HJC I71 Helmet - CELOS MC5

The HJC i71 is a full-face road helmet designed for everyday sport and touring riders who want practical comfort without sacrificing protection. Its Advanced Polycarbonate shell keeps weight manageable on longer commutes and weekend rides, while a considered ventilation system and removable interior make it suitable across a range of Australian conditions.

The Celos MC-5 is a graphic colourway within the i71 range. Rider-focused features such as the integrated drop-down SunShield and RapidFire+ tool-free visor system deliver genuine day-to-day usability without the need for extra accessories.

• Advanced Polycarbonate shell for a lightweight full-face construction
• Integrated drop-down SunShield removes the need to carry separate tinted visors
• RapidFire+ tool-free visor change system for quick, roadside swaps
• Pinlock 30 EVO anti-fog lens included in the box
• Multi-position ventilation with adjustable intake and exhaust vents
• Removable and washable anti-bacterial interior liner and cheek pads
• Celos MC-5 graphic colourway

• HJC i71 helmet
• Pinlock 30 EVO lens

Clean the outer shell with mild soap and warm water using a soft, damp cloth; never use petroleum-based solvents, abrasive cleaners or petrol, as these degrade polycarbonate and graphics.
Clean the visor with a damp soft cloth or dedicated visor cleaner; never wipe a dry visor — doing so causes micro-scratches that impair vision, particularly in low light.
To fit the Pinlock 30 EVO lens, open the visor fully, align the lens pins with the recesses on the inner visor edge, and press firmly until both pins are fully seated and the lens sits flat.
Operate the integrated SunShield using the lever on the left side of the chin bar; keep the mechanism free of road grime and dust to maintain smooth deployment.
To remove the visor using the RapidFire+ system, open it to approximately 90°, locate the release tabs at each pivot, press and rotate the visor outward; reverse the process to fit a new visor.
Detach the interior liner and cheek pads by releasing their snap and velcro connections; hand-wash in cool water with mild detergent and allow to air-dry completely before refitting — do not machine-wash or tumble-dry.
Inspect the helmet externally after any impact; polycarbonate shells can sustain internal structural damage that is not visible to the eye — retire the helmet immediately if it has been involved in an accident or dropped from height onto a hard surface.
Store in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight, fuel vapours and cleaning chemicals; a helmet bag is recommended to prevent surface abrasion.
Replace the helmet at least every five years from the date of manufacture, or sooner if the shell, EPS liner, visor, or retention system shows signs of wear, discolouration or damage.