HJC F71 Helmet - ZEN MC7SF

The HJC F71 is a full-face street helmet aimed at everyday road riders and touring enthusiasts who want a versatile, well-ventilated lid with genuine convenience features. Its integrated drop-down sun visor removes the need to carry a tinted visor separately, while the advanced channelling ventilation system keeps airflow moving on long days in the saddle.

The Zen MC-7SF colourway presents the F71 in a semi-flat finish with HJC's Zen graphic — a subdued, considered aesthetic suited to riders who prefer understated styling. The interior uses HJC's SilverCool fabric for comfort across extended wear. Available in XS through XL.

• Integrated drop-down internal sun visor — no separate tinted visor required
• Advanced Channeling Ventilation System (ACVS) with chin, brow and top vents
• SilverCool interior lining — anti-bacterial, moisture-wicking, removable and washable
• Pinlock EVO lens ready for reduced fogging in cold or wet conditions
• Quick-release tool-free shield replacement mechanism
• Removable and washable cheek pads and crown liner
• Multiple shell sizes for a more proportional fit across XS–XL
• Semi-flat (SF) finish in the Zen MC-7SF colourway

Wipe the outer shell with a soft damp cloth and a mild soap solution; never use petrol, solvents, acetone or abrasive cleaners, as these degrade the shell, finish and visor coatings.
Remove the cheek pads and crown liner and hand wash in cool water with mild detergent; allow to air dry fully before reinserting — do not machine wash or tumble dry.
Clean the visor with warm water and a soft microfibre cloth; never dry-wipe a dirty visor or use abrasive materials, as this permanently scratches the lens surface.
Fit the Pinlock EVO insert to the visor's Pinlock pins when riding in cold, wet or foggy conditions to minimise misting.
Inspect the chin strap webbing and retention buckle regularly for fraying, corrosion or loss of tension; have worn components replaced by an authorised dealer.
Retire and replace the helmet after any significant impact — even with no visible external damage, the EPS liner may be crushed and no longer protective.
Store the helmet in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight, fuel vapours and chemical fumes; a breathable helmet bag or the original packaging is suitable.
As a general guide, consider replacing the helmet after five years of use from the date of first wear, as UV exposure, sweat and general wear degrade materials over time regardless of visible condition.