Our Service
Your helmet, professionally sanitized. Walk in. Ride out fresh.
Clean Gear's helmet sanitization service uses professional-grade UV-C and ozone technology to eliminate bacteria, fungi, and odor from your helmet's interior. The process is completely dry, chemical-free, and safe for all helmet types.
No appointment needed. No complicated process. Just walk into a Clean Gear location, hand over your helmet, and pick it up fresh.
The Process
What Happens to Your Helmet
Intake & Inspection
Our team inspects your helmet to ensure it's suitable for sanitization. We check for any damage or issues that need attention.
Pre-cleaning
We remove surface dust and loose debris from the helmet exterior and interior padding.
UV-C Sanitization
Your helmet is placed in our sanitization chamber where UV-C light penetrates the interior, destroying bacteria, fungi, and viruses at a cellular level.
Ozone Treatment
Ozone gas fills the chamber, reaching every crevice and shadowed area. Odor-causing molecules are broken apart at a molecular level.
Ventilation & Quality Check
The chamber ventilates, ozone converts back to oxygen, and our team does a final quality check.
Ready for Pickup
Your helmet is returned to you: clean, fresh, and ready for the road.
What We Clean
We Clean Every Type of Helmet
Full-Face
Half-Face / Open
Modular / Flip-up
Off-Road / Motocross
Premium Brands
Shoei, Arai, AGV, HJC, and all others
Benefits
Why Sanitize Your Helmet?
🩺 Health
Eliminate the bacteria, fungi, and allergens that cause scalp irritation, acne, dandruff, and fungal infections. Your helmet should protect you, not make you sick.
😌 Comfort
Remove the odor that builds up from sweat, humidity, and daily use. After a Clean Gear sanitization, your helmet smells like the day you bought it.
🛡️ Durability
Sweat is acidic. Over time, it breaks down foam and padding. Regular sanitization removes that buildup, extending your helmet's lifespan significantly.
💰 Cost
A single Clean Gear visit costs a fraction of a new helmet. Regular sanitization means you replace helmets less often, saving money in the long run.