The Nolan N40-6 Classico is made for the dynamic pace of urban life: it redefines the classic jet helmet for riders who move through traffic every day, on a scooter or a motorcycle, or head out for a weekend ride. It combines a contemporary, essential look with practical comfort and sound insulation. This version comes in Lava Grey.
Protection and visibility in the city
The high-coverage three-quarter jet shell offers markedly better impact protection and skull coverage around the temples and the nape than a minimalist demi-jet, without giving up the freedom of an open helmet. The ultra-wide, deep panoramic visor protects the face down to the chin, ensures stability and shelter from changing weather and gives a complete view of the road.
Comfort, ventilation and connectivity
- N-series inner padding designed for maximum ergonomic comfort and optimised sound insulation in noisy urban environments.
- Clima Comfort interior combined with a top ventilation system that channels fresh air inside, for a pleasant temperature in summer traffic and on cold mornings.
- Fully compatible with N-Com systems, including the new Wireless Pro, for music, calls and navigation without altering the aerodynamic profile.
Tips for safe use
Always fasten the closure buckle before setting off and check that the chin strap is tensioned correctly: the helmet must not come off when pulled from the back. Do not apply paint, stickers or modifications to the shell without checking that they are compatible with the materials. Keep the visor clean and free from scratches, especially when riding in the evening or in low light, and combine the helmet with suitable gloves, jacket and protections: a good helmet works best as part of a complete kit.
How to choose the right size
To choose your size, measure the circumference of your head with a tailor's tape, placing it about one centimetre above your eyebrows and passing it around the widest part of the back of your head, then compare the value with the manufacturer's size chart. A well-fitting helmet wraps the head evenly, with no pressure points and no play when you move it with your hands. If you are between two sizes, wear it for a few minutes: the padding settles with use, but a helmet that is too loose does not protect as it should.
Helmet care and maintenance
Clean the shell with a soft cloth, water and neutral soap, avoiding solvents and harsh detergents that could damage paint and materials. Wash the visor with lukewarm water and dry it without rubbing. Let the helmet dry away from heat sources and store it in a dry place, ideally in its bag. After a serious impact, or when the materials show signs of wear, replace the helmet: protection is no longer guaranteed as it was originally.
If you are unsure about size or colour, write to Stop and Go: we will help you choose the helmet that best suits the way you ride.