Bell Falcon XR Mips Road Cycling Helmet











All-Round Performer
When we set out to design the XR Spherical, we were after one helmet to do a bit of everything, from racing cyclocross to touring the world to just KOM’ing your buddies on the weekly lunch ride. With Falcon XR, we’ve taken many of the same features—“Deep Road” fit, ample venting, Fidlock® buckle, Ionic+™ antimicrobial* comfort padding—and built them into a helmet that is both utilitarian and economic. This versatile helmet boasts the same “All-Rounder” ethos and slim profile of XR Spherical and features Mips® Evolve for impact protection in certain crashes.
* Ionic+ antimicrobial padding uses silver metalized yarn for helmet odor control
Key Features:
- Certifications: CPSC Bicycle, CE EN1078
- Vents: 18
- Rotational energy management: Mips® Evolve (integrated with fit system)
- Construction: Fusion In-Mold Polycarbonate Shell
- Fit System: Float Fit™
- Ionic+™ Antimicrobial Comfort Padding
- Fidlock® Magnetic Buckle
- Eyewear Storage
- No-Twist Tri-Glides™
- Sweat Guide™
- Weight: 310 grams (size M)
Occasionally, without notice, manufacturers change product design and/or specifications.
Bell Falcon Helmet Size Chart
|
Size |
Cm |
Inches |
|
S |
52 – 56 |
20 ½” – 22” |
|
M |
55 – 59 |
21 5/8” – 23 ¼” |
|
L |
58 - 62 |
22 ¾” – 24 3/8” |
|
XL |
61 – 65 |
24” – 25 5/8” |
How to measure
To find the circumference of your head, place a tape measure in the centre of your forehead, wrap it around above your ears and around the back of your head.
Once you know the circumference of your head, select a size with a range that your head size fits within.

As well as an adjustable chin strap the majority of cycling helmets have some form of adjustment for size, usually in the form of a ratchet adjuster to tighten or loosen the headband or replaceable pads of different thicknesses.
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