Thousand Heritage 2.0 Bike Helmet Carbon Black
The Thousand Heritage 2.0 Bike Helmet reimagines a classic design with re-engineered active ventilation, internal channeling, and an updated head shape with refined internal padding. Built for comfort and safety across cycling, skateboarding, and roller skating, it features a proprietary multi-point dial fit system and a convenient one-handed magnetic fastener.
Crafted with vintage motorcycle styling, this helmet includes an integrated low-profile visor and the patented PopLock channel to secure your helmet directly to your bike lock. It also offers seamless compatibility with a magnetic helmet tail light to enhance rider visibility.
Key Features
| Brand | Thousand |
| Model | Heritage 2.0 |
| Color | Carbon Black |
| Product Type | Bike Helmet |
| Closure Type | Magnetic Buckle |
| Adjustment System | Dial Fit System |
| Visor | Built-in low-profile visor |
| Certifications | AS/NZS 2063 |
| Recommended Use | Cycling, Skateboarding, Roller Skating |

Highlights
- Re-engineered active ventilation and internal channeling for cooler riding
- Re-designed head shape and new internal padding configuration for a more inclusive fit
- Proprietary dial fit system with multiple adjustment points for a customizable fit
- Patented PopLock for securing the bike helmet with a lock
- Compatible with magnetic helmet tail light for added visibility (sold separately)
- One-handed magnetic fastener
- A built-in low-profile visor
- Inspired by vintage motorcycle designs with a black shell and white moto trim
- Certified for AS/NZS 2063 standards for cycling, roller skating, and skateboarding
Sizing & fit
Available sizes based on head circumference: Small (54–57 cm), Medium (57–59 cm), and Large (59–62 cm). Use the integrated dial fit system to fine-tune the interior padding for a secure, customized fit.
Compatibility
Compatible with standard U-locks and chain locks via the patented PopLock channel, and designed to mount Thousand magnetic helmet tail lights (sold separately).
Frequently asked questions
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