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Spare Part - HJC C70 Comfort Liner - L

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Spare Part - HJC C70 Comfort Liner - L

~~$59.95~~ $53.36

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Spare Part - HJC C70 Comfort Liner - L

~~$59.95~~ $53.36

A replacement comfort liner for the HJC C70, supplied in size Large with a 15mm liner thickness. It's the same interior padding fitted to the helmet from new, so it drops straight back into place without modification.

Ideal if your original liner has become compressed, worn or permanently grubby, or if you'd simply like a second liner on hand so one can be washed and dried while you keep riding. Sold as a spare part only — the helmet is not included.

HJC replacement comfort liner made for the C70 helmet
Size Large, 15mm liner thickness
Direct-fit replacement for the liner originally supplied with the helmet
Refreshes a worn, compressed or soiled interior without replacing the helmet
Useful as a spare so one liner can be washed while the other stays in use
Liner thickness varies across the size range: XS 15mm, S 12mm, M 9mm, L 15mm, XL 12mm, 2XL 9mm

HJC C70 comfort liner (size Large, 15mm)

Brand	HJC
Model	C70 Comfort Liner
Type	Replacement helmet comfort liner (spare part)
Compatibility	HJC C70 helmets
Size	Large
Liner thickness	15mm
Size and thickness range	XS 15mm, S 12mm, M 9mm, L 15mm, XL 12mm, 2XL 9mm
SKU	1119514

Remove the liner from the helmet before cleaning, noting how it sits and how each fastener engages so it goes back exactly the same way.
Hand wash in lukewarm water with a small amount of mild soap, then rinse thoroughly so no detergent residue is left in the padding.
Do not use solvents, petrol, bleach or strong cleaning agents, and avoid machine washing or tumble drying.
Press out excess water gently rather than wringing or twisting the liner, which can distort the foam.
Air dry in the shade at room temperature, away from direct sunlight, heaters, hair dryers and clothes dryers.
Refit only when the liner is completely dry, then check it is seated evenly and every fastener is secure before you ride.
Store a spare liner flat or loosely folded in a cool, dry place so the padding is not left compressed.
Replace the liner if the padding has flattened, the fabric has worn through, or the helmet has started to feel loose — a snug, even fit is part of how the helmet performs.