Airoh J110 Command J1C31 2-in-1 Modular Helmet Gloss Yellow – Dual P/J Homologation and Removable Chin Bar

The Airoh J110 Command in Glossy Yellow (code J1C31, Airoh reference AI55A13J11CYC) is the modular helmet that Airoh calls the URBAN JET: the chin bar is completely removable, and the box includes the covers for the jet version to seal the attachment points. It features dual ECE 22.06 P/J homologation, meaning it is legal to ride both closed and open. It has a Composite Carbon shell in two sizes, fine-tuned in Airoh's wind tunnel: 1,340 g (±50 g) in modular mode, 1,070 g (±50 g) once the chin bar is removed. It comes with a micrometric closure with an anti-theft ring, an internal sun visor, air vents on the chin bar, and hypoallergenic, removable, and washable linings.

✓ Key features

• Dual ECE 22.06 P/J homologation – legal as both a closed modular and an open jet helmet
• Completely removable chin bar – it does not flip up, it detaches: the helmet goes from 1,340 to 1,070 grams
• Covers for the jet version included in the box – they seal the chin bar attachment points when removed
• Composite Carbon shell in two outer sizes (1st XS-S-M · 2nd L-XL-XXL), optimized in the wind tunnel
• Internal sun visor – Airoh also stocks the replacement mechanism
• Double nose guard and double Stop Wind, summer and winter versions, both in the box
• Air vents on the chin bar
• Ready for Airoh AWC4 and AWC2 intercoms (sold separately)
• Micrometric closure with anti-theft ring
• Hypoallergenic liners made of high-performance fabrics, removable and washable
• High-visibility glossy yellow – the color that gets you seen first in traffic and amid the gray of winter

Technical Specifications

Size guide

Official Airoh J110 sizing, six sizes across two shells. We only have XXL left in this color.

Measure your head circumference with a tailor's tape measure just above the eyebrows, at the widest point. If you are between two sizes, choose the larger one.

Who it is perfect for

This is the helmet for those who don't want to own two, and for those who want to be seen on the road. In winter, you ride with it closed, using the chin bar, nose guard, and winter Stop Wind; in summer, you remove the chin bar, put on the covers, and it becomes a full-fledged jet helmet — legally, because the dual P/J homologation covers both configurations, and the helmet weight drops from 1,340 to 1,070 grams. The parts to do this are already in the box. The glossy yellow isn't just a matter of taste: on a helmet, it's the color drivers register first, and in an XXL size — the most difficult to find — it is also the least common to encounter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the chin bar flip up or detach?
It detaches completely. The J110 is not a flip-up: the chin bar is removable, and the box includes the covers to seal the attachment points, keeping the helmet look clean in jet mode. Removing it reduces the weight from 1,340 to 1,070 grams.

Can I legally use it without the chin bar?
Yes. It is ECE 22.06 homologated with dual P/J homologation: P covers closed use, J covers open use. The full code and homologation number are printed on the label sewn into the chin strap: that is where they should be read, not on the box or external sticker.

What do I find in the box besides the helmet?
The chin bar, the double nose guard (summer and winter versions), the double Stop Wind (summer and winter), and the covers for the jet version. These are the parts needed to switch from closed to open and to adapt the helmet to the season: they do not need to be bought separately.

Does it have a sun visor?
Yes, it has an internal sun visor. Airoh also keeps the sun visor mechanism in its catalog as a spare part, so if the lever breaks in the future, you won't need to change helmets.

Is the intercom included?
No. The helmet is designed for Airoh AWC4 and AWC2 communication systems, which are sold separately. Since this is a dedicated fit, it is best to stick with the Airoh models indicated by the manufacturer.

What is the difference between the Command line and the Color line?
It is the same helmet: same Composite Carbon shell, same two sizes, same homologation, same equipment in the box. Only the graphics and the price list change: the Command line, to which this yellow belongs, is one step above the Color line.