is it approved even without the peak or without the visor?
Yes: the ECE 22.06 approval for the Bayard XP-66 S Quasar covers all three configurations provided by the manufacturer. You can therefore remove the peak, the long visor, or both and remain compliant, unlike aftermarket accessories mounted on helmets that were not designed to receive them.

Does it have an internal sun visor?
Yes. The Quasar features an internal tinted visor built into the shell, which lowers and retracts with a side slider. It is independent of the long visor, so it remains usable even in the visor-less configuration, and in daily use, it replaces sunglasses without having to take them off and put them back on every time.

How do I choose the right size?
To choose the size, measure your head circumference with a tape measure, just above your eyebrows and at the widest point of your nape, then compare the value with the table above: XS starts from 53 cm and XXL goes up to 64 cm. If you are between two sizes, take the smaller one.

What is the difference between ECE 22.06 and 22.05?
ECE 22.06 is the European regulation now mandatory for newly introduced helmets on the market. Compared to 22.05, it adds oblique impact tests, multiple impact speed tests, and verification of the complete helmet with visor. A 22.05 helmet already purchased remains valid for use.