Airoh J110 Command J1C09 2-in-1 Modular Helmet Glossy Bordeaux – P/J Dual Homologation and Removable Chin Guard

The Airoh J110 Command in Glossy Bordeaux (code J1C09, Airoh reference AI55A13J11CBC) is the modular helmet that Airoh presents as a jet for riding in town: the chin guard is fully removable, and the box includes the caps for the jet version that cover the mounting points. It carries ECE 22.06 P/J dual homologation, so it is road-legal both closed and open. The shell is made of carbon composite (Composite Carbon on the Airoh spec sheet) in two sizes, developed in the Airoh wind tunnel: 1,340 g (±50 g) as a modular, 1,070 g (±50 g) once the chin guard is removed. Micrometric buckle with anti-theft ring, internal sun visor, air vents on the chin guard and hypoallergenic, removable and washable lining.

✓ Key features

• ECE 22.06 P/J dual homologation – road-legal both as a closed modular and as an open jet
• Fully removable chin guard – it does not lift up, it comes off: the helmet goes from 1,340 to 1,070 grams
• Caps for the jet version included – they cover the chin guard mounting points when you remove it
• Carbon composite shell in two outer sizes (1st XS-S-M · 2nd L-XL-XXL), optimised in the wind tunnel
• Internal sun visor – Airoh also stocks the replacement mechanism
• Double nose guard and double Stop Wind, for the warm season and for the cold, both in the box
• Air vents on the chin guard
• Ready for Airoh AWC4 and AWC2 intercoms (sold separately)
• Micrometric buckle with anti-theft ring
• Hypoallergenic lining in high-performance fabrics, removable and washable
• Glossy bordeaux – the most understated colour in the Command range, and one you rarely see on the road

Technical specifications

Size guide

Official Airoh size chart for the J110, six sizes on two shells. In this colour we have only size S left.

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

Who it is perfect for

It is the helmet for riders who do not want to own two. In the cold months you ride it closed, with the chin guard, nose guard and Stop Wind for the cold; in the warm season you remove the chin guard, fit the caps and it becomes a jet in every respect — legally, because the P/J dual homologation covers both configurations, and the helmet drops from 1,340 to 1,070 grams. The parts to do it are already in the box. Glossy bordeaux is the most understated colour in the Command range: a deep bordeaux that suits naked and classic bikes, and that you will not meet at every traffic light like a black one.

Frequently asked questions

Does the chin guard lift up or come off?
It comes off completely. The J110 is not a modular with a lifting chin guard: the chin guard is removed and in the box you find the caps that cover the mounting points, so the helmet stays clean in the jet version. Removing it takes the helmet from 1,340 to 1,070 grams.

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

What is in the box besides the helmet?
The chin guard, the double nose guard and the double Stop Wind, both for the warm season and for the cold, and the caps for the jet version. These are the parts you need to switch from closed to open and to adapt the helmet to the season: you do not have to buy them separately.

Does it have a sun visor?
Yes, the internal sun visor is there and works together with the helmet's outer visor. Airoh also stocks the sun visor mechanism as a spare part, so if the lever breaks one day you do not need to replace the helmet: you simply replace the mechanism and the sun visor works just as it did before.

Is the intercom included?
No, the intercom is not included in the box. The helmet is prepared for the Airoh AWC4 and AWC2 communication systems, which are sold separately. Since it is a dedicated preparation, the shell does not need to be modified to fit them: it is best to stick to the Airoh models specified by the maker, designed precisely for this helmet.

What is the difference between the Command line and the Color line?
It is the same helmet: same carbon composite shell, same two sizes, same homologation, same contents in the box. The graphics and the list price change: the Command, to which this bordeaux belongs, sits one step above the Color. So the choice between the two comes down only to taste and price.