Bikerguard: Review of the Helmet Wiper That Boosts Your Visibility

When winter shows up, riders know what’s coming: rain, cold, fog… In short, all the reasons you’ll regret taking out your bike. But this time, there’s a little gadget promising to change things: the motorcycle helmet wiper. And not just any wiper, the Bikerguard is here with a model that you can control right from the handlebars and can even mount a camera. So, is this a revolution for riders or just a cool gimmick for tech enthusiasts?

What is the Bikerguard?

The Bikerguard isn’t just another wiper; it’s a real Swiss army knife for your helmet. It’s a well-thought-out system that installs directly on your helmet and is controlled from the handlebar. Yep, you heard me right: no more soaked gloves from trying to clear off your visor while riding.

But that’s not all! The wiper bracket can hold a camera, like a GoPro, so you can capture your rainy rides or relive your journeys once you’re back home. It’s a pretty sweet setup for those who love winter roads or have a traveler’s spirit.

How does it work exactly?

The Bikerguard system is solid, well-designed, and made for bikers. Here’s the breakdown:

A compact, lightweight wiping module that easily attaches to your helmet.
A sturdy Japanese motor, guaranteed to hold up even in strong winds.
A rechargeable USB battery that gives you up to 15 hours of continuous wiping.

It works on almost every type of helmet: full-face, modular, or even open-face with a long visor. And if you swap helmets like outfits, don’t worry: it adapts to all of them.

The handlebar control is the icing on the cake: choose your wiper mode, whether automatic or intermittent, with a simple button press. Easy, practical, and fully waterproof (IPX6). Yes, even in torrential rain, it keeps working.

And if the wiper gets stuck (because Murphy’s law is always lingering), no worries: the system comes with a torque limiter that protects the motor. Built tough, no doubt.

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Gadget or necessity?

So, the big question: do you really need it? Honestly, in heavy rain, having a clear visor is not a luxury. Sure, it doesn’t cover the entire screen, but it’s enough to see where you’re headed.

For those who ride year-round, it’s a real boost in comfort and safety. But if you only take out your bike during sunny days, it might end up collecting dust.

The design and ease of installation

Installation? A piece of cake. Whether you ride with a full-face or open-face, the Bikerguard fits. The handlebar controller is discreet, easy to clip on, and doesn’t turn your handlebar into a cluttered mess.

The wiper module is both light and sturdy, so no worries about balance on the helmet. And the rechargeable USB battery is a massive plus: plug it into your computer or wall socket, and boom, you’re set for hours of use.

How much does this cost?

Okay, time to open the wallet. The complete pack (motor, wiper, controller, and camera mount) is priced at €399. Ouch, that’s a bit steep. But with European manufacturing and a Japanese motor, you’re paying for quality, not some low-end plastic.

If you just need a part, here are the prices: