HJC i20 Helmet - BATOL MC-2SF

The HJC i20 BATOL is a full-face motorcycle helmet designed for everyday road riding. Built on an advanced polycarbonate composite shell, it delivers a dependable combination of protection, ventilation and comfort at an accessible price point.

The BATOL graphic in MC-2SF presents HJC's semi-flat finish in a red and dark silver colourway, offering a more subdued alternative to high-gloss lids. The i20 suits commuters and recreational riders who want a well-fitted, reliable full-face helmet without unnecessary complexity.

• Advanced polycarbonate composite (APC) shell construction
• Full-face design providing comprehensive head and chin coverage
• ACS (Advanced Channeling Ventilation System) for active airflow management
• Quick-release face shield change mechanism — no tools required
• HJ-26 face shield with Pinlock EVO lens ready compatibility
• Removable and washable interior liner with moisture management
• Multi-density EPS liner for progressive impact absorption
• BATOL MC-2SF semi-flat graphic colourway
• Available in sizes XS through XL

Clean the shell with a soft cloth dampened with mild soapy water; never use petrol, solvents, abrasive cleaners or spray-on polishes, as these degrade the shell material and graphics.
Clean the face shield with warm soapy water and a clean microfibre cloth; avoid dry cloths or abrasive materials that will scratch the optical surface.
Remove the interior liner and cheek pads and hand-wash in cool water with a mild detergent; allow to air dry fully before reinserting — do not tumble dry or use direct heat sources.
Store the helmet in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight, fuel vapours and chemical fumes; use a helmet bag or carry bag to protect the shell and visor from dust and scratches.
Replace the helmet immediately after any significant impact, even when no visible external damage is present — the EPS liner deforms permanently on impact and cannot be assessed by sight alone.
Replace the face shield when scratching or crazing becomes noticeable, as optical distortion impairs riding visibility and safety.
Do not apply adhesive stickers, paint or solvents directly to the shell exterior, as these can penetrate and weaken the polycarbonate structure.
Check the face shield seal periodically for wear or deformation; replace if wind noise or water ingress increases noticeably.
Regardless of condition, retire and replace the helmet in accordance with HJC's stated product lifespan — most manufacturers recommend replacement after five years from the date of manufacture.