HJC has unveiled its 2027 range: eight new helmets covering practically every use case, from adventure riding to a kids' off-road model, priced from €99.90 (Y50) to €609.90 (RPHA 60 Carbon). Official prices are already listed on HJC's European store, though full technical sheets (weight, exact shell materials, ventilation) haven't been published for most models yet. Here's everything confirmed so far.
| Model | Type | From (Solid) | Up to (graphics) |
|---|---|---|---|
| RPHA 60 Carbon | Dual-sport/adventure full-face, carbon shell | €569.90 | €609.90 (Oure) |
| F72 Carbon | Sport-touring full-face, carbon shell | €429.90 | €469.90 (Eos, Kairo) |
| F72 | Sport-touring full-face, more accessible version | €319.90 | €369.90 (Odyssea, Oflo, Racero) |
| i72 | Entry-level full-face | €219.90 | €259.90 (Marti, Electra, Tala, Shard) |
| i101 | Rotational modular, dual P/J homologation | €299.90 | €349.90 (Krone, Astel, Mira) |
| C92 | Affordable modular | €169.90 | €199.90 (Ragna, Sirius) |
| i41 | Jet (open-face) | €129.90 | €159.90 (Solix, Maia, Varo) |
| Y50 | Kids' off-road | €99.90 | €129.90 (Megadon, Dash) |
Full-face helmets: RPHA 60 Carbon, F72 Carbon, F72 and i72
The RPHA 60 Carbon is the dual-sport/adventure option and the F72 Carbon the sport-touring one, both with carbon shells. The standard F72 sits below the F72 Carbon as a more accessible version, and the i72 completes the full-face lineup as HJC's entry point into the segment.
In its September 21 product announcement, HJC specifies three outer shell sizes and four EPS sizes. Compared with its predecessor, HJC reports a 25% smaller chin section, 20% less aerodynamic drag and 35% less lift. A Pinlock insert is included, and the sun visor has 8 mm of adjustment. These are manufacturer figures, not measurements from our own test.
Modular helmets: i101 and C92
The i101 is a rotational modular with confirmed dual P/J homologation — certified for use both as a full-face and as an open-face. The C92 is the more affordable modular.
Urban and youth: i41 and Y50
The i41 is an open-face (jet) helmet and the Y50 an off-road helmet for young riders.
Will they be shown at EICMA 2026?
HJC appears on EICMA 2026's official exhibitor list, but has not specified which 2027 helmets it will show in Milan. We'll update this article and our EICMA 2026 guide when the display lineup is announced.
Our take
Eight models in one go is a wide refresh that covers every price point HJC already competes in, from €99.90 to nearly €610. Prices are official, straight from HJC's own European store, but full spec sheets (weight, ventilation, ECE homologation beyond the i101's P/J certification) haven't been published for most models yet — we'll update this piece, and add full reviews, as that information becomes available. Meanwhile, check the current lineup on our HJC brand page.
