Name: 918 Flip-UP Matt Black
Brand: RXT
SKU: HRNIN1003
Price: 186.95 AUD
Availability: InStock

The RXT 918 is a modular (flip-up) road helmet finished in matt black, built on a modern-shape ABS shell with a multi-density EPS liner. The chin bar lifts clear of the face, so you can talk, drink or take a breather at the lights without unbuckling.

It carries ECE 22.06 approval with P/J dual homologation, meaning it is certified for riding in both the closed (full-face) and raised (open-face) positions. A drop-down internal sun visor, Pinlock-ready main visor and multi-point ventilation make it a practical everyday choice for commuters, tourers and anyone who wants one helmet to cover a mix of riding.

Wind tunnel development targets ventilation, noise and aerodynamics, while the removable washable lining and recesses for a Bluetooth communicator keep it liveable over long days in the saddle.

ECE 22.06 certified
P/J dual homologation — approved for use in both full-face and open-face (chin bar raised) positions
Modern-shape ABS shell
Multi-density EPS impact liner
Integrated drop-down sun visor
Pinlock-ready main visor
Wide-opening, scratch-resistant and UV-resistant visor with visor-lock button
Self-tensioning quick-release visor mechanism for tool-free changes
Micrometric quick-release chin strap buckle
Removable, washable and hypoallergenic comfort liner
Removable chin curtain
Multi-point ventilation system
Bluetooth communicator ready
Wind tunnel tested for ventilation, noise and aerodynamics

Brand	RXT
Model	918
Type	Flip-up / modular full-face helmet
Shell material	ABS
Impact liner	Multi-density EPS
Certification	ECE 22.06
Homologation	P/J — approved in both full-face and open-face positions
Sun visor	Integrated drop-down internal sun visor
Main visor	Wide-opening, scratch-resistant, UV-resistant; Pinlock ready; self-tensioning quick-release with visor-lock button
Retention system	Micrometric quick-release buckle
Lining	Removable, washable, hypoallergenic; removable chin curtain
Ventilation	Multi-point ventilation, wind tunnel tested
Communications	Bluetooth ready
Colourway	Matt Black

Before every ride, close the chin bar until it latches on both sides and check the micrometric buckle is ratcheted firmly — the helmet should not roll forward off your head.
Raise or lower the chin bar with a firm, deliberate movement using the front release; do not force it while the visor is locked shut.
Retract the internal sun visor fully in low light, at dusk and at night — it is a tinted sun shield, not a night-riding visor.
Wash the shell and visor with lukewarm water and a mild soap using a soft cloth. Avoid petrol, solvents, ammonia-based glass cleaners and abrasive polishes, which can attack the ABS shell, the visor coatings and the EPS.
Soften dried insects and road film with a damp cloth laid over the visor for a few minutes rather than scrubbing, and never wipe a dry visor.
If you fit a Pinlock insert, seat it on the visor pins and handle only by the edges — the anti-fog coating is easily marked, and it should be dried by patting, not rubbing.
Remove the liner, cheek pads and chin curtain and hand wash in lukewarm water with a mild detergent. Air dry in the shade; never use a machine dryer, radiator or hair dryer, and refit everything correctly before riding.
Store the helmet in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight and away from fuel, solvent and exhaust fumes. Don't hang it on a mirror or handlebar end, and don't leave it on the seat or a hot exhaust.
Do not paint the shell, apply solvent-based adhesives or stickers, or modify the EPS in any way — including cutting recesses for a Bluetooth unit. Use the existing speaker pockets and route cables so they don't foul the chin bar or liner.
Replace a visor that is deeply scratched or hazed rather than polishing it, and retire the helmet after any crash or heavy impact even if there is no visible damage.