Bayard XP-11 Apollo Matt Green Jet Helmet ECE 22.06 – Flip-Up Visor

The Bayard XP-11 Apollo matte green is a short-cut, almost bowl-shaped jet helmet with a smooth matte military green shell, a tone-on-tone logo, and a flip-up clear visor mounted on two three-spoke chrome frames that keep it detached from the shell. The shell is made of polycarbonate and is produced in two external sizes, so it remains compact on the head even in L and XL. The rim and ear pads are finished in black imitation leather with white stitching. ECE 22.06 approved, 1,100 ± 50 g. Item code 107440.

✓ Strengths

• ECE 22.06 Homologation – compared to 22.05, it adds oblique impact tests and multi-speed impact tests
• Weight 1,100 ± 50 g – value read on the homologation label, among the lowest in its category
• Double outer shell – the shell is produced in two sizes across the range of sizes: correct proportions and less weight for smaller sizes
• Flip-up clear visor – on three-spoke chrome frames, it can be raised with one movement without removing it
• Polycarbonate shell – lightweight and impact-resistant
• Matte military green finish – with tone-on-tone logo, for a clean and subtle effect
• Imitation leather ear pads – contrasting white stitching and two snap buttons per side
• Quick-release closure – red tab, can be fastened with one hand even with gloves on

Technical specifications

Data sources: official Bayard 2026 catalog (page 44, XP-11 Apollo), from which the item code 107 440, the list price of €99.00, the size range XS-XXL, the ECE 22/06 homologation, the polycarbonate construction, the anti-scratch polycarbonate visor, the 2 outer shells, the detachable skin-friendly interior, the quick-release buckle, and the published colors (MATT 111 matte black and MATT 444 matte green) are sourced. Splash Design supplier price list for the version code, EAN, shipping weight, HS code 65061010, and country of origin. ⚠️ The Bayard catalog does not publish the weight, head circumference chart, or intercom predisposition for this model. The values reported above are not from the manufacturer but from internal Moon Bike measurements and reseller data sheets: if you need them to choose the size or to purchase an intercom, please contact us and we will verify them on the physical helmet before shipping.

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 on your forehead should move with the helmet.

Compatibility

Recommended products and accessories

• Sunglasses or mask – essential in the sun, as the helmet does not have an internal sun visor
• Cotton or technical balaclava – helps with interior hygiene and fit in warmer months
• Helmet bag or sack – protects the matte finish from dust and scratches when the helmet is not in use
• Specific visor cleaner – soft cloth and non-abrasive product, also for use on the matte shell
• Approved motorcycle gloves – complete the equipment for daily urban use

For accessory availability and compatibility with your vehicle, please contact us: we will suggest the right solution.

Who is it perfect for?

It's the helmet for those who ride a classic motorcycle—scrambler, café racer, light custom—and want something that looks good on the bike without being expensive. The matte military green with the tone-on-tone logo is the choice for those looking for a sober color that immediately works well with dark vehicles or vintage-style motorcycles. The bowl-shaped design with the chrome visor frames is exactly the aesthetic sought by those who are already tired of the standard urban jet helmet. Its light weight makes it comfortable for short trips and Sunday rides. However, it's not the right helmet for highway cruising: without air vents and with its short cut, above a certain speed, noise and air on the nape become noticeable. If you are looking for a more covering jet helmet or one with an internal sun visor, contact us for more information and we will suggest an alternative.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the helmet weigh?
The Bayard XP-11 Apollo declares 1,100 grams with a tolerance of 50 grams, a value read directly on the homologation label applied to the helmet. It is among the lowest weights in the jet helmet category and, together with the short cut of the shell, makes it less tiring on the neck during daily urban commutes.

Can the visor be raised?
Yes. The clear visor is mounted on two three-spoke chrome frames that keep it detached from the shell and allow it to flip upwards with a single movement, without having to dismantle it. This is typical of classic jet helmets and allows you to ride with the visor up when needed.

Does it have an internal sun visor?
No. The XP-11 Apollo matte green only has the flip-up clear visor and does not have a retractable tinted visor: sunglasses are needed in the sun. This choice is consistent with the helmet's bowl-shaped design, which has a clean shell without external controls.

Is it suitable for highway use?
No, it is not its intended purpose. The short cut leaves the nape more exposed and the shell does not have dedicated air vents, so above a certain speed, noise increases and air is noticeable. However, for urban use, short trips, and leisurely rides, it is perfectly at home.

How do I choose the right size?
Measure your head circumference with a tape measure, just above your eyebrows and at the widest point of your nape. Compare the value in centimeters with the table: XS covers 53-54 cm, XL goes up to 62 cm. If you are between two sizes, take the smaller one, as the padding will settle with use.