HJC i100

This HJC i100 collection contains visor and anti-fog components for the rotational modular helmet, not complete i100 helmets. The current range includes HJ-36 outer visors, DKS439 Pinlock 70 MaxVision inserts and a replacement HJ-V11 internal sun shield.

Each component performs a different job. The HJ-36 is the external weather and impact shield, the DKS439 mounts inside a prepared HJ-36 to help manage condensation, and the HJ-V11 is the separate drop-down sun visor housed within the helmet.

HJC i100 visor components at a glance

Choosing an HJ-36 outer visor

HJC identifies the HJ-36 as the external visor for the i100. Confirm that reference on the existing shield, packaging or helmet documentation before ordering. A similar HJC rotational or flip-front visor may use different pivots, curvature or seals.

Clear is the practical choice for mixed weather, low light and night riding. Dark smoke and iridium blue, gold, red or silver finishes reduce incoming light and change the helmet's appearance, but their suitability depends on the visor marking and riding conditions.

Keep a suitable clear outer visor available when a journey may continue after dark. A tinted product name does not establish that the shield is appropriate in every light level, and visibility can change quickly with cloud, rain, tunnels and sunset.

DKS439 Pinlock 70 MaxVision inserts

The DKS439 is shaped for the i100's Pinlock-prepared HJ-36 visor. It mounts against the inside of the outer shield using the locating pins and creates an insulating air pocket that helps reduce condensation across the main field of view.

Clear is the most versatile insert. Dark smoke and yellow alter the light reaching the rider, while ProtecTINT responds to changing light. These options do not remove the need to assess conditions and retain a suitable clear outer visor where required.

An insert cannot replace a scratched or damaged outer shield, and it will not remove rain or dirt from the exterior. Correct seal tension matters: an uneven silicone seal, contamination or excessive pressure can prevent the insert from working as intended.

HJ-V11 internal sun visor

The HJ-V11 dark smoke sun shield sits inside the i100 shell and is moved by the helmet's sun-visor control. HJC lists HJ-V11 for the i100, while other helmet families use different internal shields even where their outer appearance is similar.

Do not confuse the HJ-V11 with an HJ-36 dark smoke outer visor. The outer visor attaches at the side pivots and seals the face opening; the internal shield remains behind it and can be raised or lowered without opening the external visor.

Before fitting an internal shield, inspect the control and attachment points. The shield should travel evenly without catching the nose, spectacles or comfort lining. Stop if the mechanism is stiff or misaligned rather than forcing it.

Fitting and checking an i100 outer visor

Open the HJ-36 fully and follow the removal sequence in the helmet instructions. Support the visor evenly at both pivots so one side is not twisted away from the other, then inspect the ratchet plates and seal before fitting the replacement.

After installation, move the visor through its full range. It should open smoothly, remain secure at both sides and close evenly against the eye-port seal. Check operation with the i100 chin bar in the positions permitted by the instructions, without allowing the visor or mechanism to collide.

If a DKS439 is fitted, confirm that it remains clear of the outer-visor seal and helmet opening through the full movement. Do not ride with loose pins, a distorted shield or a ratchet that does not engage correctly.

Cleaning HJ-36 visors and Pinlock inserts

Use lukewarm water, a soft clean cloth and visor-safe products where needed. Avoid solvents, fuel, abrasive pads and aggressive household cleaners. Soften dried insects or dirt before wiping rather than rubbing them across the surface.

Mirrored outer visors require particular care because abrasive cleaning can mark the reflective coating. Pinlock inserts have a softer moisture-absorbing surface; remove them gently, avoid touching the silicone seal unnecessarily and allow them to dry naturally.

Keep the sun-shield slot and mechanism free from dirt. Do not spray cleaner into the shell or use direct heat to dry any visor component. Recheck every attachment and control before the next ride.

Why buy i100 visor parts from Moto Central?

Moto Central groups HJ-36 outer visors, DKS439 inserts and the HJ-V11 sun shield together, making it easier to distinguish the three layers and compare available finishes. Our team can help identify the code on an existing visor and explain which part is needed.

Browse more helmet spares and accessories or the wider HJC range. If the complete helmet is due for replacement, compare current flip-front motorcycle helmets or view all motorcycle helmets.

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