HJC FG-17

This HJC FG-17 collection contains replacement visors and external vent parts for the earlier FG-17 full-face helmet. It does not currently contain complete helmets, so identify the part and finish needed before ordering.

The range includes Pinlock-ready HJ-20M outer visors and colour-specific top or rear vent pieces. HJC's official visor table lists the HJ-20M for the FG-17, FG-ST, IS-17 and C70N, but a shared visor reference does not mean that the helmets share every trim or ventilation component.

What is in the HJC FG-17 collection?

Choosing the correct HJ-20M visor

Start with the visor code printed or moulded on the existing shield and compare it with the helmet model label. HJC's current reference table names HJ-20M for the FG-17, FG-ST, IS-17 and C70N. Similar-looking HJC visors can have different pivot points, curvature and sealing edges, so the helmet name alone should not be guessed from appearance.

The visor listings in this collection are Pinlock-ready, meaning that the shield has the preparation needed for a compatible anti-fog insert. It does not mean that a Pinlock insert is built into the visor or supplied with every replacement shield. Retain the correct locating pins and confirm the insert reference separately.

Choose the tint for the conditions in which the visor will be used. Clear is the straightforward option for low light and night riding. Amber, dark smoke and mirrored iridium finishes change the light reaching the rider, so check their markings and road-use guidance before setting off and keep a suitable clear visor available when conditions require it.

Matching an FG-17 vent to the shell

Vent pieces are more specific than the shared HJ-20M visor. The current collection includes plain black, matt black and white rear vents, plus parts named for Strike MC1, Strike MC2, Strike MC5 and X-Fuera Lorenzo graphics. Those names identify the intended colour treatment and position, not merely a decorative preference.

Compare the product title, photographs and mounting points with the original part. A rear exhaust vent cannot replace a top intake vent, and a part made to continue a graphic may look wrong even where its base shape is compatible. If the old component is available, keep it beside the helmet until the replacement has been checked.

Small clips and adhesive surfaces can be damaged by forcing a part into position. Follow the helmet or part instructions, remove any loose fragments carefully and stop if the new piece does not sit flush without pressure. Do not cut, drill or alter the outer shell or protective EPS liner.

Useful checks before ordering older helmet parts

Read the helmet's sewn or fixed model label rather than relying on graphics alone. The FG-17 and FG-ST names are similar, and some parts are shared while others are not. A product title that explicitly lists both models is stronger evidence of compatibility than a similar colour or overall shape.

Inspect the rest of the helmet before investing in a cosmetic repair. Replace the complete helmet after an impact, and do not use a replacement vent to conceal shell damage, compression or cracking. Where the helmet's condition, age or history is uncertain, ask a qualified retailer or the manufacturer for guidance.

For visors, inspect the pivot area, seal and locking action after installation. The shield should move smoothly, close evenly and remain secure. For vents, check that the control travels correctly and that no loose component can detach while riding.

Why buy HJC FG-17 parts from Moto Central?

Moto Central keeps the remaining FG-17 visor and vent listings together, making it easier to compare model codes, part positions and colour-specific names. Our team can help distinguish an HJ-20M visor from a trim component and check the details visible on an existing helmet or part.

For other models and components, browse helmet spares and accessories or the wider HJC range. If an older FG-17 is due for replacement rather than repair, compare current full-face motorcycle helmets or view all motorcycle helmets.

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