HJC V31 Helmet - EMGO MC8SF

The HJC V31 EMGO is a full-face motorcycle helmet positioned in HJC's core road riding range, offered here in the MC-8SF semi-flat graphic colourway. It is built for everyday street riding and commuting, pairing certified impact protection with practical comfort features suited to varied Australian riding conditions.

The V31 suits riders looking for a solid mid-range full-face lid with a quality removable interior and effective ventilation, without moving into the premium price bracket.

• ECE 22.06 certified full-face construction
• Advanced polycarbonate composite shell
• Advanced Channeling Ventilation System (ACVS) with adjustable intake and exhaust vents
• Removable and washable SilverCool interior with antibacterial treatment
• Face shield with anti-scratch and UV protection coatings, Pinlock 70 EVO lens ready
• Emergency Quick Release System (EQRS) cheek pads for first-responder access
• D-ring chin strap retention
• EMGO graphic in MC-8SF semi-flat finish
• Available in XS, S, M and L

Clean the outer shell with a soft cloth dampened in mild soapy water; avoid petrol-based solvents or harsh chemicals as they degrade both the polycarbonate shell and the semi-flat graphic finish.
Clean the face shield separately in lukewarm water with mild soap; never wipe a dry shield as this scratches the lens surface.
Fit a Pinlock 70 EVO insert into the face shield for cold or wet riding to significantly reduce fogging.
Remove the SilverCool cheek pads and crown liner and hand-wash in cool water with mild detergent; allow all interior components to air-dry fully before refitting.
Inspect the D-ring chin strap and webbing before each ride for signs of wear, fraying or corrosion; replace immediately if any damage is found.
Check the face shield pivot mechanism periodically; if stiff, apply a small amount of silicone-based lubricant to the pivot points only — avoid petroleum-based lubricants near shell surfaces.
Replace the helmet after any significant impact regardless of visible external damage — the EPS liner is a single-use energy absorber and may be compromised without obvious signs.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, fuel vapours and chemical exposure; use a soft helmet bag to protect the semi-flat finish from abrasion.
As a general helmet industry guideline, retire and replace the helmet five years from its date of manufacture regardless of apparent condition.