Helmet
Learn about included helmet types, correct fit, safety care, and Queensland legal requirements for your scooter rental.
TL;DR
Every scooter rental includes a full-face or open-face helmet. Helmets must meet Queensland safety standards and must be worn at all times while riding. Follow the guide below to choose, wear, and maintain your helmet correctly.
Overview
A helmet is the most important piece of safety equipment for scooter riders. We supply either a full-face or open-face helmet with your rental to help keep you safe and compliant with Queensland road rules.
Types of helmets we provide
Full-face helmet
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Covers your entire head, including your chin and face
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Provides maximum protection in the event of an accident
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Ideal for longer rides and all-weather conditions
Open-face helmet
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Covers the top, sides, and back of your head while leaving your face open
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Offers better airflow and wider visibility
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Commonly used for short city trips
How to wear a helmet properly
Choose the Right Size
Your helmet should fit snugly without causing discomfort.
Correct Positioning
The front of the helmet should sit just above your eyebrows and level on your head.
Fasten the Chin Strap
Tighten the strap so only two fingers can fit between the strap and your chin.
Check for Movement
Gently shake your head. The helmet should stay securely in place.
Ensure Clear Visibility
Keep the visor clean and free from scratches that may affect visibility.
Legal requirements in Queensland
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Helmets must meet AS/NZS 1698 or ECE 22.05 approved standards.
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Helmets must be worn at all times when riding on public roads.
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The chin strap must be securely fastened while riding.
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Passengers must also wear an approved helmet.
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Failure to comply may result in fines and penalties.
Failure to comply with Queensland helmet laws may result in fines and penalties. Riders are responsible for ensuring they wear the helmet correctly at all times.
Helmet safety and care tips
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Inspect your helmet regularly for cracks, damage, or loose padding.
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Store it in a safe, dry place when not in use.
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Avoid dropping your helmet, as internal damage may not be visible.
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Replace the helmet after any crash or every three to five years, depending on condition and manufacturer guidance.
If your helmet is lost, damaged, or no longer safe to use, contact our support team to arrange a replacement.
Final notes
Wearing the correct helmet significantly reduces your risk of serious injury and ensures you remain legally compliant. Always wear it properly, check it regularly, and contact us if you need assistance.
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Last updated Mar 20, 2026
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