Classic Matt Grey/Black

The RXT A611C Classic is a traditional open face 'jet' style helmet built around a low-fitting shell profile for a clean, close-to-the-head look rather than a bulky modern silhouette. The matt grey and black finish is trimmed with a retro chrome strip along the edging, and the interior is lined with synthetic leather to complete the classic styling.

It suits riders on cruisers, cafe racers, scooters and retro-styled bikes who want an unobstructed field of view and plenty of airflow around the face. As an open face design there is no built-in face protection, so pair it with goggles or riding glasses to suit your conditions.

Available in sizes XS through XL.

• Traditional open face 'jet' style shell
• Low-fitting design for a compact, classic profile
• Retro chrome strip edging around the shell opening
• Synthetic leather interior lining for a classic finish
• Matt grey and black colourway
• Available in XS, S, M, L and XL

Measure the widest part of your head, just above the eyebrows, and compare against RXT's size chart before ordering — a helmet should be snug with no movement of the scalp-to-shell contact when you shake your head.
Always fasten and adjust the chin strap so it sits firm under the jaw; a helmet that is not correctly secured can be dislodged in a crash.
Clean the outer shell with a soft cloth and lukewarm water with a little mild detergent only. Avoid petrol, thinners, ammonia-based glass cleaners and other solvents, which can attack the shell and paint finish.
Wipe the synthetic leather lining with a barely damp cloth and mild soap, then let it air dry completely before storing or wearing again.
Allow a wet helmet to dry naturally at room temperature. Do not use a hairdryer, heater or direct sunlight, and never leave the helmet on a hot exhaust or in a parked car in summer.
Store it in a helmet bag or on a shelf away from sunlight, fuel and solvent vapours, and don't hang it on a mirror or handlebar where the lining can be stretched or the shell dented.
Do not paint the helmet or apply adhesives, stickers or tapes unless the manufacturer confirms they are safe — the adhesives and solvents can weaken the shell.
Because this is an open face design there is no face or chin protection; use goggles or riding glasses for eye protection in wind, rain and insects.
Replace the helmet after any significant impact or drop onto a hard surface, even if there is no visible damage, and retire it in line with the manufacturer's recommended service life.