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E-bike cyclists must consider additional protection when riding at higher speeds. The Xnito helmet provides more coverage of the rider’s head. At $129, it is in line with a typical bike helmet and an NTA 8776 rating, protecting a rider up to 28 mph.
If you are considering an e-bike, that's amazing. They are incredibly fun and an excellent way to reduce the number of times you might feel the draw of automotive transport.
Where e-bikes are concerned, Europe has led the way in a great many regards. Europe is also leading the way where safety is concerned with the NTA8776 helmet standard.
I’ve tested a lot of helmets over the years, but the XNITO helmet impressed me as one that is quite comfortable while still feeling like it gives me good wraparound protection.
Its helmets meet the NTA certification, a Dutch safety standard developed specifically for e-bike riders. E-bikes make it possible for even amateur riders to achieve faster speeds than they typically would on a normal bicycle. That’s part of why e-bikes continue to grow in popularity.