HJC HJ-35 Race Visor Tear Offs - Pack of 5

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The HJC HJ-35 Race Visor Tear Offs are essential accessories for competitive riders using the HJC RPHA 1 helmet who require uninterrupted visibility during high-speed track sessions. These clear, disposable film layers allow you to maintain a pristine field of view by quickly peeling away debris, insects, or mud without stopping; however, they are intended specifically for racing environments and are not suitable for standard street use where visibility requirements and legal standards differ.
| Model Part Number | 57991 |
|---|---|
| Brand | HJC |
No, these are designed specifically for the HJC RPHA 1 helmet with the HJ-35 visor.
Each pack contains 5 individual tear-off strips.
Tear-offs are generally intended for track and racing use; please check your local regulations regarding visor attachments for street use.
When correctly installed onto the visor posts, they are designed to remain secure during high-speed racing conditions.
No, once a tear-off is pulled from the visor, it cannot be reapplied and should be disposed of properly.
Ensure the film is pulled tight and that the mounting holes are fully seated over the visor posts.
Check if there is a protective plastic backing on the tear-off that has not been removed, or if the surface has become scratched.
To install your HJC HJ-35 Tear Offs, ensure your primary visor is completely clean and free of fingerprints. Locate the tear-off posts on the side of the HJ-35 visor and align the holes on the tear-off film with these posts. Press the film firmly onto the posts until it is taut across the surface of the visor.