Shoei has been developing this helmet for the last 4 years as the evolution of their outstanding Neotec helmet. The Shoei Neotec 2 outer shell is manufactured using Shoei's patented AIM construction, a mix of organic and multi-composite fibres in layers for a shock-absorbent shell with optimum rigidity - the same technology and composition that Shoei use on their race helmets. Importantly the flip-up mechanism has been improved. Shoei's innovative stainless-steel pivot two-stage locking system means that the helmet is both P and J rated, meaning it can be worn legally in the open position when riding. Internally, the Shoei Neotec 2 has a dual-density EPS inner shell for different impact absorption levels and the cheek pads, centre pad and chinstrap cover are all removeable and washable. Ventilation is improved with adjustable inlets at the chin and crown with 2 permanently opened exhaust vents on the rear. The visor is fitted with Pinlock's 'Evo' insert - the best performing anti-fogging insert they make. The Shoei Neotec 2 is pre-prepared for Sena's intercom system, ensuring that it fits flush with no protruding parts. A better closing neck skirt and a well-engineered chin curtain to reduce wind noise, an internal drop-down sun visor and a ratchet retention system add to the top specification of this quality motorcycle helmet.
Shoei has been developing this helmet for the last 4 years as the evolution of their outstanding Neotec helmet. The Shoei Neotec 2 outer shell is manufactured using Shoei's patented AIM construction, a mix of organic and multi-composite fibres in layers for a shock-absorbent shell with optimum rigidity - the same technology and composition that Shoei use on their race helmets. Importantly the flip-up mechanism has been improved. Shoei's innovative stainless-steel pivot two-stage locking system means that the helmet is both P and J rated, meaning it can be worn legally in the open position when riding. Internally, the Shoei Neotec 2 has a dual-density EPS inner shell for different impact absorption levels and the cheek pads, centre pad and chinstrap cover are all removeable and washable. Ventilation is improved with adjustable inlets at the chin and crown with 2 permanently opened exhaust vents on the rear. The visor is fitted with Pinlock's 'Evo' insert - the best performing anti-fogging insert they make. The Shoei Neotec 2 is pre-prepared for Sena's intercom system, ensuring that it fits flush with no protruding parts. A better closing neck skirt and a well-engineered chin curtain to reduce wind noise, an internal drop-down sun visor and a ratchet retention system add to the top specification of this quality motorcycle helmet.
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The lowest price for Shoei Neotec 2 - Separator TC5 Motorcycle Helmet right now is $599.00 at amxsuperstores.com.au.
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Prices last updated 27 June 2026.
Shoei Neotec 2 - Separator TC5 Motorcycle Helmet
Shoei has been developing this helmet for the last 4 years as the evolution of their outstanding Neotec helmet. The Shoei Neotec 2 outer shell is manufactured using Shoei's patented AIM construction, a mix of organic and multi-composite fibres in layers for a shock-absorbent shell with optimum rigidity - the same technology and composition that Shoei use on their race helmets. Importantly the flip-up mechanism has been improved. Shoei's innovative stainless-steel pivot two-stage locking system means that the helmet is both P and J rated, meaning it can be worn legally in the open position when riding. Internally, the Shoei Neotec 2 has a dual-density EPS inner shell for different impact absorption levels and the cheek pads, centre pad and chinstrap cover are all removeable and washable. Ventilation is improved with adjustable inlets at the chin and crown with 2 permanently opened exhaust vents on the rear. The visor is fitted with Pinlock's 'Evo' insert - the best performing anti-fogging insert they make. The Shoei Neotec 2 is pre-prepared for Sena's intercom system, ensuring that it fits flush with no protruding parts. A better closing neck skirt and a well-engineered chin curtain to reduce wind noise, an internal drop-down sun visor and a ratchet retention system add to the top specification of this quality motorcycle helmet.
Shoei has been developing this helmet for the last 4 years as the evolution of their outstanding Neotec helmet. The Shoei Neotec 2 outer shell is manufactured using Shoei's patented AIM construction, a mix of organic and multi-composite fibres in layers for a shock-absorbent shell with optimum rigidity - the same technology and composition that Shoei use on their race helmets. Importantly the flip-up mechanism has been improved. Shoei's innovative stainless-steel pivot two-stage locking system means that the helmet is both P and J rated, meaning it can be worn legally in the open position when riding. Internally, the Shoei Neotec 2 has a dual-density EPS inner shell for different impact absorption levels and the cheek pads, centre pad and chinstrap cover are all removeable and washable. Ventilation is improved with adjustable inlets at the chin and crown with 2 permanently opened exhaust vents on the rear. The visor is fitted with Pinlock's 'Evo' insert - the best performing anti-fogging insert they make. The Shoei Neotec 2 is pre-prepared for Sena's intercom system, ensuring that it fits flush with no protruding parts. A better closing neck skirt and a well-engineered chin curtain to reduce wind noise, an internal drop-down sun visor and a ratchet retention system add to the top specification of this quality motorcycle helmet.
Last updated at 27/06/2026 19:58:07
Shoei Neotec II Modular Helmet - Separator TC-5 S
Free delivery
originally posted on denniskirk.com
Bought the Matte Gray Neotech 2 for my Harley riding (Street Glide and Fat Bob) and I am very happywith it. I have 22" noggin and bought a Small. Fits perfect with little wind noise. No complaints. If wind noise is a concern for you (Communication devices or tinnitus) I would recommend this helmet. For comparispn purposes, I previously had a Sedeci II Carbon modular, an exceloent helmet for the money, just a bit noisier. I also have a Bell Race Star for my Daytona 675 Track Days, a Bell MX-9 for my KTM 790 Adv riding. This is the quietest helment of those for me. I can easily make calls with no wind noise and can listen to music on a lower volume.
originally posted on cyclegear.com
I needed another helmet and currently have a neotec I. I was going to go with the HJC RPHA 91 and changed my mind last minute.The HJC seemed like it was as good as the Shoei but for several hundred less. I also liked the finish. I went back into a store to buy the HJC and a service rep stated he thought I should take a Large instead of XL. He was correct. The Shoei fit like a glove. The HJC had a couple of pressure points, the worst just above the brow. I was unacceptable. When I tried the XL, it felt much better but sat far to low, enough to obscure upward vision.On the road, the Shoei was quietest helmet I have ever owned. I usually wear ear plugs or buds but on my first 2000 mile trip, I didn't find I needed to. The quality of movement of chin bar and visors ... MoreI needed another helmet and currently have a neotec I. I was going to go with the HJC RPHA 91 and changed my mind last minute.The HJC seemed like it was as good as the Shoei but for several hundred less. I also liked the finish. I went back into a store to buy the HJC and a service rep stated he thought I should take a Large instead of XL. He was correct. The Shoei fit like a glove. The HJC had a couple of pressure points, the worst just above the brow. I was unacceptable. When I tried the XL, it felt much better but sat far to low, enough to obscure upward vision.On the road, the Shoei was quietest helmet I have ever owned. I usually wear ear plugs or buds but on my first 2000 mile trip, I didn't find I needed to. The quality of movement of chin bar and visors was also very apparent. Airflow was average.I installed a SENA 50S and it doesn't sit in an ideal location because Shoei wants you to buy the internal version, which I did not want.The ratchet strap is better than the D-Ring. However, the guides on the cheek pads where the chin straps go through looks flimsy and prone to replacement
originally posted on denniskirk.com
Can't rate it because I never got it. It showed available then ordered it a tinted shield and the headset, after receiving everything but the helmet got an email telling me it is on backorder with no shipping date. Be careful when ordering. If it doesn't show in stock at their warehouse, then I would not order because you have no idea when you will get it. If you just want to order and don't care how long it will take or if you ever get it then it is ok to order. I needed the helmet and could not wait months so ordered a different one. I still want this one so if it ever shows actually in stock may order it.In their defense it is out of stock on all the major cycle gear sites but would have been nice to know before buying all the gear to go with this beautiful helmet.
| Same Day Despatch | Yes |
| Pre-Order | Pre-Order - NO |
| Supplier | Feridax |
| Helmet Style | Flip-Up / Modular |
| Helmet Model | Shoei Neotec 2 |
Shoei Neotec II Modular Helmet - Separator TC-5 S
Free delivery
Bought the Matte Gray Neotech 2 for my Harley riding (Street Glide and Fat Bob) and I am very happywith it. I have 22" noggin and bought a Small. Fits perfect with little wind noise. No complaints. If wind noise is a concern for you (Communication devices or tinnitus) I would recommend this helmet. For comparispn purposes, I previously had a Sedeci II Carbon modular, an exceloent helmet for the money, just a bit noisier. I also have a Bell Race Star for my Daytona 675 Track Days, a Bell MX-9 for my KTM 790 Adv riding. This is the quietest helment of those for me. I can easily make calls with no wind noise and can listen to music on a lower volume.
I needed another helmet and currently have a neotec I. I was going to go with the HJC RPHA 91 and changed my mind last minute.The HJC seemed like it was as good as the Shoei but for several hundred less. I also liked the finish. I went back into a store to buy the HJC and a service rep stated he thought I should take a Large instead of XL. He was correct. The Shoei fit like a glove. The HJC had a couple of pressure points, the worst just above the brow. I was unacceptable. When I tried the XL, it felt much better but sat far to low, enough to obscure upward vision.On the road, the Shoei was quietest helmet I have ever owned. I usually wear ear plugs or buds but on my first 2000 mile trip, I didn't find I needed to. The quality of movement of chin bar and visors ... MoreI needed another helmet and currently have a neotec I. I was going to go with the HJC RPHA 91 and changed my mind last minute.The HJC seemed like it was as good as the Shoei but for several hundred less. I also liked the finish. I went back into a store to buy the HJC and a service rep stated he thought I should take a Large instead of XL. He was correct. The Shoei fit like a glove. The HJC had a couple of pressure points, the worst just above the brow. I was unacceptable. When I tried the XL, it felt much better but sat far to low, enough to obscure upward vision.On the road, the Shoei was quietest helmet I have ever owned. I usually wear ear plugs or buds but on my first 2000 mile trip, I didn't find I needed to. The quality of movement of chin bar and visors was also very apparent. Airflow was average.I installed a SENA 50S and it doesn't sit in an ideal location because Shoei wants you to buy the internal version, which I did not want.The ratchet strap is better than the D-Ring. However, the guides on the cheek pads where the chin straps go through looks flimsy and prone to replacement
Can't rate it because I never got it. It showed available then ordered it a tinted shield and the headset, after receiving everything but the helmet got an email telling me it is on backorder with no shipping date. Be careful when ordering. If it doesn't show in stock at their warehouse, then I would not order because you have no idea when you will get it. If you just want to order and don't care how long it will take or if you ever get it then it is ok to order. I needed the helmet and could not wait months so ordered a different one. I still want this one so if it ever shows actually in stock may order it.In their defense it is out of stock on all the major cycle gear sites but would have been nice to know before buying all the gear to go with this beautiful helmet.
Great fit. Really like the features such as the internal sun visor, color, and modular design. Wind noise is high, even with the vents closed. It came with the pins inside the visor, but not the pin lock insert. As expensive as these helmets are, they should have included one...although I got a reduced price due to getting last year's model. Otherwise satisfied. Oh, and shipping was free.
The 4 vs 5 stars is due solely to what I feel was a failure by SHOEI with regards to airflow during hot, muggy weather riding. I have a SHOEI RF1200 which I feel is definitely more comfortable for hotter climates such as central Texas where I live. The airflow difference is very noticeable in my opinion. Having said that, if used at the first "open" position it was ok. I wish helmet manufacturers actually focused a bit more on hotter weather riding. SHOEI isn't the only helmet manufacturer with this problem. However, other than that the helmet is spectacular. Fits great. "Sunglasses" visor is excellent. Operation is simple, reliable, and crisp. Literally the ONLY complaint is with the airflow problem. That said, knowing what I know now I'd probably have simply ... MoreThe 4 vs 5 stars is due solely to what I feel was a failure by SHOEI with regards to airflow during hot, muggy weather riding. I have a SHOEI RF1200 which I feel is definitely more comfortable for hotter climates such as central Texas where I live. The airflow difference is very noticeable in my opinion. Having said that, if used at the first "open" position it was ok. I wish helmet manufacturers actually focused a bit more on hotter weather riding. SHOEI isn't the only helmet manufacturer with this problem. However, other than that the helmet is spectacular. Fits great. "Sunglasses" visor is excellent. Operation is simple, reliable, and crisp. Literally the ONLY complaint is with the airflow problem. That said, knowing what I know now I'd probably have simply gotten a new RF1200 instead. I don't care about the fancy bluetooth functionality crap. I ride to ride, not to talk or listen to music or make phone calls.
Even though this is a pricey helmet and it is a hair on the heavy side the benefits way outweigh any downsides by far. The fit is sweet perfection without any hard spots or anything to interfere with your comfort. I have an oval head which sometimes is hard to get a good fit. The innovations in padding and aerodynamics make this the quiest helment which makes longer rides a pleasure. The chin strap is a simple but great feature which can be closed with gloves on. The modular design is easy to open and close with the air vents on point. The bottom line is that this helment is as close to perfection as I have ever experienced.
If you're on the fence, don't be. It's a Shoei. The fit and finish is amazing. I am between a Large and XL. I bought the large thinking it would break in some. It fits snug, but in a good way. And I do think it will loosen up some as I wear it more, as so far I have only worn it 2x, but my other Shoei helmets "broke in" and fit great. It's meant for a Sena Bluetooth, but I bought the Cardo adapter and mounted the Packtalk edge. And it's crystal clear.
Bought the pink variant for my wife. Overall great item. Can be a little claustrophobic if you close it all up but just lifting the shields 1" will make a huge difference. My wife rolled her Harley TriGlide last week and the trike actually flew through the air and landed on her head. The helmet did crack but performed perfectly. She got a small bruise on her right eye lid. How many helmets can say that!
Living in an area with some of the worst traffic congestion in the USA, I noticed right off that my lateral field of vision is blocked with this helmet. In comparison to other helmets on my shelf this one has the most restrictive view. I need to crank my neck around substantially further to get the same field of view as a Schuberth E1, Klim Krios Pro, Arai XD4.When performing head checks I feel slightly blindsided in the Neotec II - which is a bit alarming - but I'm trying to adjust because beyond that it feels better than any of the above mentioned buckets.I also noticed a sharp adhesive smell, but after the first couple days of wind and rain it has dissipated almost entirely
Awesome.Shoei helmet #3.Wish the face flip would lock in up position.Helmet rests on top of your head so on longer rides 3hrs+ it can make it itch. This is due to not much side support holding helmet up on head and face.Easy to use. Good air ventilation. Quiet sound levels.Can beat having a flip face in warm to hot weather regions.
| Same Day Despatch | Yes |
| Pre-Order | Pre-Order - NO |
| Supplier | Feridax |
| Helmet Style | Flip-Up / Modular |
| Helmet Model | Shoei Neotec 2 |
