HELMET SUNBLOCKER

[SPYD3R]

FOR THOSE OF YOU THAT RIDE IN THE WINTER MONTHS, AND ARE BLINDED BY THE BRIGHT SUNSHINE IN THE LATE AFTERNOONS, HERE'S A "MUST BUY"....
https://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&k...targid=kwd-36439741452&ref=pd_sl_7tvseu3b74_e

I JUST INSTALLED MINE LAST WEEK, AND CAN'T SAY ENOUGH GOOD ABOUT IT....
I ALSO CONTACTED JEFFERY AT CYCLE-GEAR, AND HE'LL TRY TO GET THESE ON THEIR WEBSITE.....
CHEAP $ FOR A GREAT PRODUCT....
DAN P
SPYD3R

 

[Aracknoid]

Helmet sun blocker

Back in the dark ages prior to the RevZilla, MotorCycle Superstore and others. Old riders would cover the top portion of the helmet screen with black electrical tape, placed on the inside of the screen. Effective, cheap and easy to apply. Now days I push the visor button on my Nolan helmet and instant sunshade.
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Another product for review is the SunVizor. This product attaches to the visor screen and should not affect the visor operation.

Good Luck

 

[SPYD3R]

ALSO

Back in the dark ages prior to the RevZilla, MotorCycle Superstore and others. Old riders would cover the top portion of the helmet screen with black electrical tape, placed on the inside of the screen. Effective, cheap and easy to apply. Now days I push the visor button on my Nolan helmet and instant sunshade.
h
Another product for review is the SunVizor. This product attaches to the visor screen and should not affect the visor operation.

Good Luck

I ALSO 'PUSH THE VISOR BUTTON' ON MY HELMETS, BUT SOMETIMES IT'S JUST NOT ENOUGH.... THIS GIVES YOU THAT LITTLE X-TRA HELP IN THOSE SUPER-SUNNY AFTERNOONS....
DAN P
SPYD3R

 

[asp125]

+1 on the old electrical tape trick. Also, the other cheapskate way is to get a small strip of car window tint film and apply it to the top of the visor. Same idea for pennies a helmet. *INSIDE* where the rain/wind does not rip it off.

 

[Aracknoid]

Helmet sun blocker

I ALSO 'PUSH THE VISOR BUTTON' ON MY HELMETS, BUT SOMETIMES IT'S JUST NOT ENOUGH.... THIS GIVES YOU THAT LITTLE X-TRA HELP IN THOSE SUPER-SUNNY AFTERNOONS....
DAN P
SPYD3R

I have been there too, that is way I still use the electrical tape, just old fashion.

Good luck

 

[PapaHotel]

I have used electric tape for most of my riding years. It just seems to be perfectly wide enough to cover the sun.

 

[JimVonBaden]

I have used electric tape for most of my riding years. It just seems to be perfectly wide enough to cover the sun.

Me too. One and a half strips across the top of the visor does it without causing any limitations in my view riding normally.

 

[Fat Baxter]

I've used black duct tape on my last three helmets.

 

[Samson]

I have a visor that goes from clear to dark depending on the amount of sunlight. very good and works great. No need for sunglasses and can keep my regular glasses on with no need to change out.

 

[Bob Denman]

The "Low Sun" can cause more accidents than you'd ever believe... nojoke
I added some windshield tinting film that blocks 95% of the light, to the top inside edge of my visor.
Between that, and the integral sunshield; I can pretty much take up arc-welding as a hobby... :thumbup:

I bought the roll of tinting film for about twelve bucks on EBay.

 

[Motorcycledave]

Window Tint

I was having my rear glass tinted and while in their shop I had my helmet in the truck
I noticed he had several shades of darkness of the tinting material, I picked the dark one
and had him apply some to the top of my shield .... wow works great.

 

[Bob Denman]

Yup! You can still look up through it, and see the stoplights... :thumbup:

 

[HayRog]

FOR THOSE OF YOU THAT RIDE IN THE WINTER MONTHS, AND ARE BLINDED BY THE BRIGHT SUNSHINE IN THE LATE AFTERNOONS, HERE'S A "MUST BUY"....
https://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&k...targid=kwd-36439741452&ref=pd_sl_7tvseu3b74_e

I JUST INSTALLED MINE LAST WEEK, AND CAN'T SAY ENOUGH GOOD ABOUT IT....
I ALSO CONTACTED JEFFERY AT CYCLE-GEAR, AND HE'LL TRY TO GET THESE ON THEIR WEBSITE.....
CHEAP $ FOR A GREAT PRODUCT....
DAN P
SPYD3R

:thumbup: The first thing I've placed on my last 5 helmets. Wouldn't be without one.

 

[PaladinLV]

Some of us still do but use the blue painters tape

AJ

Back in the dark ages prior to the RevZilla, MotorCycle Superstore and others. Old riders would cover the top portion of the helmet screen with black electrical tape, placed on the inside of the screen. Effective, cheap and easy to apply. Now days I push the visor button on my Nolan helmet and instant sunshade.
h
Another product for review is the SunVizor. This product attaches to the visor screen and should not affect the visor operation.

Good Luck

 

[JimVonBaden]

Yup! You can still look up through it, and see the stoplights... :thumbup:

It took me minutes, minutes I tell you, to learn to tilt my head ip a bit to see the lights.:lecturef_smilie:

 

[Aracknoid]

Helmet sun blocker

It took me minutes, minutes I tell you, to learn to tilt my head ip a bit to see the lights.:lecturef_smilie:

Steep learning curve, Jim, glad you had the drive to see it through.

Good Luck

 

[JimVonBaden]

Steep learning curve, Jim, glad you had the drive to see it through.

Good Luck

:thumbup:

 

[MurrayBrown]

Visor Sun Blocker

The "Low Sun" can cause more accidents than you'd ever believe... nojoke
I added some windshield tinting film that blocks 95% of the light, to the top inside edge of my visor.
Between that, and the integral sunshield; I can pretty much take up arc-welding as a hobby... :thumbup:

I bought the roll of tinting film for about twelve bucks on EBay.

That is what I did also. Works very well.

 

[OJ UK]

SunAx shields also work well..

I've used one of these in my helmets for several years:

http://www.webbikeworld.com/r4/sunax-sunshield/sunax-max-sunshield.htm

 

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