
The BMW F450 GS is the most affordable GS in BMW’s lineup, but maintaining it isn’t that affordable at all. The first service bill comes close to Rs 12,500, about what you would pay for a good motorcycle helmet. Here are the top five helmets you could buy for about the same price as servicing the BMW F 450 GS.
KYT NF-R
Rs 11,900

If you are looking for a helmet for spirited rides and occasional track days. The KYT NF-R is a solid pick. It gets ECE 22.06 and an ISI certificate, has good ventilation and comes pinlock ready. It is one of the best helmets one can buy for roughly what a BMW F450 GS service would cost.
MT Revenge 2
Rs 9,100

The MT Revenge 2 gives premium safety without stressing your wallet. It features a HIRP (High Impact Resistant Polymer) shell. The helmet is also intercom-ready with dedicated speaker pockets. It also comes with ISI and ECE 22.05 certifications. Overall the helmet gives a good balance between comfort and value.
Korda StormTrooper
Rs 8,499

Inspired by the Star Wars Stormtroopers. The Korda StormTrooper is a modular helmet that can be converted into a full face helmet or a half-face helmet on the go. It features ECE 22.06 and ISI certifications. The helmet has a wide-view visor and comes with a smoked visor as standard, making it a value-for-money option for its price.
Acerbis Profile 4
Rs 7,999
If you go on the trails often, you can consider this motocross helmet. The Acerbis Profile 4 is an entry-level off-road and motocross helmet. It offers excellent ventilation and is compatible with neck braces for added safety. It is certified with both ISI and ECE 22.05.
Axor X-Cross X1 Dual Visor
Rs 7,406

The Axor X-Cross X1 Dual Visor offers everyday practicality. This dual-sport helmet is perfect and goes well with adventure motorcycles. It offers good visibility with its wide visor and is equipped with the necessary safety certifications, such as ECE 22.06 and IS.
The spare parts required for the BMW F 450 GS’s first service cost around Rs 6,000 . On top of that, owners will also have to pay labour charges, which vary from one dealership to another, making the final service bill as high as the cost of these helmets.

