The Airoh TRR 2 Jupiter open-face helmet in red gloss was born for trial and light off-road riding and also suits those looking for a light, ventilated open-face helmet. The HPC Carbon shell brings the weight down to about 1060 grams and ECE 22.06 approval completes the picture.
Main features
- HPC Carbon shell.
- Ventilation with top and front vents and rear extractors.
- Coolmax Superior Performance technical textile liner with sanitized 2Dry Microsense treatment, removable, washable and hypoallergenic.
- Micrometric retention system.
- Communication system ready.
- ASN and AMLS systems, with anti-theft ring.
- Clear cover for the top vent included.
Safety and approval
The helmet is approved to ECE 22.06, the latest European standard for motorcycle protective helmets, and weighs about 1060 grams (±50). Always check the label on the helmet you receive.
Fit and sizes
The helmet is available in sizes L. To choose your size, measure your head circumference at forehead level and compare it with the manufacturer’s size chart; if you are unsure between two sizes, contact us before buying and we will help you choose the most suitable one.
Who it is for
The helmet is made for trial and light off-road riding, but also for those looking for a light open-face helmet for everyday use. It does not protect the chin, which is why it is best suited to off-road use at moderate speeds.
Care and maintenance
After use, clean the shell with a damp cloth and mild soap. The liner is removable and washable: wash it following the manufacturer’s instructions and let it air-dry away from direct heat. Replace the helmet after a serious impact, even if no damage is visible.
Why choose this helmet
A light open-face helmet offers freedom of movement, good ventilation and low weight, qualities much appreciated in trial and off-road rides. The carbon shell aims at reduced weight, an advantage in prolonged use.
If you need help choosing the size or deciding whether an open-face helmet suits your riding, our team is happy to answer your questions.
A practical tip: try the helmet on for a few minutes with the chin strap fastened. It should fit evenly without creating pressure points on the forehead; if the helmet slides over the skin when you move your head, the size is too big. A correctly fitted helmet is essential to its effectiveness in a fall. Take your time with the choice: check the fit, the comfort of the cheek pads and the field of view before heading out, and remember that a helmet should be replaced after any significant impact, even if no damage is visible.
Sold by STOP AND GO, specialists in motorcycle apparel, helmets and protective gear: for advice on size and use, our team is at your disposal.