Shoei RJ-Platinum-R
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Why riders pick it
- Classic open-face styling with SHOEI build quality
- Adjustable five-stage GT visor for sun and glare control
- Lightweight, strong AIM shell in a compact package
- Plush removable and washable interior
- Effective ventilation for warm-weather comfort
- Refined choice for cruiser and street riders
Specs
In the box
- Helmet
- 5-stage GT visor (installed)
- Helmet bag
Details
The Shoei RJ Platinum-R is the definitive classic open-face — a DOT-certified, 2.86 lb three-quarter helmet built with the same hand-laid AIM+ shell technology found in Shoei's premium full-face line. For cruiser riders, café builders, and anyone who wants timeless style backed by genuine Shoei engineering, the RJ Platinum-R has been the quiet standard for decades: low-profile, beautifully balanced, and built to last.
- Multi-Ply Matrix AIM+ shell — interwoven fiberglass and organic fiber layers deliver premium protection in a remarkably compact, lightweight package.
- DOT certified for street use.
- Dual-layer EPS liner — tuned impact absorption without unnecessary bulk.
- Removable GT Visor — shades the eyes and channels cooling air into the front intakes; the helmet also accepts most aftermarket visors and snap-on shields for easy customization.
- Adjustable ventilation — two closable upper air intakes paired with two closable GT top exhaust outlets let you meter airflow to conditions.
- Premium interior — fully removable, washable, and replaceable comfort system, contoured for stability at highway speed.
- Aerodynamic, low-profile shape — avoids the mushroom look and resists lift and buffeting in the open breeze.
- Wide size range — offered in XS through 3XL.
Whether it tops off a bagger, a bobber, or a vintage standard, the RJ Platinum-R delivers what open-face purists actually want: real Shoei build quality, all-day comfort, and clean, classic lines with zero gimmicks. Pair it with your favorite goggles or a snap shield, open the vents, and enjoy the ride the old-school way — with modern protection underneath.
