Name: Airoh Specktre Solid Matt Black
Brand: Airoh
SKU: HASPE002
Price: 278.0 AUD
Availability: InStock

The Airoh Specktre Solid is a flip-up (modular) road helmet finished in matt black, built around a High Resistant Thermoplastic (HRT) outer shell. Its wide main visor opens up a broad field of view, while the chin bar lifts clear when you want air, a drink or a conversation at the lights.

It suits riders who want one helmet for more than one job — daily commuting, weekend rides and longer trips — with a double P/J homologation, a retractable internal sun visor, a micrometric retention buckle and a shell prepared for a Bluetooth communication unit.

Flip-up (modular) design with lifting chin bar
Double P/J homologation — approved with the chin bar closed and raised
ECE 22.06 approved
HRT (High Resistant Thermoplastic) outer shell
Single shell size across the size range
Wide main visor for a broad field of view
Pinlock-ready main visor
Retractable internal sun visor
Bluetooth ready for a comms unit
Micrometric retention system
Stop Wind chin protection
Weight from 1690 g (±50 g)
Matt black solid colourway

Brand	Airoh
Model	Specktre Solid
Type	Flip-up (modular) road helmet
Outer shell	HRT (High Resistant Thermoplastic)
Shell sizes	1 shell
Certification	ECE 22.06, double P/J homologation
Weight	From 1690 g (±50 g)
Sizes	XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL
Retention system	Micrometric buckle
Sun visor	Retractable internal sun visor
Visor	Wide main visor, Pinlock ready
Connectivity	Bluetooth ready (comms unit not included)
Wind protection	Stop Wind
Colourway	Matt Black (Solid)
SKU	HASPE005

Before every ride, check the chin bar has dropped fully into place and locked on both sides, and that the micrometric buckle is ratcheted firmly under the jaw — set the strap length once so only a few clicks are needed each time.
The double P/J homologation means the helmet is approved for use with the chin bar raised as well as closed; operate the flip-up mechanism and the drop-down sun visor while stationary or only when it is safe to do so.
Clean the shell and visor with lukewarm water and a mild soap on a soft cloth. Keep petrol, solvents, ammonia-based glass cleaners and abrasive pads away from the HRT shell and visor, as they can craze the plastic and strip the coating.
Let dried insects and road grime soften under a damp cloth laid over the visor for a few minutes rather than scrubbing them off dry.
If you fit a Pinlock insert, wipe it with a damp cloth only — never dry-rub it, and remove it before washing the visor.
After riding in rain, dry the helmet at room temperature with the visor and sun visor open and the chin bar raised. Do not use a hairdryer, heater or direct sunlight to speed it up.
When fitting a Bluetooth communication unit, use the helmet's prepared mounting points and speaker recesses, and follow the comms manufacturer's instructions — do not modify or drill the shell.
Store the helmet in a cool, dry place in a helmet bag, away from direct sunlight, fuel and exhaust fumes; never hang it on a mirror or indicator, and never leave it resting on the seat where it can fall.
Do not paint the helmet or apply solvent-based adhesives or stickers.
Replace the helmet after any impact, even if there is no visible damage.