HJC i70

This HJC i70 collection contains HJ-31 replacement outer visors rather than complete helmets. Moto Central currently lists clear, dark smoke, legal smoke and iridium blue, gold and silver options for helmets using the HJ-31 shield.

HJC's official compatibility table lists the HJ-31 for the i70 and i10. Confirm HJ-31 on the existing visor or helmet documentation before ordering, as other HJC full-face models use visually similar shields with different pivots and seals.

Choose the right HJ-31 visor

HJ-31 fitment for HJC i70 and i10

HJC lists HJ-31 against both the i70 and i10. Fitment depends on the visor moulding, pivot geometry and edge seal, so the correct code matters more than a similar helmet shape or model family.

Inspect the current visor near its edge or pivot area and compare the reference with the product title. If the code cannot be identified, use the helmet's model label and documentation or ask Moto Central to check before purchase.

Choosing a visor tint

A clear HJ-31 preserves the greatest amount of available light and is the sensible default for commuting, touring and variable weather. It is also the visor to carry when a daytime ride might extend into the evening.

The product described as legal smoke provides a lighter tint than the dark smoke version. Road legality still depends on the visor's approval markings, light transmission and the conditions of use, so inspect the markings and follow current UK requirements rather than relying on the colour name alone.

Dark smoke and iridium visors can reduce glare in bright sunshine, but reduced light transmission makes them unsuitable when visibility is poor. Iridium coatings also require careful handling because abrasive cleaning can mark the mirrored surface.

Pinlock preparation

HJ-31 visors may include pins for a compatible anti-fog insert. The outer visor and Pinlock lens are separate components: the HJ-31 provides the main physical shield, while the insert seals against its inner surface to reduce condensation.

Pinlock-ready does not mean an insert is supplied with every visor. Check the exact product contents and match any insert to the HJ-31 reference. An insert for another HJC visor may have a different curve, pin spacing or seal position even when it looks close.

Fitting the replacement visor

Place the helmet on a clean, stable surface and follow the i70 or i10 visor-removal sequence. Release both sides without twisting the shield, inspect the pivot plates for dirt or damage, then engage the new HJ-31 evenly.

Open and close the visor several times before riding. It should move smoothly, remain secure on both pivots and sit evenly against the eye-port seal. Do not force a shield that will not engage, as this can damage the visor tabs or ratchet mechanism.

Cleaning and storage

Rinse away loose dust and grit before wiping. Use water, mild soap and a soft clean cloth, allowing dried insects to soften first. Avoid fuel, solvents, household glass cleaner and abrasive materials.

Take particular care with iridium finishes and do not scrub the coated surface. Store a spare visor in a clean protective sleeve away from direct heat, sharp objects and heavy pressure that could distort its shape.

Replace any visor that is cracked, deeply scratched, insecure at the pivots or hazy through the normal field of view. A tint cannot correct visibility lost through surface damage.

Why buy an HJ-31 visor from Moto Central?

Moto Central groups the available HJ-31 colours together so riders can compare the correct visor reference before choosing a tint. Our team can help confirm whether an i70 or i10 uses HJ-31 and distinguish the outer visor from a model-specific Pinlock insert or internal sun shield.

Browse the wider HJC range, compare more motorcycle helmet visors, find Pinlock inserts or view other helmet spares and accessories.

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