HJC Helmets

When you open the face it leaves the visor down which is something that I really like.

Bought this to counter the wind-resistance I was experiencing with my C10 helmet and cannot understand why this isn’t included as standard given the difference it’s made. Where I used to fight wind drag previously, this little bit of plastic has removed that completely and makes riding at high speeds / on windy days a breeze (no pun intended). Sticks on very well and also clicks into the air vents at the back so feels very sturdy and secure. Overall a must-have item for the HOC C10.

Bought for my wife to ride pillion, she didn't want anything too "MotoGP" and I didn't want to pay too much so this fit the bill perfectly :)

It's reasonably lightweight, the padding seems good, and my wife is happy with the level of comfort.

Before visiting the Birmingham store I had my heart set on Schoei Neotech 3. Unfortunately, it didn’t fit my head shape. After trying 3-4 other flip-fronts in exactly the same size (L, 59-60cm) and with the guidance of the excellent staff, the HJC F100 was the “one”. The build quality of the HJC is very good, OK perhaps not in the same league as the Shoei, but still excellent. My advice - put “fit” before brand every time. On this occasion, compromising on brand image saved me £260 and the HJC “flip-over” has now won me over.
+ves: good visibility and ventilation; comfy.
-ves: limited visor positions; visor removal is a bit fiddly.

Great clear vision I didn't realise how scratched my old visor was , arrived quickly and well packaged

This helmet is very comfortable and it looks great: very happy with my purchase. Size S fit me perfectly, true to size, and has space for glasses and intercom too. Shame that they have their own SENA-based system, but was able to take advantage of it to easily install a Cardo 4X: 40mm speakers fit perfectly and wires fill the back recess. Pinlock is a game changer: I was impressed by how effective it is. Haven't used it on very hot days, but I can see how the top ventilation was a bit of an afterthought.