Choosing between two modular riding helmets often comes down to whether you want a fresh helmet with extra visibility features or a used helmet with communication gear already built in. The OUMURS Flip-Up Modular Full Face Motorcycle Helmet is listed at $62.65, while the ILM Used Bluetooth Modular Full Face Motorcycle Helmet is listed at $92.99. Both offer the flexibility of a flip-up full-face modular format-you can flip up the front when you want more airflow or need to talk to someone without taking the helmet off. Yet each one steers you toward a different kind of ride. The OUMURS leans into added visibility and a never-worn interior, while the ILM leans into staying connected with a group of riders.
Quick verdict
If you're after a modular helmet with visibility extras, the OUMURS is the simpler pick. If you ride in groups and want communication built in, the ILM brings something extra to the table.
Price comparison
| Product | Listed Price | Price Bar |
|---|---|---|
| OUMURS Flip-Up Modular Full Face Motorcycle Helmet | USD 62.65 | |
| ILM Used Bluetooth Modular Full Face Motorcycle Helmet | USD 92.99 |
Where each helmet wins
The OUMURS wins for riders who want dual visors to adapt to changing light, an LED rear tail light, and a fresh interior. It also includes an EPS impact absorption inner liner and options for double-D style, micro metric, or quick-release closures. The ILM wins for riders who want integrated Bluetooth, group intercom for 6-8 riders, and the convenience of not adding a separate headset. With two built-in speakers, it turns the helmet into a communication hub.
Product notes
OUMURS Flip-Up Modular Full Face Motorcycle Helmet
This helmet is listed as new with tags, so you're getting a never-worn shell. The dual visors allow you to flip between views and are aimed at blocking harmful radiation that can damage your eyes, while the LED rear tail light makes you more visible from behind. The EPS impact absorption inner liner is a solid highlight for impact protection, and the closure system includes double-D style, micro metric, and quick-release options. It's positioned as a four-season helmet, with breathable lining and air vents to help keep you cool. What you don't get here is a built-in Bluetooth or intercom system, so if you want to talk to other riders, you'll need to plan for a separate communication device.
ILM Used Bluetooth Modular Full Face Motorcycle Helmet
The ILM is listed as pre-owned, so the fit and finish are up to the previous owner. Its standout feature is the built-in Bluetooth with group intercom between 6-8 riders, plus two high-quality speakers for full stereo sound. The listing notes Bluetooth version 3.0, nine hours of talk time, and 120 hours of standby. It's also DOT Certified and has a fully removable, washable microfiber lining, with a unisex adult fit. A couple of caveats: the helmet runs one size smaller due to the Bluetooth module, and the intercom is only compatible with ILM Bluetooth helmets or helmets with the same 6-8 rider group intercom function. That makes it a nice option for a specific group setup, but not universal.
Final choice by use case
If you ride mostly solo and want visibility extras, the OUMURS is the cleaner choice. If you ride with the same group trip after trip and want to chat without buying a separate communication kit, the ILM's integrated setup makes it worth considering-just keep the sizing note and connectivity limits in mind. That makes the decision less about which is better overall and more about which fits your normal ride.
