In hot, humid countries, a motorbike helmet soaks up sweat every day and rain in the wet season. The lining smells, and washing it by hand takes a day to dry. A helmet cleaning machine solves that in one short visit: hot steam cleans the lining, a fan dries it, and the rider leaves happy while you earn from time they were already spending at your shop.
Here is what the GO&GO helmet machine does, who it suits, and what you gain.
Why Riders Need Helmet Cleaning
Smelly, damp linings
Sweat and rain soak into the padding, so the helmet smells after a few weeks.
Hand washing takes a day
Riders cannot wait a day for their helmet to dry.
Customers just wait
At wash shops and parking lots, customers stand idle, while you earn nothing from that time.
Low budget for new services
Most new services need space, staff or big investment.

What Shop Owners Want From a New Service
- Extra income from customers already on site
- Very little space and no construction
- Simple operation by existing staff
- A low, fast investment
- A service riders can see and understand

The GO&GO Helmet Cleaning Machine (HWM)
The HWM uses steam at 6 bar and above 100°C to clean the lining and padding. Then a drying fan finishes the cycle, so the helmet goes back dry.
A cycle takes about 7–15 minutes depending on the helmet. Because there are two chambers, two helmets are served at once.
Helmet Cleaning Machine Features and Benefits
Hot steam, 6 bar, >100°C
According to GO&GO, removes sweat odour and bacteria.
Your benefit: a visible result riders pay for.
Two wash-and-dry chambers
Two helmets at the same time.
Your benefit: serve more riders per hour.
About 2 m² footprint
130 × 50 × 123 cm, 115 kg.
Your benefit: fits next to a counter or wash booth.
30 L built-in tank
No fixed water connection.
Your benefit: no plumbing works needed.
Steam gun included
Also cleans engine bays, interiors and tyres.
Your benefit: extra small services from one machine.
No technician visit
Ships as one crate; set up with online guidance.
Your benefit: start within days of delivery.


How the Helmet Cleaning Machine Fits Your Day
First, switch the machine on before opening, because it needs about 15–25 minutes to build steam pressure. Then, when a rider arrives, staff wipe loose dirt off the shell and place the helmet in one of the two chambers. After that, steam cleans the lining and the fan dries it, so the helmet comes back fresh and ready to wear.
Meanwhile, the rider waits for the bike wash, has a coffee or finishes shopping. As a result, the service fills time customers were already spending at your site. For example, a bike wash shop can offer a bundle: bike wash plus helmet clean, at one price.

In addition, the counter records every cycle, so you can match helmets cleaned with the money in the till at the end of the day.
Technical Specifications
Get a Quotation for Your Project
Every GO&GO system is configured to the site, so vehicle types, daily volume, options, power supply and destination all shape the final figure. Leave your details and our team will prepare a quotation for your project.
- Payment100% with order
- Production30–40 days
- ShippingOne 125 kg crate (LCL)
- InstallationNo technician needed
Check local demand first
- Helmet cleaning sells best where riders own good helmets and care about them.
- Where very cheap helmets are common, demand may be lower, so ask riders first.
- The heating coil is replaced periodically and is usually available locally.
Add Helmet Cleaning to Your
Shop
- Tell us your siteBusiness type, space and power supply.
- Watch it workLive video call from the factory.
- Order and startDelivered as one crate, set up online.
FAQs
Can it wash all helmet types?
Most standard helmets, from half-face to full-face. Full-face helmets take longer.
Does steam damage the helmet?
According to GO&GO, the temperature is set so it does not damage paint or lining.
What warranty applies?
12 months on hardware from installation, plus remote support from GO&GO engineers.
Where does a helmet cleaning machine earn best?
Where riders already wait: bike wash shops, parking lots at malls and campuses, rider hubs and cafés. Because the service fills waiting time, it sells more easily there.
How should I price the service?
Check local prices first. Many operators charge more for full-face helmets, because the cycle is longer, and offer bundles with a bike wash.
