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Korean firm HJC is already one of the world's largest helmet manufacturers, those of you who ride motorcycles will probably recognise the name. For 2017, HJC has turned its attention to the cycle industry with a new line of bike helmets. Below we take a look at the HJC Furion — an aero road lid priced at €229.95 (international pricing TBC).
The helmet has an in-mold shell that's been wind tunnel tested, although HJC doesn't list any bold speed or efficiency claims, and it's very light too.The smallest of three sizes is claimed to come in at 200g, while our size medium pre-production sample came in at a feathery 214g – 4g over its claimed weight.
A second size XL/XXL sample came in at dead on its claimed weight of 225g.
The Furion is unique if not hugely distinctive
Take a look at the HJC's competition and you'll be faced with the likes of Bontrager's Ballista, Specialized's S-Works Evade and Giro's Synthe. The HJC's shape certainly doesn't look groundbreaking, yet its design looks different enough to distinguish it from the lids mentioned above.
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