The silver Nolan N103 N-Com modular — or flip-up — helmet was the newest version of modular motorcycle helmet to come out of the Italian lid-maker back in 2008. This Nolan motorcycle helmet looks starkly different than the Nolan N-102 N-Com flip-up helmet, sporting a more futuristic Star Wars-like appearance with sharp angles and wedges.

Another readily apparent difference is that this dual visor modular motorcycle helmet from Nolan utilizes an internal sunshield, a design feature that has gained popularity since the dual visor Nolan N-102 came out with an externally mounted sunshield a couple of years earlier. The feature-packed silver Nolan N103 N-Com modular helmet offers a lot more than just an internal sunshield, however.

There are many black modular motorcycle helmets out there, and one worth looking at is the black KBC FFR helmet. This DOT approved motorcycle helmet is "the most technically advanced, feature loaded helmet from KBC." Totally 3D engineered from the very beginning by an international design team, the black KBC FFR helmet is a well-designed modular motorcycle helmet that is both stylish and comfortable with sturdy construction for riding protection.

The red Flow Zox Hi Quest R helmet was one of the factory custom painted Zox modular motorcycle helmets with four-way venting to debut in 2008, offering a contemporary chic look by way of a black painted base finish combined with bold, simple tri-color light silver/gray/red custom motorcycle helmet graphics.

One of the most visually intriguing helmets available from KBC Helmets is the silver/gunmetal Infinity KBC FFR modular motorcycle helmet. Totally 3D engineered from the very beginning by an international design team, this DOT approved modular motorcycle helmet model is also the most technically advanced, feature-packed helmet from KBC. The silver/gunmetal Infinity KBC FFR helmet offers a lot of style, features, and panache at a great price.

The Shoei Multitec modular motorcycle helmet replaced the Syncrotec in their 2007 lineup. Years of design and input from customer polls culminated in "the pinnacle of flip-up helmet design and technology," as proclaimed by the Japanese manufacturer. The Shoei Multitec modular motorcycle helmet offers several significant improvements over the ousted Syncrotec.