where can we try hjc helmets? and are you looking for one a fullface helmet?

go ask hjc helmet msia fb.

pjs 1 sana, near honda bigwing, havent called up to ask yet but they are an authorized distributor

lol!! thats exactly what i did!

wht they say?

i asked, where i could tryout their helmets, they gave me the address of their closest authorized dealer

maybe will dropby and take a look

For HJC, you can try NKS@sentul. They are the Malaysian distributor for HJC. They supply to other dealers also.

Can try BikeEmpire@OKR or iCity Motoworld Shah Alam.

If you find the helmet you like, try to find same helmet from shopee and same seller. Then go back to the shop and ask them to match the online price. I did that with iCity where I got my RPHA70. Saved 500. As it turned out, it was cheaper than online, since I don't have to pay 27bux worth of shipping.

This post has been edited by jaycee1: Sep 11 2023, 04:38 PM

make sure on that day you get good strong sun.
if not the smell! LOL

If you are already there, stop by hodaka and try the Scorpion helmets. Actually quite good value helmet as well.

This post has been edited by jaycee1: Sep 11 2023, 04:43 PM

reminds me of this morning after i refuel my bike.
There was another biker waiting for my pump. while waiting , he removed his helmet.
as i was pushing my bike a bit forward (to let him use the pump), i ter-smell his helmet. damn strong the odour.
i bet this smell sticks to his hair.

my tips to you guys is to wear a headscarf or bandana before putting on your helmet. get the thin type.
this will save you a lot of trouble of washing helmet lining.

but it will be something if you crash at that speed.
LOL

To help accelerate the drying, I always wet vacuum everything with foam after I wash them.

Shoes
Boots
Helmet padding
Seat
Etc etc

Works really well esp with tall riding boots and shoes. Wet vacuum to remove most of the water then air dry. I also use desiccant silica gel if they're still damp in the evening.

ohh nais, tip yg bagos

too many brands way too many models, already tried some bilmolas and the kyt tt corse, keep fogging the visor...

hjc is another one, way too many models and i cant even tell what the general differences are... c10, c71, c90, i91... mygod, doesnt seem like they saperate nicely into i or c category

You see this, lagi pening: https://hjchelmets.eu/pages/visor-type

If visor fogging is an issue then get one thats with pinlock.

Otherwise theres those universal stick on pinlocks availayon shopee.

Bought one..tested ok wearing ard the hse n steam from hot water but haven't ridden with it yet...mebbe tomorrow ill try since i have a commute to do

If you don't want to buy expensive pinlocks , I recommend Soman anti-fog visor film , works like a pinlock but WAY cheaper. I'm using it in my HJC C70 for almost a year dy ~ no fogging issue at all

Yup..thats the one i bought too...stuck it on my soman helmet

Just need to be careful during install...once stick, can't peel back off coz if u do, the adhesive is gone.

Yeah, only real way to prevent fogging is to use a pinlock. Anti fog coatings don't really work.

I have the soman stick on pin lock on my spare visor as well.

Verdict is, it works, but I find a slight degradation on fidelity. Kind of very slightly opaque at curtain angles or lighting conditions.. Original pinlock is much better but expensive.

However that said there are some "OEM" pinlocks that can be found on shopee..but you have to find models that fit your visor, or get those generic fit ones that come with included pinlock posts that allow you to drill and install the posts on non-pinlock visors.

I usually just get helmets that they throw in the pinlock together. Much easier that way.

For HJC, C series is entry level. I and F series is mid level. RPHA is top range.

The *90 range, is modular. *70 is sport touring.

At least they simplified it somewhat...it was even more convoluted previously.

Can't blame them. They are the world's largest helmet manufacturer.