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Helmet Guidance for Bimba Riders

Bimba strongly recommends wearing a correctly fitted helmet on every e-bike and e-scooter ride.

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Helmet Guidance for Bimba Riders , Bimba Santa Teresa
About this pageHelmet Guidance for Bimba Riders
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01

Bring your own helmet

Bimba does not provide helmets. Bring a suitable helmet that meets applicable safety standards and adjust it before entering the road.

02

A simple fit check

Place the helmet level on your head so it covers the upper forehead. Tighten the fit system, fasten the chin strap and check that the helmet stays in place when you gently move your head.

03

Replace a damaged helmet

Do not use a helmet with cracks, broken straps or a known hard impact. Choose one made for cycling or micromobility and follow its manufacturer’s instructions.

Reviewed by Bimba Operations TeamOperational information verified · August 5, 2026

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What should I know about bring your own helmet?

Bimba does not provide helmets. Bring a suitable helmet that meets applicable safety standards and adjust it before entering the road.

What should I know about a simple fit check?

Place the helmet level on your head so it covers the upper forehead. Tighten the fit system, fasten the chin strap and check that the helmet stays in place when you gently move your head.

What should I know about replace a damaged helmet?

Do not use a helmet with cracks, broken straps or a known hard impact. Choose one made for cycling or micromobility and follow its manufacturer’s instructions.